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it’s so embarrassing when I tell people I like learning languages and then they ask me which ones I speak fluently, and I say I’m only fluent in English :(
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Why does A2-B1 have to be the most difficult transition? It sucks to be at A2 because you understand quite a bit, but not enough to consume native context. It feels like all you can do is learn grammar
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I swear, A2 and B1 are the worst language levels. A1 was so fun. I actually knew what to study.
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it’s so sad that no one around me irl is interesting in languages. like how can you be happy with being monolingual?
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Does anyone else prioritize the other skills above speaking? Maybe it’s just because I’m extremely introverted but I don’t mainly learn languages to speak them. I do talk to myself in Italian though
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Being at a low intermediate level is so frustrating because I can’t immerse with interesting content yet and knowing what to study is sometimes difficult. Any advice?
#langtwt
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I hate being a low intermediate in Italian because kids shows are the only things I can understand but they’re so boring. I don’t know how to immerse without boring myself to death.
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I feel so behind everyone. I’m a junior and there are kids way younger than me on here that can already speak a second language :/
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I hate being a monolingual English speaker; it’s kind of embarrassing. Hopefully one day I’ll be able to say that I’m a proficient Italian speaker. At least I’m still young, so I have lots of time to learn other languages
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have any other native english speakers had a hard time with learning their first foreign language? I feel like it’s a lot easier for people who need to learn english since it’s literally everywhere :/
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Norwegian, Swedish, and danish learners, how did you decide which language to learn over the others?
#langtwt
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I’ve finally decided that I’m going to try learning Swedish in 2023. I’ve been dabbling in it for a couple of weeks and I like it so far. It seems so much easier than Italian or French
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if you could choose your native language, what would it be?
I would definitely pick German
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What is your favorite romance language?
#langtwt
Mine is definitely Italian, with French as a close second.
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#langtwt
Is it possible for everyone to be able to pronounce their target language like a native?
I feel like there are always going to be certain sounds (like the rolled r) that I’ll never be able to pronounce.
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I really wanna know what it feels like when you’re at the point where you can express yourself as freely in a foreign language as in your native one
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I wish my native language was a language that has close relatives. Being a native English speaker is a privilege in some respects, but it’s frustrating when the closest language to it (Dutch) is not as similar as French is to Italian, for example.
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#langtwt
Do you think that you can learn a language without ever studying it’s grammar? I get so confused when people who learned English say that all that they used was TV, movies, and the internet.
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people who don’t use flash cards: how do you memorize vocab?
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Am I the only person on
#langtwt
who doesn’t like to read? Are there any ways I can compensate for it?
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I wish I could’ve started learning Italian (or another language) at like 5 so that I could’ve absorbed it like a sponge… it takes so much effort now
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I’m so grateful for language learning because it’s been a huge distraction for me, helping me deal with depression and anxiety
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I thought I’d make a thread of my language playlists if anyone is interested/is looking for new music:
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#langtwt
In your opinion, what’s the easiest language for a native English speaker to learn?
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Here are my language goals for 2023 as of now:
🇮🇹: B1 -> Half of B2
🇫🇷: A1 -> A2/B1 (if I revisit it)
🇸🇪: A0 -> A2
I may also dabble in 🇩🇪, 🇳🇱, & 🇩🇰
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I wish I was one of those people who could just learn one language, and completely focus on it. However, I’m interested in too many languages to do that
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Is the best way to learn cases not by memorization, but by immersion instead? Cause memorization seems way too tedious
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I feel like most of the languages that I’m interested in the most are very hard for a native English speaker and/or have very little resources/are unpopular to learn
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To be honest i feel bad about being one of the very few monolingual people here…
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Maybe learning 2 romance languages at once was a mistake. I couldn’t resist starting French, though. Luckily, I haven’t confused them yet.
I suppose it could be worse. I imagine that learning Spanish and Portuguese at the same time would be the most confusing.
#langtwt
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Prepositions can be so challenging to use correctly sometimes lol
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why are there so many norwegian learners on here but barely any swedish and danish learners?
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It’s so frustrating when you start learning more advanced grammatical structures or vocabulary and you end up forgetting some of the basics.
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I just read an article about psychology in Italian and I actually understood most of it! There were a few words here and there that I wasn’t entirely sure of, but I got the gist
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Happy birthday to my favorite classical composer, Beethoven!
He’s part of the reason why I want to learn German, lol
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#langtwt
After learning one Romance language, how long did it take you to learn a second one?
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I know that a lot of people say that it’s okay to have an accent which it is, but I personally want to get rid of it as much as I can, and that’s okay too.
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I wish I could learn the same language with someone and we could practice together/hold each other accountable. That would make me study lol
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just gonna make a list of musicians that I listen to in case anyone knows them and can recommend similar stuff in italian (or my other tl’s)
Im literally so desperate at this point 🥲🥲
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my mom told me that I needed new hobbies which annoyed me because isn’t language learning and music enough?? And ofc there’s other stuff that I’m interested in
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what do you do when you can’t decide which language to learn?
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🇮🇹>>>🇫🇷
in my opinion
every time I do my French homework/study, I get the urge to study Italian
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I love grammar, but why does it have to be so confusing sometimes?
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Studying Italian prepositions today because I still can’t get my head wrapped around them
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Icelandic is such a beautiful language. Wow. I definitely want to at least try it out someday
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I’ve always wondered what english sounds like to non native speakers… to me it just sounds boring/average
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I’m definitely moving to Europe when I’m an adult, I’m just not sure which country I want to live in. I’ve thought about moving to Italy, partially because of my Italian roots, but I’m not a big fan of summer. It might be better for me to live in a country further north.
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I love german compound words. I think they’re really smart and logical
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Name 5 things you want to have/do but u can't yet
1. Visit a lot of European countries
2. Move to a European country
3. Become bilingual
4. Write my own music
5. Become a doctor (maybe)
Name 5 things you want to have/do but u can't yet
I'll start
1. Travel abroad
2. Write my own book
3. Be fluent in more than 4 languages
4. Catsss many catsss
5. Live alone
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I can’t tell if I like the sound of swedish, danish, or norwegian the most. I think I want to learn both swedish and danish, and swedish is probably a good starting point. However I haven’t completely ruled norwegian out yet
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born in: 🇺🇸
lived in: 🇺🇸
nationality: 🇺🇸
speak: 🇺🇸
been to: 🇺🇸💀
want to go to: 🇮🇹🇫🇷🇩🇪🇳🇱🇪🇸🇩🇰🇸🇪🇧🇷🇵🇹🇳🇴🇮🇪🇬🇷🇮🇸🇯🇵🇬🇱🇨🇭🇹🇷🇬🇧🇷🇴🇫🇴🇨🇳🇦🇹🇨🇦🇱🇺🇧🇪🇵🇱🇲🇽+
born in: 🇵🇱
lived in: 🇵🇱
nationality: 🇵🇱
speak: 🇵🇱🇬🇧🇪🇦
been to: 🇵🇱 💀💀💀
want to go to: 🇨🇭🇬🇧🏴🏴🇬🇷🇨🇿🇪🇦🇮🇹🇱🇺🇮🇪🇦🇩🇫🇮 and more..
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The hardest thing about learning languages for me is having the ability to say things in different ways. This causes me to doubt myself a lot, because I’m always debating whether a certain way to say something is more correct than another way.
#langtwt
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It’s really cool how Italian and French are so similar but because of the differences in pronunciation, I never mix them up. They each have a completely different feel
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Everyone tells you to take breaks while doing homework, but that never works for me. If I take a break, I won’t go back to it
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imagine being able to read and write in Russian… that would be so cool
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I love the Romance languages but I think I love the Germanic languages even more
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So, I thought about it, and I think I’m going to try to start actually studying German (while maintaining Italian as best as possible) That way, when I’m feeling stuck with Italian, I can study some German, which will be more productive than dabbling in a lang i’m unsure about
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I was planning on officially starting to learn Swedish but Danish is super tempting
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I’m finally done with midterms so I can get back to languages :)
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I only asked for money for Christmas but I’m probably going to buy a few language books (with my birthday money, too)
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how long does it take to get used to another writing system? (especially cyrillic)
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I still can’t decide if I want to learn swedish or danish first. Danish is definitely my favorite Scandinavian language in writing but there’s no way I’ll be able to speak it, so maybe I should start with swedish??
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I’m doing an assignment for French class right now and I was wondering how you would say “both of them have brown eyes”
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what do you do when you can’t decide the order in which you want to learn certain languages?
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I hope that I get the opportunity to travel a lot in the future since I’ve never been out of the country :/
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I really hope I can prove to myself that it’s possible for me to get past B1 in a language. I know how to learn as a beginner but since I’ve never gotten a foreign language higher than this I’m still kinda lost
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#langtwt
How do/did you study your TL at an A2/B1 level? I feel like it’s the most difficult place to be because you’ve mastered the basics but you aren’t quite ready for native material.
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What five countries do you want to go to the most? For me it’s
• 🇮🇹
• 🇩🇪
• 🇩🇰
• 🇸🇪
• 🇮🇸
what five countries do you want to go to the most? for me it’s…
#langtwt
1. 🇯🇵
2. 🇰🇷
3. 🇫🇮
4. 🇨🇳
5. 🇳🇴
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I think I’m gonna quit italian for real and start swedish since swedish media is a better fit for me
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well I guess once I’m an adult and can afford it, I’m going to compensate for my travel-less childhood 💀💀
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I wish a language with complex grammar was my native language because it’s really hard to learn things like cases, a ton of conjugations, and more as an English native :(
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I think once I find a method that works for me, learning languages will be a lot easier
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I wish my native language had really hard grammar so that learning other ones would be easy 💀
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does anyone know of singers/bands like lana del rey in other languages?
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I still can’t choose which Scandinavian language I like the best
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