How many languages can you speak fluently? What languages would you like to learn? I personally can speak Kurdish-native-, English, Arabic, Turkish and Persian. Next language on my list is German.
I'm only an english speaker right now but I really want to learn spanish in the next 5 years. I'm thinking about moving to a spanish speaking country for a year or two
I'm only an english speaker right now but I really want to learn spanish in the next 5 years. I'm thinking about moving to a spanish speaking country for a year or two
Great to hear that . Based on what I have heard from friends, Spanish basic level can be learnt in quite relatively short time. As long as you have the intention and conviction, you will learn.
Apart from English: German, French, Punjabi/Urdu/Hindi fairly fluently although I want to brush up my French speaking skills. It's been 2 years now and I've forgotten so much. My teacher would not be pleased
Apart from English: German, French, Punjabi/Urdu/Hindi fairly fluently although I want to brush up my French speaking skills. It's been 2 years now and I've forgotten so much. My teacher would not be pleased
Four but three poorly. I could learn four languages within two years by travelling to four different countries and living there temporarily whilst working at a tourist destination.
English, Spanish, German, Portuguese and hand language.
Apart from English: German, French, Punjabi/Urdu/Hindi fairly fluently although I want to brush up my French speaking skills. It's been 2 years now and I've forgotten so much. My teacher would not be pleased
What's the difference between Urdu, Hindi and Punjabi?? If you know one can you understand the other two?
What's the difference between Urdu, Hindi and Punjabi?? If you know one can you understand the other two?
They are simply different languages people use to communicate with one another. The culture and heritage of any ethnicity is interesting no matter what language you learn. All that matters at the end of the day is that you share what experiences you have had in life and help others have a good time on that journey. If you part ways from friends and family etc then that is life.
Four but three poorly. I could learn four languages within two years by travelling to four different countries and living there temporarily whilst working at a tourist destination.
English, Spanish, German, Portuguese and hand language.
It is never late to strengthen the other three. You know it is only difficult to get the basics and the rest is just practice.
How many languages can you speak fluently? What languages would you like to learn? I personally can speak Kurdish-native-, English, Arabic, Turkish and Persian. Next language on my list is German.
oh im so jealous, learned french in school for 7 years and still cant put together a sentence guess im not made for languages:'(
What's the difference between Urdu, Hindi and Punjabi?? If you know one can you understand the other two?
As they all originate from the Hindustan area (Pakistan and India) the languages are spoken and translated in a similar way. (almost as if they are interchangeable). I think that all three are written differently..
oh im so jealous, learned french in school for 7 years and still cant put together a sentence guess im not made for languages:'(
With languages, the key is practice. I studied Arabic for 8 years in school didn't learn to put a sentence together, but then started reading in Arabic and speaking in Arabic and now I am fluent. I studied Turkish for six months but then has been practicing it for 10 years.
And the beautiful thing with learning languages is it is never too late to start. I thought I had grown too old to learn a new language -27 YO- but last year I learnt Malay basic level just through interaction with grocery stores.
With languages, the key is practice. I studied Arabic for 8 years in school didn't learn to put a sentence together, but then started reading in Arabic and speaking in Arabic and now I am fluent. I studied Turkish for six months but then has been practicing it for 10 years.
And the beautiful thing with learning languages is it is never too late to start. I thought I had grown too old to learn a new language -27 YO- but last year I learnt Malay basic level just through interaction with grocery stores.
Start practicing your French
i think it was the way it was taught in school that did my head in, i would get told off for not knowing different tenses and grammar and things and i felt too stupid to put my hand up and say i didnt understand, i love french culture, i watch french films and listen to music and ive even been there but i still just cant get it to stick in my head haha, i might give it another go though:')
I speak fluently French, English, Arabic, I understand German to some extent, I've started to learn Czech (have given up on it for now to focus on my exams) next on the list is Italian I love languages a lot a lot
i think it was the way it was taught in school that did my head in, i would get told off for not knowing different tenses and grammar and things and i felt too stupid to put my hand up and say i didnt understand, i love french culture, i watch french films and listen to music and ive even been there but i still just cant get it to stick in my head haha, i might give it another go though:'
You should give it another go indeed. The thing with practice is I studied French for several months and I learnt the grammatical things you are talking about but then due to lack of practice, only few words in English , which I think are enough: I and Love and You (J'taime)