How can I learn a language through reading only?? For example if I wanted to learn spanish as fast as possible...

How can I learn a language through reading only?? For example if I wanted to learn spanish as fast as possible, how can I learn it all together without watching slow videos on some language learning site? Like that one dude who became fluent in 42 languages, theres no way he used these shitty sites.

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god look at that slimy texture i want to lick her tongue deeply im so hard now

Active learning. Force yourself to talk to actual Spanish-speaking people, and grammar and writing will come naturally from there

Is their a site where I can power read ??? I dont want to use one of those shitty slow video based sites

immersion is and always will be the best form of learning a language
do you have ethnic neighborhoods who speak the language you want to learn?

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Literally any Spanish news site or Spanish-speaking forum. Try Hispachan (Spanish-speaking Jow Forums).

wait what do you mean reading only? have you nver heard of a textbook?

I'm a beginner and I want to learn multiple languages mostly through reading. There are people who know 20 languages. I want to do it as fast as possible. Where can I do this ??

Do you want to just read and write, or do you want to hold conversations?

You can't.

First you have to
1. Remember word lists. Just put your hand on the translation of a word list and start guessing all the words. Until you know all of them.
2. Learn how to make basic sentences.
3. Immersion (radio, games, tv, chat, whatever)

so you want to learn spanish like people learn latin & ancient greek aka dead languages?

Could you imagine that tongue lapping at your bum whole, spinning clockwise round your anus an massaging your prostate.

I just want to speed learn the language. Where do I do this ? inb4 move to spain etc

buy a textbook with exercises. work on it everyday

Browse foreign chans.
That's how I did it

Learning is one thing, which can be done rapidly, but maintaining it is another. People who know a ton of languages are constantly practicing them in their heads. Like legit OCD style: In the shower, commuting, taking a shit, eating; they constantly hold conversations in their heads in different languages.

That's because maintaining fluency is just as important as learning it in the first place. Most people will lose a lot of even their native language's fluency if they stop using it. Of course, most people never stop using their native language long enough to realize that their constant practice is maintaining it.

That doesn't answer the question. There are few shortcuts for training your ear, which is necessary for conversations.

Learning vocab there are a ton of shortcuts. Just search for mnemonic techniques and languages.

am i a brainlet for only knowing one language?

Watch this video first on how language acquisition actually works. Then pirate the Assimil - Spanish with Ease Course off pirate bay, follow the instructions and try to establish a consistent study regime each day. A little bit even just 10 minutes is great, but it has to be done every day.

How long did it take you?

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I started with English in primary school, so it doesn't count but I got fluent in French within 2 years. Watch the video of Stephen Krashen. Reading and listen are actually THE BEST ways to learn a language in fact according to modern linguistics, comprehensible input is the only way all humans acquire language.

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