>What language(s) are you learning? >Share language learning experiences! >Ask questions about your target language! >Help people who want to learn a new language! >Participate in translation challenges or make your own! >Make frens!
Check this pastebin for plenty of language resources as well as some nice image guides: pastebin.com/ACEmVqua
Torrents with more resources than you'll ever need for 30 plus languages: FAQ U: >How do I learn a language? What is the best way to learn one? How should I improve on certain aspects? Read the damn wiki >Should I learn lang Y so I can learn lang X? No >What is the most useful language? Pickled Polish >What language should I learn? Smoked Serbian
Who made this crap? 1.132 billion people speak English, even if you go by native speakers it's 360 million. There is no Chinese language but if you mean Mandarin its 917 million native speakers and the total number of mandarin speakers is 1.16 billion
Hunter James
Not him but I was learning German and gave up. There is basically no one to practice it with so you basically can just read it and do duolingo but that gets boring.
Christian Barnes
>There is basically no one to practice it with What? German learners make up like three fifths of /lang/'s demography.
Grayson Hughes
What is the difference between obrigado and obrigada?
Brandon Martinez
Men say obrigado and women say obrigada.
Xavier Garcia
And how do you say meow and ruff in Portuguese
Nicholas Nelson
Passive immersion is more fun than active production.
Jonathan Parker
Why don't you watch some German tv. Do you have Netflix
Dominic King
I'd rather see no translation challenge than Jow Forums-style "redpills" disguised as translation challenges.
Bentley Mitchell
1930s/1940s German propaganda films are great, but post-war German films and TV series are boring and ordinary as fuck.
Nicholas Perry
patrician taste
Lucas Myers
I think the propaganda films, TV shows, and books about WW2 era Germany are banned, or severely censored
Dylan Hernandez
They're banned in Germany, but they're legal elsewhere. You can watch Triump des Willens all you want, but you can't buy Kinder Surprise Eggs or Jamón Ibérico. You win a bit, you lose a bit.
William Kelly
I did not have any intentions to spread an agenda on /lang/. My challenges came from randomly and fairly chosen pre-existing content on the internet. For example, I would represent different groups and threads equally.
Jacob Brown
Have sex
Ian Wilson
I never saw you go against gamers or Jow Forumsdditors, but I did see you quote stuff on lgbt communities, tumblr, and anime fans.
Mason Anderson
I'm not going against what they say, I'm just copying and pasting their content, and it isn't even anything damning. If you really want a Jow Forums edition, I'll make one, but you'll probably say I'm trying to "subtly redpill" everyone by posting opinions I agree with.
Jaxson Flores
my wife chino... I WANT TO FUCK CHINO please chino is so cute my wife chino is so cute chino chan sex chino sex with chino i'd like some more kafuu chino sex with chino kafuu chino my wife cute is so chino wife
Nolan Lewis
>meow Miau >ruff ??? If you mean the sound dogs make it’s “Au au”.
Colton Lee
Language challenge - Jow Forums edition
Easy >That's the joke >Anyone else see a pattern here? >How many of you here are Vatican agents? >Very inspiring, OP. You are doing God's work.
Medium >Turns out ethno nationalism is the only way to repel the kikes from our lands. >How do I, as a 6'4 white male, get a spic wife like this with big boobies and a big ass that will dance for me, Jow Forums? >They get Ariel. We get Harriet. Well, a ditzy, air headed, lying version. Christine Blasey Ford to play Harriet Tubman. >let me redpill you on something: da jooz aren't responsible for all the evil in the world and everyone here are lazy white numales
Hard >Culture is trying to impose one hierarchy over another, and each hierarchy goes by a different name or name it morals, whether we put dominance, intelligence, practicality, success of the individuum/collective - most certainly a mix of many names that we can't really define with our primitve language. >Where would you put a right of one value system compared to another, can you reason it down to the naked bone or are you just in the same sphere as anyone else, having no real righteousness, just acting on feelings?
Angel Howard
>A transgender is an anti-LGBT tumblr-hating anime-hating Jow Forumstard Bad joke, mexifat
Juan Green
One of the sentences on the /lgbt/ edition challenge was actually my own post.
>Anyone else see a pattern here? Vai kāds cits šeit redz modeli?
>How many of you here are Vatican agents? Cik daudzi no jums šeit ir Vatikāni aģenti?
>Very inspiring, OP. You are doing God's work. Ļoti iedvesmojošs, OP. Tu dari Dieva darbu.
Lincoln Lewis
How are you learning Latvian?
Jaxon Reed
By looking at conjugation and declension charts etc on Wikipedia.
Ian Rivera
Someone remind me why we brought this board back when it clearly doesn't contain anything and if anything attracts more edgy stormniggers to Jow Forums
Personally I have a calendar-notebook and everyday I write what I have to do: - study a langauge [ ] - read a book [x] when I complete I put 'x' There is many todo productive apps for mobile phone but I recommende to use paper one.
Hunter Reyes
How about a language that matters
David Wright
Do you guys actually do language courses, or just learn stuff from random books, smartphone apps, and wikipedia?
Adrian Bennett
Know Spanish and English natively, learned Arabic and can read French.
Right now focusing on my Chinese. It is pretty hit or miss. I can order food and ask directions but I am just on the edge of being conversational. This language is much more difficult than Arabic I think
Jordan Peterson
bump
Eli Gonzalez
/lang/oids
Blake Butler
I just watch TV shows and read news sites. I still do duolingo but only to keep things fresh, I don't learn much from it anymore but repetition never hurts. Helps you with ingraining things.
Isaac Gray
I have finally learned Hungarian, test me. Give me a challenge.
Angel Lee
>not using the hyperbolic lang chamber to maximise lang gains
Owen Brooks
Tu as le gay.
Grayson King
Do you use subs? Im B1 in german but can only understand like every 3rd word on tv
Daniel Jackson
>Ethnologue 2005
It's old numbers, and Chinese means any speaker of any Chinese language.
Noah Williams
Post a fucking challenge
Luke Taylor
I use them whenever available but I can understand most things just fine without them. But to be fair it's easymode to understand Dutch if you're German and studied it casually for 3 years.
Except for some classical literary works, all is best in the bastardized English that’s being used.
Adrian Anderson
>and Chinese means any speaker of any Chinese language. The way different Sinic languages are treated as dialects despite being mutually unintelligible is really stupid. Nobody refers to "Romance" or "Germanic" as being languages, with French or German for instance just being dialects, so why is "Chinese" treated this way?
Same goes for "Arabic". Someone from Egypt can't understand someone from Libya, yet these people apparently speak the same language. No.
Eli Lee
Start with the DW course for A1-B1 or the German for Reading book (look it up on libgen). Then go off and do your own thing. Sentence/vocab mining from books & films is highly recommended by me.
Who's the asshurt faggot who reported the challenge?
Juan Williams
First time, do you like it ? I wanted something a bit more down to earth. I tried to make the grammar progressively more complex, and to avoid stupidly eccentric vocab even for the difficult part.
Easy : >I'm going to the grocery store >He is small but cute >They workout everyday >We will take the bus, then we will stay at my house
Normal : >I would love to eat dinner with you but I have work to do >You keep doing the same mistakes, maybe you are just dumb >He almost fell on her, he is such a mess
Difficult : >He seems so awkward and shy, yet I heard that he slept with many girls. Could it be because he is rich ? >Studying philosophy gives you a sharp analysis but in our day and age making money is what really matters >And then he yelled that there were two types of people in this world but we were never given the opportunity to know which ones they were because security took him out of the reception room
Andrew Scott
Easy : >I'm going to the grocery store Megyek az üzletig. >He is small but cute Kicsi de aranyos. >They workout everyday Minden nap gyúrnak. >We will take the bus, then we will stay at my house A busszal megyünk, aztán meg a lakásomban maradunk.
Justin Butler
Normal : >I would love to eat dinner with you but I have work to do Szerenék veled vacsorázni, de dolgom van. >You keep doing the same mistakes, maybe you are just dumb Ugyanazokat a hibákat ismétled, talán csak hülye vagy. >He almost fell on her, he is such a mess Majdnem ráesett, mekkora egy pancser.
Jacob Kelly
Difficult : >He seems so awkward and shy, yet I heard that he slept with many girls. Could it be because he is rich ? Olyan furcsa és visszahúzódó, de mégis azt hallottam róla, hogy sok nővel volt. Talán azért, mert gazdag? >Studying philosophy gives you a sharp analysis but in our day and age making money is what really matters A filozófia tanulmányozása jó kritikai készséget ad, de a mai világban a pénzcsinálás a lényeg. >And then he yelled that there were two types of people in this world but we were never given the opportunity to know which ones they were because security took him out of the reception room És akkor azt kiáltotta, hogy csak kétféle ember van ezen a világon de nekünk nem adatott meg a lehetőség, hogy megtudjuk melyek ezek mivel a biztonságiak kivitték a recepcióról.
Angel Thomas
>>He is small but cute he cute.jpg
Tyler Jenkins
Can I speak Hungarian good enough or should I have more sex?
Oliver Gutierrez
>Megyek az üzletig Well, this implies that you go until you reach the store, and then don’t enter, you just go until you reach it. “(A) boltba megyek” would be better. A grocery store is a bolt, or “élelmiszer bolt”, but people usually just say bolt. Üzlet is reserved for things that sell things other than groceries.
Asher Davis
>I'm going to the grocery store コンビニに行く。 >He is small but cute 彼は小さいでもかわいいです。 >They workout everyday 彼らは運動をする毎日。
Jaxon Rivera
Good riddance, it was awful, just like all of your posts. Hopefully in the next occasion you'll take a vacation.
Robert Rivera
The Mexican asked for a Jow Forums edition. There was really nothing wrong with the challenge. This guy did it.
Nolan Smith
Facile >Je vais à l'épicerie >Il est petit mais mignon >Ils s'entraînent chaque jour >Nous prendrons le bus, puis on va rester chez moi Normal >J'aimerais bien dîner avec toi mais j'ai du travail à faire >Tu continues à faire les même erreurs, peut-être que tu es simplement bête >Il est quasiment tombé sur elle, il est tellement minable Difficile >Il semble timide et maladroit, mais par contre j'ai entendu qu'il a couché avec beaucoup de filles. C'est peut-être pourquoi il est riche? >Étudier philosophie te donne des analyses aiguës mais aujourd'hui faire de l'argent est la chose plus importante >Et puis il a crié qu'il y a deux genres de personne au monde, mais on n'a pas eu l'occasion d'entendre quels genres ils sont car la sécurité l'a ramené hors de la salle de réception
Adrian Bell
>Nous prendrons le bus, puis on va rester chez moi Nous is a bit more polite/precious than On so you should choose one or the other and go with it but mixing the two in one sentence is weird.
>Nous prendrons le bus, puis on va rester chez moi
>minable Minable means more pathetic
> C'est peut-être pourquoi il est riche? C'est peut-être parce qu'il est riche
>Étudier philosophie étudier la philosophie
>Sharp analysis Une analyse pointue/un esprit critique aiguë is used for a voice/sound or a pain usually.
Asides from minor mistakes very good French
Xavier Morgan
Merci beaucoup, mon ami
Ayden Cook
>I'm going to the grocery store Idę do spożywczaku >He is small but cute On jest mały i słodki >They workout everyday Codziennie podnoszą ciężary >We will take the bus, then we will stay at my house Pojedziemy autobusem i potem zostaniemy u mojego domu
>I would love to eat dinner with you but I have work to do Chciałbym zjeść kolację z tobą, ale mam pracę do wykowania >You keep doing the same mistakes, maybe you are just dumb Ciągle powtarzasz te same błądy, ty być może po prostu jesteś głupcem
Luke Collins
Are you French? Get out of Korea please, it is not your home
Jose Miller
>Łatwe Idę do sklepu spożywczego. On jest mały, ale słodki. Oni ćwiczą codzienny. Pojedziemy autobusem, potem zostajemy w moim domu.
>Normalne Chciałbym zjeść kolację z tobą, ale muszę pracować. Ciągle zrobisz te same błędy, może jesteś tylko głupi. On prawie upadł na nią, on jest tak bałagan.
>Trudne On wygląda tak niezręczny i nieśmiały, jeszcze słyszałam, że on spał z wieloma dziewczynami. Mogłoby to być dlatego, że on jest bogaty? Studiowanie filozofii daje ci wielka umiejętność analizy, ale w naszych czasach zarabianie pieniądze to naprawdę się liczy. I wtedy on krzyknął, że na tym świecie są dwa rodzaje ludzi, ale nikt nie dał nam szansi na wiedzy, kim byli dlatego, że ochroniarze zabrali go z recepcji.
Jace Green
>upadł na nią, I thought of that but think this is to fall down from like a roof or something whereas this is probably meant as a "stumble into". So I didn't do that one.
Christian Brown
More sex. [SPOILER]With me of course.[/SPOILER]
Jayden Phillips
Or you're just retarded
Jeremiah Miller
You made some mistakes in this challenge. >They workout everyday First of all, you should say every day, not everyday. Everyday is synonymous with casual or mundane. Every day means each day. I don't even think you can say to "workout" as a verb, only a noun. You need to say "work out" instead here. >You keep doing the same mistakes, maybe you are just dumb You keep making* People make mistakes. They don't do mistakes. This is a minor point, but in these two sentences under "Normal" (which you should have named "Medium"), you should have put semicolons instead of commas. >Studying philosophy gives you a sharp analysis but in our day and age making money is what really matters Did you mean "Studying philosophy gives you an edge in analysis", or "a sharp ability to analyze"? >And then he yelled that there were two types of people in this world but we were never given the opportunity to know which ones they were because security took him out of the reception room This sentence is a mess. I found it hard to understand the first time reading it around the "to know which ones they were" part because it was ambiguous and doesn't really convey the meaning of "what types there were".
Lincoln Rodriguez
Easy : >I'm going to the grocery store به بقالی می روم >He is small but cute قد کوتاه هنوز ناز است >They workout everyday هز روز ورزش می کنند >We will take the bus, then we will stay at my house سواره اتوبوس خواهیم بود, بعد در خانه من می مانیم
Normal : >I would love to eat dinner with you but I have work to do با شما شام می خواهم بخورم اما باید کار کنم >He almost fell on her, he is such a mess تقریبا رویش افتاد, خیلی چلفتی است
Liam Rivera
Thank you
The more I stay in Asia the worst my English gets
Adam Russell
*the worse
Elijah Russell
Today I'm going to the Bibliothek
Angel Barnes
>łatwy poszedłem do spożywczaku
jest mały, ale miły
codziennie się trenują
pojedziemy autobusem, a potem zostaniemy się u mnie
>średni chciałbym zjeść z tobą obiad, tylko jestem bardzo zajęty
ciągle robisz te same błędy, może jesteś po prostu głupi
niemal na nią nie upadł, jest taki nieprzyzwoity
>trudny wydaje się taki niezręczny i nieśmiały, ale słyszałem że przespał się z wieloma dziewczynami. mogłoby to być dlatego, że jest bogaty?
nauka filozofii daje dokładną analizę, ale w naszych czasach liczy się tylko zarabianie pieniędzy
a wtedy wrzeszczał że są na tym świecie dwa typy ludzi, tylko nie dali nam szansy uznać jakie to były, bo został zabrany z recepcji ochroniarzami
Levi Bailey
Easy: >I'm going to the grocery store я идy в пpoдyктoвый мaгaзин >He is small but cute oн мaлeнький, нo милий >They workout everyday oни зaнимaютcя кaждый дeнь. >We will take the bus, then we will stay at my house мы пoeдeм нa aвтoбyce, a пoтoм мы ocтaнeмcя y мeня дoмa.
Normal: >I would love to eat dinner with you but I have work to do я хoтeл бы пoyжинaть c тoбoй, нo y мeня paбoтa я дoлжeн cдeлaть.