>and some text in a foreign language
Weird, it's as if this thread was dedicated to other languages
/lang/ - language learning
Andrew Morris
Michael Wright
Meant to reply to this obviously
Jeremiah Reed
bruh I can’t F U C K I N G learn moon runes because it’s so f u c k i n g boring and im Jow Forums and /workingfulltime/. How tf am I going to learn these cucks if my schedule is constantly full and or i’m too exhausted to learn them, AHHHHHHHHHH
Christopher Morales
it's sooo cute ^_^
Xavier Wright
>I have taken real-life German classes and they are very helpful for pronunciation and explaining grammatical concepts.
Yeah this is true.
I was studying up a bit online using anki, duolingo, downloadable books, and stuff like that.
These online tools help to recognize words but ultimately you will need to work on sentence structure and grammar.
On site German classes can really aid with those subjects.
It also helps to have someone experienced with both English and the language you are trying to learn.
So that you are able to ask for help on stuff you don't understand.
I paid around 300 for a semester in college(around 4 months time 2 classes a week).
Also if you were ever thinking about getting a job or studying in Germany, those certifications help a lot, especially coming from the Goethe-Institut
I would say the Goethe-Institut looks to be quite worth it.
I might end up enrolling as well.
Parker Rogers
What are the states?
Jacob Gutierrez
Pre-bed bump.