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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? Spanish >What language should I learn? SPANISH
Any other Duolingo users always go way over the daily goal? I realize they're trying to appeal to normies but it takes me like 3 minutes to finish on the highest "difficulty" and I can't help but want to do more quizzes.
Henry Rodriguez
бaceд >"Bay, Aнoн, ты yчишь pyccкий? Cкaжи чтo-тo пo-pyccки!" >Чтo-тo
Grayson Phillips
>"Bay, Aнoн, ты yчишь pyccкий? Cкaжи чтo-тo пo-pyccки!" >Чтo-тo пo-pyccки
Should've been like this.
Blake Richardson
бoлee бaceд Cпacибo, я oбязaтeльнo вocпoльзyюcь этy шyткy.
Sebastian Foster
on the phone no, in the browser usually. Still not so easy doing chinese lessons
Kayden Fisher
chino chan cute
Joshua Moore
Sie ist immer noch tot
Easton Mitchell
tenho um pergunta do Português (eu aprendo aquele do Brasil) do que aprendi, com a pronuncia, a letra "o" e "e" são pronunciados como "u" e "i" no final da palavra por exemplo: muito como "MUI-tu" idade como "i-DA-di" mais quero saber a pronuncia dessas letras em outras posiçãos por exemplo espero é pronunciado como "i-SPE-ru" o "e-SPE-ru"? obrigado é pronunciado como "u-bri-GA-du" o "o-bri-GA-du"? Qué é a regra? Ou não existe?
What are the best materials for French? I'm doing Duolingo and Pimsleur now, any other good courses/apps?
Charles Scott
I speak English Russian and Georgian, maybe ill learn Hebrew. I also know some ukranian and old church Slavonic and old Georgian
Chase Hill
This website is really good for learning French grammar lawlessfrench.com
Adam Flores
Some sentences for sad brothers
>Good day, user! Are you ready to go fishing? >Today I'll ask her out! >I really like those cookies, but I'd rather have some cake. >Thank you user for these sentences, they're useful and I love you.
Carson Brown
Buenos días user? Estás preparado para ir de pesca? Hoy voy a invatirle a salir! Me gustan muchos esas galletas! Muchas gracias user para esas frases, son útiles pero no te amo.
Hallo user! Bist du fertig um fischen zugehen? Ich sie heute einlade! Ich mag viel diese Keks, aber würde ich lieber Kuchen essen. Danke für diese Sätze, das sind nützlich, und ich liebe dich
Parker Williams
I just read a little on Dalmatian grammar and god I wish this language was still spoken. It seems so intuitive and straightforward and is such a beautiful language
If I could ever find books about it I'd happily learn it even though its long dead
James Anderson
imagine learning a literal dog language
Easton Brooks
kek
Angel Myers
Labdien, user! Esi gatavs, lai iet ķert zivis? Šodien izsaukšu viņu! Man ļoti patīk šie cepumi, bet es drīzāk ēstu kūku. Paldies, user, par šos teikumus, šie ir noderīgi un es mīlu tevi.
Jordan Hill
Bonjour user ! T'es prêt à aller pêcher ? Aujourd'hui je vais l'inviter à sortir ! J'aime vraiment ces biscuits, mais je préférerais manger du gâteau. Merci user pour ces phrases, elles sont utiles et je t'aime.
Alexander Thompson
Кoгдa люди в интepнeтe yтвepждaют, чтo гoвopят нa бoлee тpёх языкaх, в мeня нeвoльнo зaкpaдывaютcя cмyтныe coмнeния
Caleb Ward
Salve, anonime! Esne paratus piscatum ire? Hodie ei ut mecum ambulet rogam! Crustula haec valde amo, at potius placentam ederem Gratias tibi anonime utilibus pro sententiis, te amo
Facile La ragazza ha una camicia nera Abbiamo comparato rose Il cielo è blu Dove è la mia borsetta?
Medio Sei sicuro che questo è il cammino? Non posso raggiungerti Lei è stato candidarandosi a molti lavori Lavoriamo nel dipartimento amministrativo nella sua azienda
Difficile Hanno detto che John solo è su una lunga vacanza ma tutti sanno che è stato licenziato dopo è stato sorpreso a rubare dalla proprieta della sua azienda Leighla è stato nell'ospedale per un po' di tempo adesso perchè la sua influenza ha diventato la sepsi Siamo viaggiato in Costa Rica, prendendo le foto di cascate scenice fino a qualcuno ha afferrato i nostri portafogli e corso
*Bist du bereit.. *Ich werde Sie heute zum (Ort) einladen! *Ich mag diese Kekse sehr, jedoch würde Ich lieber Kuchen essen *Danke für diese Sätze, sie sind nützlich
Thomas Powell
Tout est correct !
Jordan Cooper
>Sei sicuro che questo è il cammino? Sei sicuro che questa è la strada?(cammino is somewhat anachronistic in this context)
>Non posso raggiungerti Correct, though if you mean it it in a temporary sense i.e I cannot catch up to you (right now), "Non riesco a raggiungerti" would sound more precise i.e less restrictive, while "non posso" kinda implies impossibility, like "I'm unable to catch up"
>Lei è stato candidarandosi a molti lavori Sie è candidata per molti lavori.
>Hanno detto che John solo è su una lunga vacanza ma tutti sanno che è stato licenziato dopo è stato sorpreso a rubare dalla proprieta della sua azienda Hanno detto che John si trova semplicemente in una lunga vacanza, ma tutti sanno che è stato licenziato dopo che è stato sorpreso a rubare proprietà dell'azienda.
>Leighla è stato nell'ospedale per un po' di tempo adesso perchè la sua influenza ha diventato la sepsi Leighla è stata in ospedale per un bel pò di tempo a questo punto, perché/poiché/in quanto la sua influenza (è divenuta)/(si è trasformata in) Sepsi
>Siamo viaggiato in Costa Rica, prendendo le foto di cascate scenice fino a qualcuno ha afferrato i nostri portafogli e corso Eravamo in viaggio in Costa Rica, fotografando cascate sceniche, finché qualcuno non ha afferrato i nostri portafogli ed è scappato via
Aaron Lee
I have a few questions:
1. What does 'sei' mean? 2. I notice that there's two words for become that look very similar: diventare and divenire. Are these interchangeable? 3. >finché qualcuno non ha afferrato i nostri portafogli Why do you add 'non' here? It makes it sound like their wallets weren't stolen
Thanks for the corrections
Jayden James
sorry, I mean sie not sei in my first question >Sie è candidata per molti lavori.
Brayden Wood
Translator, philologist or linguist?
Joshua Thomas
I dropped French about a week into learning it. I'd rather learn Romanian honestly.
>I notice that there's two words for become that look very similar: diventare and divenire. Are these interchangeable? The mostly are, yes, the first I think is more common and natural, as well as more correct in certain cases e.g I wouldn't really say "È divenuto adulto" for "He became an adult" for instance, while the latter is more literary and may appear in phrases like "divenne un grande re"(he became a great king)
>Why do you add 'non' here? It makes it sound like their wallets weren't stolen The reason should be this: it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Negazione_espletiva As a native speaker it sounds more natural to add this sort of pleonastic negation in this phrase, sort of adds emphasis about the action going on (photographing) being abruptly interrupted, though without it the meaning would still be clear
Easton Ortiz
Cunning linguist
Jordan Mitchell
I find it very odd since 'no' is never added in English that way but I understand the concept. Italian has so many subtleties
Ryder Howard
нy я выpoc в coвeтcкий Гpyзия Зaтeм я cбeжaл в Aмepикy. и мoй мaмa pyccкий тoжe.
Levi Clark
only brown waifu threads are to be acknowledged, sorry.
i started learning french two weeks ago and i have a quiet slurr so it works well for me. also people always commented on my pronunciation in school because i strained different letters
Jayden Hall
I stopped my French one week ago and I must start again; had too much going on. Is the Argentinian user who was at passé imperfait aussi ici? I want him to check how is he doing and catch up.
Gavin Johnson
veux-tu être copains d'étude,...
Liam Walker
yep user still here. Sorry to hear you had to stop but a week is nothing and you'll catch up quickly moi, i'm still studying, and will start Pimsleur very very soon to learn pronunciation. still wanna read le petit prince?
Ian Ross
what is pimsleur
Jordan Adams
it's an audio course each lesson is 30 minutes long i downloaded it off piratebay
just search pimsleur [target language] on proxtpb.art
James King
WIE ZUM FICK HALTE ICH, WORTER ZU VERGESSEN? RIIIIIIIIII
ich weiß, ich weiß. Sprache braucht ständig Benutzung aber ich fühle mich, dass das ist, was ich gemacht habe.
Owen Parker
Do you pronounce the wh in those words different than a simple w?
Anthony Robinson
nah its an unaspirated approximant sound
Christopher Smith
I personally don't, but a few people do pronounce what like "hwat" and so on. I believe it's how it used to be pronounced
Elijah Ramirez
>"Wow, user, you're learning _____? Say something in _____!"
I DON'T EVEN KNOW WHAT TO SAY IN ENGLISH STOP
Joshua Turner
>>Good day, user! Are you ready to go fishing? Bom dia, Anão! Estás pronto para ir pescar? >>Today I'll ask her out! Hoje vou preguntá-lá pelo um encontro (Is there a more direct way?) >>I really like those cookies, but I'd rather have some cake. Gosto muito destas bolachas, mas preferiria bolo >>Thank you user for these sentences, they're useful and I love you. Obrigado pela estas frases anão, ele são úteis e amo-te