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I want to learn Korean and a European language 
Partially. As I was learning Portuguese, I found myself deeply immersed in it.
However, my daily daydreams and fantasies involve validation from group therapy.
However, my daily daydreams and fantasies involve validation from group therapy.
idk maybe for some ppl, im too lazy to commit to learning a language lol
Really bad cope. You worked your ass off all alone for 600 hours only to be ridiculized when a speaker talks to you and you can barely answer back. You're so proud arguing you are standing at a C1 level. But once you get to confront your real level to the reality, you realize you're barely A2 and it's painful as fuck.
Actually, the cope when you say to people you're almost bilingual makes it worth it. Just don't ever use your skill in real life otherwise you'll have suicidefuel vibes until the end of time.
It was back when I studied swedish; don't ask me why.
Actually, the cope when you say to people you're almost bilingual makes it worth it. Just don't ever use your skill in real life otherwise you'll have suicidefuel vibes until the end of time.
It was back when I studied swedish; don't ask me why.
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lmao
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English/Oji Cree
idk, one of them I guess.
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Cool, why did you learn it? It's rare to see someone learning it, vast majority picks Spanish over it.
Learn German. It's so complicated that you won't have any time left to think about ropingI want to learn Korean and a European language
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Not good at English but it has been a good serotonin rush to learn it and practicing with my incel fellas. I want to learn Portuguese in a future.I want to learn Korean and a European language
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Not really that complicated when you're a native speaker of a Slavic language. Much complicated grammar, Germs have it easy with only 4 cases.
Doesn't sound like you mastered the language, but mastered doing learning tasks in it. Language learning is useless without constant practice in form of free conversation.
It gives you something to do and studying grammar makes you smarter. But even if you grasp the rules you have to practice a lot to get even semi competent. Its a lot of hassle.
Is he slavic? I don't think so
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Don't know who he is, but as a slavcel and I can say that German isn't that hard as Germs themselves like to portray it as. Good language nevertheless, much more intricate and interesting than En*lish.
People who want to learn German constantly bitch about it, not me buddy boyo. Compound words, orthography (and thus the pronunciation) are just objectively better than mutt (English)
Depends on the language TBH. Germans make you feel like shit and either giggle or give you dirty looks. I never progressed beyond the basics because of that, fuck them
Don't you already speak Ojibwa or Cree? I guess French is also mandatory learning in "Canada" that even the natives have to learn it.
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Yes. Don't use textbooks, don't take classes, don't speak early. Consume media. Immerse.
If you watch 2000+ hours of TV shows in your target you will be better than any person who did formal study.
If you watch 2000+ hours of TV shows in your target you will be better than any person who did formal study.
Why learn a language if nobody wants to talk to you anyways?
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i've heard is one of the most simple languages
Its not as brutal as some other languages but definitely far from easy, especially the grammar
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To consume foreign culture in its full and original form. Some copes also favor languages like learning moon runes is immensely helpful if you favor JRPGs, anime&manga or eel porn.
That is far from truth. It's easy if you have inflection in your language or if you already speak a Germanic language such as Norwegian or Swedish. Japanese is in fact piss easy, the majority of its difficulty stems from kanji.
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i've heard verbs have many forms/variants in geman that's what makes it more difficult, unlike english which every verb has 3 forms
This is cucked af. You have to talk to native speakers , its the fire trial. Also i wouldnt be able to work from home
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Also articles, nouns, names etc. It's complicated
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But kanji is easy as fuck if you learn words in context
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It's easy when you're autistic enough to enjoy drawing them. I guess my weeb side was never strong enough, because I lost interest in favor of German and Norwegian. Maybe one day.But kanji is easy as fuck if you learn words in context
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Oh I never learned writing because it's useless to me (currently) but if you learn vocabulary with kanji it's not an issue in my experience. I believe most experienced learners will say that kanji makes Japanese easier, try reading a book with hiragana only.
No. You need discipline and motivation to learn a language. Incels have neither.I want to learn Korean and a European language
Chads and normies can travel and fuck local foids in other countries, we can't do either so why travel? And if you don't travel why bother learning a language? To consume content? Well if you know English then it's translated 9/10 times and is it really worth it to spend 2k+ hours in order to understand the 1/10 of untranslated content?
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Look into immersion learning (learnjapanese.moe / refold.la / AJATT) - it's the blackpill method of language learning, wholly based on the language acquisition hypothesis.
Wish I could learn Japanese or Russian, but I have to learn nigger Spanish because I’m an Arizonacel and it’s more ((( practical)))
People love polyglots, they are fascinating
Despite being cool and useful to know multiple languages, it signals you are capable of seriously committing yourself to something
Despite being cool and useful to know multiple languages, it signals you are capable of seriously committing yourself to something
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It could be. I've been wanting to learn Danish or Japanese for quite some time but I've been putting it off.
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I want to learn how to say "I can't krempi" in multiple languages.
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You don't have to do that. This sentence transcends every language barrier
no, thats cucked
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too hard
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