The Answers to Discussion Topics

[Pinecone]

Q: For many people, language learning is hard. Why?
A: Mostly because humans lack a data port for performing language installs.

Q: Completely forgetting your first language if not used, is it possible?
A: No entiendo lo que dices. Por favor repítelo en español.

[Cavesa]

Q: Completely forgetting your first language if not used, is it possible?
[i]A: I wish it was possible whenever I have to talk to people I really don't like.

[Mooby]

Q: Languages vs Time
A: Usually results in a close Finnish

[Serpent]

Q: studying vocab or reading a lot?
A: yes

[Bluepaint]

Q. What would you considered advanced?

A. Anyone and everyone compared to me

[Pinecone]

Q. Learning pitch accent?
A. You may wind up throwing this advice away, but it strikes me as important--at least for an 'on the ball' learner.

Q. Do you read in your target language?
A. If you call mangled, sounding out of letters in a picture book with a dictionary in hand 'reading'. Yes. Yes, I do.

[smallwhite]

Q: Lego launches Braille bricks
A:
Lego launches Braille bricks
Braille bricks Lego launches
If Lego launches Braille bricks
Where are the Braille bricks that Lego launches?

[badger]

Q: Reading: What is the optimal known to unknown vocabulary ratio?
A: 1:0

[rdearman]

Q: Reading: What is the optimal known to unknown vocabulary ratio?
A: 1:0

I was going to do that one.

[PfifltriggPi]

Q: How good are mistakes?
A: There are no mistakes, only happy accidents.