A language learners’ forum

Q: If you’re someone who has been struggling with learning a new language, how does your day look like?
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Q: If you’re someone who has been struggling with learning a new language, how does your day look like?

A: It starts something like this: Daily Mash: "The morning routine of not very successful people"

Q. Strictly German
A. It could be Wurst

Q: Advancing and checking your advancement
A: Step forward while watching feet. Ensure foot has moved further than 1 cm past other. Repeat.

I'll think more about what I post next time.

Q. Procrastination in Language Learning
A. Learning Prolanguage Crastination

Q. Procrastination in Language Learning
A. Let's talk about that tomorrow.

smallwhite wrote:Q. Procrastination in Language Learning
A. Let's talk about this tomorrow.

Tomorrow was the day before yesterday.

Q: How to improve oral comprehension and production
A: Suck more and you'll produce more music for your ears.

https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/aural
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/oral

Time to stop studying languages?
A: Just before you go to sleep.

Swedish, Icelandic, who knows what else
A: Norwegian, Danish, Feroese, Finnish.

Does knowing a related language significantly help learning?
A: Not if you are trying to learn to play the piano.

What do you think of the 5 biggest mistakes when learning vocabulary?
A: I'd like to answer that but I cannot find the right words.

Too late to move abroad?
No, the border is open from 6 am to 10 pm.

¿Tienen una preferencia entre español de España o el de Latinoamérica?
A: Los españoles normalmente prefieren el español de España y los latinoamericanos el de Latinoamérica.

Wer spricht Deutsch?
A: Die Deutschen, die Österreicher, die Liechensteiner, ganz viele Schweizer und einige Italiener. Es gibt wahrscheinlich auch Leute in anderen Ländern.

Q: Time to stop studying languages?
A: Never