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emmettmcdow.github.io
TL;DR Find a way to make language learning fun. For me, it was to think of it as a problem-solving exercise, like programming. Don't be afraid to change your approach if something isn't working. Most |
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taenicauda.neocities.org
[AI summary] A learner shares a seven-year journey of mastering Norwegian, detailing a shift from Duolingo to reading news and writing challenges to achieve an advanced skill level. |
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shpota.com
When I started learning German I was curious about what I could expect from the language, how fast I would learn it, and what experience I would have. At the... |
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korz.dev
Usually one might expect an article by an experienced polyglot speaking a dozen of languages when reading such a headline. But in this case, it's just a German teenager who's only fluent in German and English, while also learning Spanish and French. My story Immersion Motivation About software for learning languages Conclusion So if you think you'll encounter the Holy Grail of Language Learning here, move on. This is not the article you're looking for. |
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