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Yes. I can understand you when one language is not your tongue native is very hard to learn it, well in my case I have around of one year and four months leaning the language, but the difference with you is that I can't speak the language with other people, because I haven't practice even, then I need to improve my English with someone who speaks English, I can write the English as you have could to see, but it's not sufficient to me, then well, I don't know How time more I will take me to learn the language as spoken as written.
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Specially if you have a mic and speakers. |
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I know that my dear Chileno, but you know, I haven't anyone with who to speak and practice the English to way spoken. Therefore, I have tried to enter to website where should I can speak with somebody at English but I have had good luck with that search, then if I can't practice my English with someone, I believe that my English will takes time to learn everything about the language.
In my case is harder because, as you could to learn very fast is because you live on U.S.A, you are there and it's easier to lean the language because you are in contact with the American people, you can hear them everyday, you can exchange words and conversations at English, then I believe is easier of that form. Here in my country likely the people who speak the English only are in the D.F. Or in the borders and, as I said before time before, I'm live in the south where the people does not speak English.
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I've been thinking about trying to do a language exchange with one of the Spanish speaking mothers around here but if she's as busy as I am, well, we'd never get anything done! lol
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I haven't met anyone that speaks Spanish...it's hard for me to practice saying my Spanish but I can practice reading it because when I go shopping with my mom sometimes I see Spanish sentences and I know the meaning of some
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Or even with people from this forum that have the time to chat. I have been looking at the statistics and there is an incredible amount of guests reading the forums. If you make a post addressed to them, I bet there will be more than one willing to help you, with conversational Spanish. |
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I quote: "The hardest part about learning another language is knowing one already." From studies I've done and researched, I found out that languages taught at an early age stay in one part of the brain and the child can learn to speak multiple languages with native profficiency and easily as well. Once past the "critical stage" a child learns a new language by applying the concepts to concepts he or she alreadys knows in his or her native tongue. Point being, teach language early. It's much easier then.
As for trying to learn a new language later in life, it's much easier to do when the necessity is present around you. I desperately want to be fluent in spanish and I feel that I am really close, but I can't be fluent if I'm not around people who speak spanish. It's frustrating, but you have to be around the language to get it. ... Im my opinion. |
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I think that this is the reason because we are here. We don't have people who speak the language we're learning around, so we've looked for them in the web. In this way, we're able to write and read in the language we're studying and others make corrections to our mistakes. By the other side, we're the help to those who are learning our own language.
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What does languages is hardest to learn? Have you some idea which is the language to I ask you? For me the language hardest to learn is the Russian. I don't know if you think the same than me about it.
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