Use your free time productively edition!>What language(s) are you learning?>Ask questions about your target language!>Help people who want to learn a new language!>Participate in translation challenges or make your own!>Do not reply to the Jordanian!!>Make frens!Read the wiki:https://4chanint.miraheze.org/wiki/The_Official_/int/_How_to_Learn_A_Foreign_Language_Guide_Wiki**Comprehensible Input Wiki**https://comprehensibleinputwiki.org/wiki/Main_PageUseful links:>Free language‐learning book archive:https://mega.nz/folder/INlRkAQC#CthKI9-_kmDNyrOx12Ojbw>Books on linguistics and language courses:https://mega.nz/#F!Ad8DkLoI!jj_mdUDX_ay-8D9l3-DbnQ>Assorted language resources and some nice visual guides:https://pastebin.com/ACEmVqua>Torrents with more resources than you’ll ever need for 30 plus languages:https://archive(dot)ph/x0dFH>Russianon’s list of comprehensible input resources:https://docs.google.com/document/d/1wXd0V32TjCFsr1-F_en_lA4MI-i7JtyYf26cWLtPRec>Massive collection of textbooks on various languages, sorted by familyhttps://theswissbay.ch/pdf/Books/Linguistics/>/lang/ inpoot torrentshttps://rentry.org/inpoot>Refold Anki deckshttps://rentry.org/refold>Non-English piracy siteshttps://fmhy.net/non-englishPrevious Thread:>>225016747
Does anyone notice it's hard to find good/consistent verb definitions and examples in German? Every site tells you something different
Guten Tag, /lang/oids. Ich freue mich darauf, noch einen Tag mit Deutsch zu verbringen.
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TIL Japanese 外人 (gaijin) is cognate with Hebrew גויים (goyim)
>>225104995So is Chinese 鬼佬 (gweilo) and Spanish gringo
>>225104995Goyim/gentile is a more specific term denoting lack of covenantal status with God but yes using it as a catch all for foreigner is fine too.
>>225104995Finally somebody else who recognizes the validity of the Judeo-Japonic language family!
>>225106966>Goyim/gentile is a more specific term denoting lack of covenantal status with Godyou christians know literally nothing about the Torah. Noah had a covenant with God
>>225109042Was just using it as a shorthand/set phrase to not sperg out about the theology. But also Christians have used gentile(goyim) in many eras to refer to non Christians, I’ve encountered it in medieval and early modern texts.Besides that, the Torah is really ours anyways. I doubt you’re even actually part of the tribe though since you’re acting like a LARPer.
I currently am going through a collector phase, and I'm thinking about collecting books in other languages.Does anyone here do that?Also I really want to collect some retro games in different languages, from the time when games used to only get released in a single language.
whats the max amount of vocab you guys try to acquire in a single day?
>>225110870Nee, Materialismus ist eine Falle.>>225111564Hängt davon ab, wie schnell du Fortschritte machen willst.10 neue Wörter in Anki sind die übliche Empfehlung, aber du kannst auch 100 pro Tag lernen, es gibt keine Regel.
>>225110870I buy whatever books in foreign languages I find at garage sales, most of the time they're slop, but they're like a dollar or a little more at more expensive thrift stores - I was in a college town's thrift store and there were a ton of secondhand language books there.>>225111564I don't have a max, I just do it until I'm tired of doing it and have hit my goals. Putting arbitrary maximums on yourself is a good way to remain a dabbler.
>>225111728>>225111832I'm only interested in collecting materials/content that I like, not buying junk just to buy it and put it on a shelf.
>>225111564according to my own stats attention appears to start to go down when introducing more than 60-70 words a day. this is also around the amount suggested by studies.60-70 words is easy at first but will eventually build up into a large review burden. its doable but will become very time consuming after a few months if kept up.should also use keyboard keys or controller (not mouse) when reviewing cards and aim to review quickly. The actual official fsrs and anki data shows that there is no retention benefit to spending more time on a card. Trying to sit and retrieve the meaning just wastes time and energy. doubling speed simply gives you twice the results in the same amount of time and is more important than any other factor, so review speed should be the main priority. I used to struggle to do 1000 review actions in a day when I first started, and now sometimes do 3000 reviews within a day.
I have enrolled for the 2026 cohort of the Classical Arabic Academy as well as I am doing German lessons and will try to refinish A1.1 course before I enroll in Goethe in-person classes.I will do it this time bros. I also made 115 Anki flashcards.
>>225113531https://youtu.be/aCVsgvu8bFY
>>225113718IM GONNA COOOOMKRAUTIM GONNA COOMCOPE
>>225113718German and Arabic at the same time. It's gonna take as much effort as Mandarin Chinese probably.We gonna make it akhis!
Mi havas nur unu aferon en la kapo: Kvin gramojn da kokaino.Por forflugi sola al la lando de forgeso.Pensoj plenigas mian kapon: Kiam finiĝos ĉi tiu stato?Kiam mi ne plu estos sola, ĉar la blanka angilo ekefikas?
I can barely form a single sentence in my TL. It is over.
canadian flag, you don't need to keep being a recurring character saying that your A0 journey is already over
>>225115332Te odi
Fortasse hic adsuescam scribere vel vincula ad illud filum linguis antiquis destinatum iungere, quandoquidem illud tam lente evolvitur ut nihil vere disputetur et sunt hic quoque qui Latine loquuntur.>>>/lit/25559432>>>/lit/25561368
slop challenge canadian anon edition>Easy1. I feel sad when I cannot make a sentence.2. I study new words every day, but I still make many mistakes.3. Can you help me say this in my new language?> Medium4. I know what I want to say, but I cannot find the words quickly enough.5. When I try to speak, the sentences that seemed easy in my head suddenly become difficult.6. I was happy with my progress last week, even though I still had trouble putting words together.> Hard7. Although I can understand much of what I hear, I become frustrated when I have to produce a sentence myself, because the words I know seem to disappear at that moment.8. “I know this word,” I told myself, pausing in the middle of the sentence, “so why can’t I use it here?”9. While I am slowly learning how the language works, I sometimes wonder whether my inability to form sentences reflects a lack of knowledge or simply the stage of learning I am going through.
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>>225115272>>225116578bovinoj ŝatas muĝi
>>225115915I will say anon I find your Latin intelligible and pleasing but I am just too busy to spend the excruciating time grinding out responses at my current level.
>>225116655Fair enough. Sometimes the stars align and enough people are present in /clg/ that we can get a pretty good conversation going, but those times are few and far between, especially lately for whatever reason.
has anyone ever learned all the languages in a specific language family? (not counting language isolates)
>>225116578Telco yev no gomiy mamm, koksubenj gram oddleh cheet sam, bovyeddina evennga
>>225116376> FurastaThig am bròn orm 'nuair cha urrainn dhomh rosgann a dèanamh.Cnuasaichidh mi faclan ùra a h-uile latha, ach nì mi mòran iomrallan fhathast.An cuidicheadh tu leam seo a ràdh ann an cànan ùr agam?>MeadhanTha fios agam dè tha mi ag iarraidh a ràdh, ach cha urrainn dhomh nan fhaclan a lorg gu luatha gu leòr.'Nuair dh'fheuchas mi ri bruidhinn, fàs na rosgann a coimheadadh furasta anns an ceann agam doirbh gu h-obann.Bha mi toilichte lem adhartas an t-seachdain 's a chaidh, ma bha duilgheas orm fhathast fhaclan a ceangal.
>>225117698A thighearna bhalaich!Just learned arguments of verbal nouns in small clauses don't use genitive due to the inversion.nan fhaclan a lorg -> na faclan a lorgfhaclan a ceangal -> faclan a ceangalAlso perhaps iarraidh also takes a small clause, so the a^L is not needed?ag iarraidh a ràdh -> ag iarraidh ràdh
>>225100772Ist das du?
>>225116376Aš pajuto liūdna kada aš negaliu sukūrė frazė.Aš studijuoti naujas žodis kiekvieną dieną, bet aš dar veikė daug klaidaTu gali padėti manę sakai šis mano kalboje?
>>225116376I might be able to translate sentence 3, but I'm sure it would be wrong. It's not worth it. It never even began for me.
>>225118974Fear of failure is fear of success.
I should know how to translate easy sentences by now. But I don't. I have already failed.
>>225116839Well for what it’s worth there’s at least one anon (me) who appreciates it when (you) post. Give me a couple more years magister.
>>225118399Nein, er ist Trevor von GTA V.
do any of you plan on moving to (a) TL country, at least assuming that you have the opportunity to moveor at least vacation there
>>225120431War er geboren ins Greater Toronto Area?
>>225120976I'm visiting my TL country now
>>225121139>Steven Ogg (* 4. November 1973 in Edmonton, Alberta) ist ein kanadischer Schauspieler. Bekanntheit erlangte Ogg vor allem durch seine Rolle als Trevor Philips in dem Computerspiel Grand Theft Auto V von 2013. Außerdem spielte er von 2016 bis 2018, über drei Staffeln hinweg, die Hauptrolle des Simon in der Fernsehserie The Walking Dead.Nein, er war in Alberta geboren. Noch irgendeine dumme Fragen?>>225120976Nicht wirklich. Ich bewundere es aus der Ferne.>>225124218Portie? Bist du das? Wie ist es in Deutschland?
I will NEVER speak TL.
>>225124912Dann gib auf. Wieso lernst du überhaupt Finnisch? Eine komplett nutzlose Sprache?
>>225118974Feel like the easy stuff could be easier. "I have a frog. It is green and jumps.", etc.
>>225124786W-wie hast du es erraten?> Wie ist es in Deutschland?Es ist gut, aber ich habe noch nicht meine deutsche Freundin getroffen.
>>225125224I don't even know how to say frog. It's truly over.
>>225125311>W-wie hast du es erraten?Ich habe mein drittes Auge benutzt.>>225125370Lies mehr, du Penner.
>>225125071It's useful to me.
>>225125473I'm reading every single day and I don't even know words. Is it just that I'm too old now?
Someone should keep track of the /lang/ meme of the year over the years. I think this one’s is self-boomerification.
>>225120192Fortunam tibi exopto
Anyone else can't use most social media platforms anymore? It's like every other poster on reddit has only started learning english after graduating school o algo?Case in point: https://www.reddit.com/r/meme/comments/1wtmvz4/nordic_mom_x_mediterranean_mom/Like jesus fucking christ what the fuck is this piece of shit. Just look it up.I feel like below C1 you absolutely cannot afford to absorb your TL from impure sources like these. They're literally contagious. You're contaminating your neural pathways. I'm already finding myself somewhat mentally disengaging preemptively whenever i start reading any text in english in case it might turn out to be written by an ESL that calques grammatical structures from his turd world caveman speak word for word. You guys 4cucks are the only ESLs that never let me down
Xitter is no better if you read comments under posts discussing some current happening like lindsay clancy. Anti feminism in general seems to attract an exceptional amount of turdies
>>225127892i, too, also appreciate your latin posts, but until i grind my endings some more i don't want to make a fool of myself with grammatically incorrect nonsense
>>225128876Anti feminism was cool 10 years ago when the internet was more American and now most of the comments are just Indians trying to justify their onlyfans addiction or argue that the West deserves immigration because of how awful specifically white women are as if it’s not all women.
>>225120431No that is Steven Ogg, the actorTrevor is a cartoon
>>225130596They also tend to worship russian women thinking they're like the western women but not corrupted by feminism cuz... uhm... cuz putin trad or something. Russia bharat bharatherhood and stuff...
>FSI course introduces a new speaker on tape>I can immediately recognize her ethnicity
>>225125509Du hast nur vergessen, wie es ist, wieder ein Anfänger zu sein. Und Finnisch ist auch schwieriger als Polnisch. Dein Alter wird später ein Faktor sein. Hör auf zu jammern.>>225130697Steven Ogg - der Schauspieler (Gott)Trevor - der Cartoon (Heiliger Geist)Simon - dir Figur in Walking Dead (Vater)Sobchak - die Figur in Better Call Saul (Sohn)Es ist wie die Heilige Dreifaltigkeit.
>>225116376Me pongo triste cuando no puedo hacer ni una sentencia.Cada dia studeo nuevas palabras, pero todavia comito muchos errors.¿Puedes ayudar me a decir esto en mi nuevo idioma?Yo se que quiero decir, pero no puedo locar las palabras suficiamente rapido.Cuando tento a hablar, senetencias que pareceban faciles de repente se hacen difficiles.Era contento sobre mi progreso la semana pasada (¿o tengo decir "la ultima semana?), aunque estaba en problemas de conjugar palabras.I'll stop there. I'm totally guessing at the last one. I'm guessing "conjugar" is not the right word, because it probably means conjugating verbs like in English.
I am so fucking ready to be fluent.My determination has been strengthened by 10,000x points. I am going to reach D1 in my TLs or die trying.
>>2251163761. Ich fuhle mich traurig, wenn ich einen Satz nicht machen kann.2. Ich lerne jeden Tag neue Wörter, aber ich mache immer noch viele Fehler.3. Kannst du mir helfen, das in meine neue Sprache zu sagen?4. Ich weiß, was ich sagen will, aber ich kann die Wörter nicht schnell genug finden.5. Wenn ich sprechen versuche, die Sätze, die in meinen Kopf einfach erscheinen, plötzlich wieder schwierig werden.6. Ich war glücklich mit meiner Fortschritten letzter Woche, obwohl ich immer noch Probleme hatte, die Wörter zusammenzusetzen.
I wanna learn FarsiHow i do it?
>>225135031Keine Ahnung. Vielleicht kannst du mit einem Lehrbuch anfangen?Es gibt viele hier, die du herunterladen kannst.https://languagelearning.site/category/persian/
Why doesn't Skyrim have a TL translation? How the fuck am I gonna learn TL now?
>>225135975https://www.romhacking.net/translations/7665/https://www.romhacking.net/translations/7716/
>>225136178That's great but I want to play a game with actually voiced dialogue in TL.
>>225136527Oh, es tut mir Leid, Eure Hoheit.https://store.steampowered.com/app/996580/Spyro_Reignited_Trilogy/
>>225136703Well, shit. I already have this game.
I wrote a sentence in TL on TL general and it was a complete and utter disaster. I cannot bear to look.
>>225136799I wanna see it
It appears that no one has replied to my shitty A0 sentence. They simply didn't understand such utter nonsense, and I don't blame them.
Ho bisogno di soldi
Ich brauche Geld, Muschi und Weisheit. Nicht unbedingt in dieser Reihenfolge.
>>225116376α. ἄχθομαι μὴ δυνάμενος ῥῆμα συνθῆσαιβ. νέα ὀνόματα καθ' ἡμέραν ἐκμανθάνω 'λλὰ διατελῶ κατὰ πολλὰ σφαλλόμενοςγ. ὠφελοίης μ' ἄν εἰς τοῦτο τῇ νέᾳ ἐμῇ γλώττῃ λέγειν;δ. οἶδα τὸ βούλομαι λέγειν ἀλλ' οὐ δύναμαι τοὺς λόγους ἱκανῶς τὴν ταχύτητ' εὑρεῖνε. ὅταν ἐγχειρῶ λέγειν τὰ ὥς γ' ἐμοὶ δοκεῖ ῥᾳδία φαινόμενα ῥήματα ἄφνω γίγνονται χαλεπάς. ἔχαιρον τῇ ὑστάτῃ ἑβδομάδι εὖ κεχωρηκὼς καὶ ἔτι μὴ δυνάμενος ἁπλῶς συνθῆσαι λόγους
>>225119625>I should knowIf you farmed that out and grinded that specifically you should know.Looking at how other people actually learn languages I've seen some learn chinese for a decade and not be fluent, for example, it's all about what you use it for and how you train to do that thing.Naturally 10 years of experience in X language might get you to speak like a 10 year old.
>>225124912>>225125071I don't plan on speaking my TL either, I plan to read like 100 books. I'm actually switching all of my TL plans to just be about reading proficiency because that's what actually interest me at the end of all this, I just want to be able to read in said TL for 3 or 4 hours a day.I get tired of talking to people, watching youtube, doing all that other shit, the only thing that actually interests me is reading and the occasional slop video.
>>225139846>I'm actually switching all of my TL plans to just be about reading proficiency because that's what actually interest me at the end of all this, I just want to be able to read in said TL for 3 or 4 hours a day.Sapienter dixisti anone, mihi quoque.
>>225128615Yeah I don't consume anything in my TL that could potentially be written by SSL's, they all use unnatural word choices and basic grammar choices that a native wouldn't use, even if they're technically correct they're never going to sound native.And I see it somewhat with what you linked but stopped reading pretty fast, when they mention their country of origin is anything but an english country they seem to write extremely basic sentences at all times.Sometimes it's not even the grammar or word choice, but the subject itself, a native would never talk about themselves in that particular way while interacting with that particular thing.
The only thing motivating me to learn French is to read all the French books I own. The only thing motivating me to learn Latin is to read all the Latin books I own. The only thing motivating me to learn Japanese is to read all the Japanese books I own. I buy books when I go abroad. I actually got my latin novum testamentum from a parish bookstore in Japan lol. It was kind of funny since you so rarely get a reaction out of Japanese customer service getting to say “大丈夫です, ラテン語が読めます” when they warned me that it wasn’t in English. One of the only times I’ve ever mentioned my hobby to a living breathing person.
I believe I may be profoundly intellectually disabled.
>>225140151He вoлнyйcя, бpaт, я глyпый дypaк, кoтopый нe пoнимaeт пaдeжи, нo я cчacтлив! Bcё бyдeт хopoшo)))
>>225140151Based.
>>225132362Not a native speaker so take these with a grain of salt, especially I can't comment on whether your vocab choices sound natural. Overall it seems like it passes the "looks like you know what you are doing" test.ni una — ningunaerrors — erroresnuevas palabras — palabras nuevasnuevo idioma — idioma nuevodia, todavia — día, todavíaayudar me — ayudarmeYo se que — Yo sé lo quepareceban — parecíandifficiles — dificiles
>>225140151That's how I feel every time I pick up a language just to burn out and stop within a month or so.
Anyone else use guerrilla tactics to get more inpoot time at work? >bluetooth earbud under headband>leave one in the charging case and swap ears when they die>8+ hours of comprehensible input everyday, all while getting paid to do a mindless jobhaven’t been caught yet
When does input go from incomprehensible to comprehensible? Luckily romance vocab is all the same but it still doesn't feel like it's clicked yet (watching the Italian precure dub as a former French learner) Also they all talk so fast wtf I thought this was a show for toddlers
>>225140151I don't remember posting this but it must be true.
whats the difference between пoшёл and пpoшёл ?I'm realizing a big weakness of mine are these verbs of motion so I'm going to just drill the fuck out of them until I can recognize them all
>>225116376Ged an urrainn dhomh móran a chluinntinn mi a thuigsinn, cuireas cas-bhacaig orm 'nuair feumaidh mi seantans a dhèanamh mi-fhìn, oir na faclan a dh'aithnich mi a rach air ball à sealladh."Aithnichidh mi an fhacal seo," thuirt ri mi-fhìn, a shòradh anns an meadhan an t-seantans, "los carson nach urrainn dhomh a dhèanamh an-seo?"'Nuair a bheil mi ag ionnsachadh gu slaodach ciamar a dh'obraich a' chànan, saoilidh mi air uairibh a bheil an neo-chomasachd a dhèanamh seantansan agam a brathadh dìth fis gus gu simplidh an ìre ionnsachaidh tro a bheil mi a dol
I exclusively learn languages by reading every language in the multi-language instruction product leaflets that come with my packages. I am learning 16-20 languages. The steps to my learning method are as follows:1. Read the instructions in your native language2. Read the instructions in every other languageWith this method, you too can learn 16-20 languages.
>>225144117No, I cannot. I doubt I can even recall 20 words.
>>225144117>hey man, how’s it going?>Configuration Saving page, click Finish to dave the configuration settings and complete the setup.
>>225144300You just need to read very carefully>>225144346It's all about intonation anyways. The words barely matter. Choose any words and they will understand, as long as you mean them. Communication is all about what you don't communicate.
>>225124786>Noch irgendeine dumme Fragen?
>>225140151Truke>>225141950>When does input go from incomprehensible to comprehensible? Depends on the material>Also they all talk so fast wtf I thought this was a show for toddlersThe classic mistake of going to kids media for “easy” input. You’re an adult, your brain craves scaffolding and context. Unironically just go watch the news or something (especially because the news for romance/English heavily uses inter-European vocab)
Maybe ‘Poleleaf’ is trying to game Jordie’s fame by collecting (You)s.
>>225142772>пoшёлWent somewhere.>пpoшёлWent through/by something.
>>225140151Most people are roleplaying that they're not retarded, 2 beers in and they stop roleplaying.
>>225115272https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3pvf_OBuJVE
>>225141950>>225144777This.>Watch news>Watch some learner podcasts, possibly with transcripts, watch MULTIPLE TIMES if you don't get it>If you're watching incomprehensible input it's not really doing much for you, it actually has to be comprehensible. This is why they say comprehensible, because you have to understand it literally 98% for the most benefit from it>Don't try to grind things that are too hard, you have to understand it a certain amount to grow most. Listening to c2 material when you're a1 won't help at all reallyFollow the basic tricks for boosting comprehension for noobs>Watch material that doesn't use a lot of idioms and fancy words - this means content specifically designed for beginners, street interviews, the news, podcasts>Have an area you specialize in to artificially inflate your level - listen to the same people with the same accent about the same topics until you're artificially b2 in that area even if you're a2 everywhere else. This helps you escape baby media earlier>Rewatch until it's actually comprehensible. You gain almost nothing first run with 80% comprehension, but if you rewatch and it goes up to 90%+ you will be gaining something.
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I am making a distress call to any langbros who have made progress learning mandarin. I am potentially moving to Taiwan permanently later this year and I really want to put all my effort into at least getting past the beginner stages when I landI would really, really appreciate any recs and guidance on books, inpoot sources, resources etc. obviously if it is taiwan or traditional character focused it would be ideal, but really anything that you felt helped or aided you would be nice to havepic related is my kot as a form of appreciation in advance
>>225146210My "advice" is just some resources since I just dabbled for a couple months as a project.Learn the Zhuyin (bopomofo)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=onsIEvJxuooThis shit's like a reinforcement loop that will ingrain every sound in Mandarin (with the added bonus that the speakers are Taiwanese) rapidly if you just sing along to it on the daily. It worked rapidly for me, and the sounds stuck with me.Defrancis Chinese is a textbook series I can highly recommend in physical print. It's antiquated so there's specific issues (xiaojie in Taiwan is slang for women of the night or something IIRC) but the old fashioned sentence-drilling approach is absolute gold for learning an analytic language. The main textbooks, in classic college fashion, actually teach a relatively constrained vocabulary, but teach basically completely all grammar needed, and ultimately the 1200 characters taught are expanded upon in the companion readers to a really absurd amount of compound vocab depending on how you count it. [For this reason something like Pimsleur also might be quite effective since it's phrase-spamming, but it involves no reading, which is a blessing and a curse]Reading is GOATed. Don't let Hanzi intimidate you, do whatever you need to to learn how to break down characters and it makes them not intimidating.
>>225146210>Later this year>Meaning you might have 2 months at the most to studyActually over for you unless you start doing 10 hour days.
>>225146342that video is absolute gold, thank you. I'll also order a used copy of the beginner text book from Defrancis. thanks dude, and I agree: reading is the way for language learning, even tonal languages.>>225146372yeah but I'm different, I'm gonna actually study and practice (something most mfers do not do)
>>225146435You only have 2 months or less, you aren't really that different.You have to actually unironically do like 10 hours a day to reach the level you want to reach in that time. If you were different you would have already learned said lang to said level, best you can do now is double down and study 16 hours a day.
>>225146435>I'm gonna actually study and practiceI sincerely doubt that's gonna be enough, at best you'll get the basics like hello - thank you - goodbye down. This won't impede your laowai ass that much in our digital world though.
>>225146088Translatio?
>>225141950The target demographic is preteen girls...and men aged 25-40. No joke. There was some page from internal marketing material that circulated that showed exactly that.Anyway anything aimed at grade schoolers is going to use normal language, though with some care to avoid rare vocab unless called for. For example in card captor sakura her spell to return the cards to their original form uses the archaic second person pronoun nanji, obviously for the purpose of making it feel more like an old magical spell. Good show, and you can read the manga in advance to make it easier to follow.
>>225146516I'm different, I'm not like you lil bro. I can learn languages
>>2251464352 months is more than enough time to at least get stuck in in the grind so you’re ready to make a ton of progress while you’re in Taiwan. If you can hear the sounds, distinguish the tones, and have enough core vocab to start learning by interacting with people, you’ll be in a great position.
Pushen
I kinda wanna learn Russian, but I don't want to be associated with the low class immigrants from beyond the eastern borders. Maybe I'll just learn Bulgarian or Old Church Slavonic instead.
I want to learn afrikaans but it is lacking in CI
>>225146210You live in a nice place. Why leave that for bloody Taiwan??
what level does one have to reach in a language before they're ready to date a native speaker of their target lang?
>>225144930I can't help that people are interested in the process of learning actually exciting and challenging languages while they ignore the dozens of timmies learning Spanish because they think latinx girls are easy sex. What did you expect?
>>225151939You are the always saying you can’t learn languages, right?
>>225152815the one*
>>225151699A0 if you've got game like me.
I paid 100€ for that. No thanks to you guys, as you refused to donate to my gofundme.
>>225141373Thanks for the corrections. I haven't spent much time reading, so I know my spelling is una mierda. "Ninguna" is what I was reaching for, I think. "Ni una" is what popped into my head, but I think it (or something close to it) can mean something like "not even a single." For "parecían" I was thinking I needed to use the "ia" form, but then I had "estaban" pop into my head and I second guessed myself.For the adjective-noun word order, "nuevas palabras" is how it came to my mind, and I think my instincts might be correct in those examples. This article says that certain adjectives (not just the shortened ones) can go before or after their noun, with different senses depending on the position.https://grammar.collinsdictionary.com/spanish-easy-learning/what-is-the-word-order-with-spanish-adjectivesThe examples in the table for "nuevo" are consistent with how I thought about it. I think "palabras nuevas" sounds overly emphatic. I don't know how an actual native speaker would interpret it, but I might interpret it as in words that someone just made up that didn't exist before, whereas "nuevas palabras" are just standard words that are new to me.
back when people were still sane this was common sense, now it's basedhttps://youtu.be/9z5uMp_YqYo?t=53
>>225151699Du brauchst nur ein paar Phrasen.>Sei still, oder ich breche dir das Genick.>Die Polizei kann dir nicht helfen, ich bin schneller.>Dies ist eine Vergewaltigung, aber es muss nicht unbedingt ein Mord sein.>>225153553>er gibt Geld für das Sprachenlernen aus>für eine dumme AppDummkopf.>>225146210>Mandarin>nur zwei MonateVergiss es. Genieß einfach deinen Urlaub.>>225144117Mach das, aber mit einem richtigen Roman.
>>225153553>Paying for a vibe coded chatgpt wrapper slop
language learning has been solved already what do y'all do here?
>>225155926Wir leiden.
>>225155926/lang/ is my personal blog
>>225153845>>225155542It is a pretty decent app. Spending money on it will force me mentally into using it as much as possible.
只為了跟女生講的學外國語的人好噁爛尤其是因為牠的大部份並沒有太流利的語言能力的搞不好性慾不是好動力而已 可惡= =
If only /lang/ had donated to my gofundme, I wouldn't have spent my hard-earned money on a vibe-coded app.
>>225158869>ai powered Finnish learningYou should have known better Canadanon, I bet the creator doesn't even speak a word of Finnish to make sure whatever it spits out is actually correct.
>>225159567The app is based in Espoo. Also it's quite an intensive language-learning course. I think "AI-powered" refers to some exercises where text is AI generated (EXACTLY like /lang/ "challenges").
>>225156810我还等你母亲的手机号
>>225156810YeahIt's kind of a good thing that they're trying to learn languages though, none of those retards can get to a decent level and end up just wasting a shitload of time as a result of their vulgar halfassed attempt at chasing pussy. They're pretty much going out of their way to get punished for their vulgarity
I feel like I spend more time thinking about learning languages than actually learning languages How do I fix this?
>>225161830Stell dir einfach vor, dass du eine hübsche GF bekommen wirst, wenn du deine Zielsprache vollständig beherrschst. Muschi ist eine starke Motivation. Wenn dich das nicht bewegen kann, dann bist du wahrscheinlich eine Schwuchtel.
>>225161830by starting to learn a language? if you're one of those people, stop watching 'TOP 10 LANGUAGES TO LEARN' 'LANGUAGES TO IMPRESS YOUR FRIENDS WITH' 'X LANGUAGE REVIEW' 'SHOULD YOU LEARN Y LANGUAGE?' 'NTH REASONS TO LEARN Z LANGUAGE' and actually please go learn the language. look up wiktionary pronunciations, look up the writing systems, look at popular grammar books for your TL, start ascertaining where to begin and actually get into the language you want to learn
When the heckin anki deck is based???
>>225161830Every time you start sperging out just open an ebook in your TL and start reading. Eventually your nerves will rewire for that to be your reflex instead of fantasizing about language learning.
>>225162665I'm so fucking lonely bros...
Some notes others might find interesting. I’ve been plunking my way through a 5k frequency deck of French at 10 new cards a day. I’m suspending cards that are transparent in meaning without relying on the context of the sample sentence, and I’d say I’m being fairly conservative since words like “souligner” (which is transparently “underine”) I kept since their use as “emphasize” escaped me. I have some quite limited and quite distant French experience, but I would say my reading level in Latin is about C1 in some domains (with a lot of caveats).What I found was that at ~860 cards in, I have suspended around 710 as transparent cognates. This is unsurprising due to Latin + English carryover. However, what I find interesting is that the highest amount of unknowns/non-cognates were actually in the sub-500 range, while the past couple sessions I’ve suspended close to 100 cards for every 10 new cards. My theory is that since the most common words are the core syntactic glue that makes a language distinct, that the non-cognates in Romance are disproportionately concentrated there. To confirm this, I scrolled through the 3000-5000 range and found an even more stark ratio of cognates:non-cognates. The encouraging takeaway from this is that it illustrates just how achievable vocabulary coverage for reading is in French, and I can imagine that the same set of “international vocabulary” occupies roughly the same role in other romance langs. It shows that if you target your reading to stuff that leans heavily on international vocabulary you can go into adult native input basically immediately. For example, I have an encyclopedia of French philosophy, and found I could comprehend most of a given page day one if I read carefully, with the unknowns being extremely frequent non-cognates like “rien” that I picked up rapidly due to how common they were.I figure this is what enables interlingua to be intelligible to Romance and English readers.
Now, to fantasize about language learning for a minute. People always say “Latin helps with Romance” but the question is why and how to make use of that. 2 things are clear, 1. Later Latin is closer to Romance 2. Reading natively as early as possible is ideal.Therefore we ought to, once reading fluency in Latin is established, pick a text that has a small vocabulary, is repetitive/formulaic, and can be recycled through each language. Redditors will say Harry Potter, but I would say even that is too long and difficult. Instead, I think it’s feasible for one who has read the gospels + acts in Latin to basically just grind a frequency deck in a given romance language for a month and then read the gospels + acts through once or twice. From there enough basic vocabulary/syntax will be solid that one could just keep bridging to other approachable texts until they’re satisfied.
>>225165260Romance languages - especially French and Spanish - are essentially baby-tier level of difficulty for native Anglophones, and the advantages conferred by knowing Latin in learning them are pretty minimal. If you want to learn a Romance language then you're better off just starting with that language.
Latin is hard>>225165465>>225165260I plan to learn French some time after learning German (when I reach C1), hopefully Latin will help me with it
>>225165465>the advantages conferred by knowing Latin in learning them are pretty minimalYou’re a few years of Latin study late anon
>>225165465>If you want to learn a Romance language then you're better off just starting with that language.This.The /lang/ OP used to have something like:> Q: Should I learn language X to learn language Y?> A: No
Guys, should I focus exclusively on German or also do the Modern Standard Arabic/Classical Arabic academy?The academy requires 2 hours of daily commitment in total per the academy. I think it starts in November.As for Goethe, it costs a lot for A1.1, not even A1, costs $350. Should I stick to online courses?
no
>>225165737>>225165746Knowing Latin can definitely help in learning Romance languages to some degree, but it wouldn't be worthwhile to learn Latin solely for the purpose of studying other languages afterwards. If you have a genuine interest in Latin then the coincidental benefits it confers in this area are just a bonus.
>>225166232Duolingo is free brah
>>225166490It doesn't teach you a language thoughI need to pass B2 or even C1 Goethe exam to apply for a worker visa
>>225166490Please read the OP!>>Do not reply to the Jordanian!!
>>225166326Wow no fucking way dude I had no idea I just invested 3x the hours I would need into it to get gains in French later.
>>225166726You may be surprised how many people unironically fall into this trap; that's why I want to be clear.
>>225166523CEFR exams are a joke. I was A1 in my TL and I managed to get an official B2 certification when I was on a silly holiday there.
vocabmaxxed grammarcels will always comprehensionmog grammarmaxxed vocabcels
>>225166326I am learning Latin for its own sake, it's just something I was wondering. I'm far enough into Latin to know what learning a language is like and I can see myself doing this for a few more languages
>>225164688there are a lot of english cognates in korean but they all mean something different than their original english meaning so you still have to learn them anyways
>>225167632loanwords* not cognates
What is the best third language after English and French?
>>225167529these are just like japanese honorifics
>Я бы нe cмoглaMy mind is interpreting this as "I couldn't" but idk if thats right.
>>225167655dutch so that you can understand every belgian and st. martin islander
My challenge is that I may not use any word or phrase that I had to look up. I can only use words that I already know. Dictionary is for active study only.
>>225167655The secret language me and my best friend made up in 4th grade I'm not telling you the name though it's secret
>>225167655Lithuanian
>>225167632This is part of the difficulty with Latin which is why French is so much easier, the semantic drift is just less.
>>225166907>trapIf I could trade my Latin reading comprehension for C2 fluent speech in a given romance lang I wouldn’t do it.
>>225169439Based.
>>225168140There is a German minority in Belgium and theirs is also one of the official languages.
>>225169712There's a historical tripartite linguistic division in Belgium between French, Dutch, and German.The blackpill is that there are now more Arabic speakers in Belgium than there are German speakers.
>>225169745I wonder if the Belgian flavour of German is a distinct dialect like Flemish is to Dutch.
>>225169755Idk, but it wouldn't surprise me. German is pretty rich in dialectal diversity from what I understand.
Putting the adjective after the noun doesn't make any fucking senseWhy do so many languages do it?
>>225170093I'd guess it's because nouns tend to carry more essential information than adjectives so they get moved to the front of the noun phrase
>>225170093it just be like that.https://wals.info/chapter/87noun adjective is actually more common cross-linguistically
>>225166232Learn only German>>225167655German for euromaxxxing, Japanese for aestheticmaxxxing, Spanish or Chinese for spreadmaxxxing>>225162665Still, you need some idol-like person to praise and simp to. >>225169712>>225169745One could argue that Dutch is a German dialect. They even lost some cases quite recently
All I want to do is learn languages all day but i just HAD to go to fucking LAW SCHOOL and now i have to babysit CRIMINALS 80 hours a week. I barely read any Latin today.
>>225169712that’s disgusting
Why Lithuanian movie dubs is so bad? It's always a guy reading the script of every character in a unenthusiastic voice
>“german sounds so intense” pussies when the dutch g is pronounced
How the FUCK does hodie become oggifucking Italians man
wait no I kinda hear it now... I just have to pronounce the Latin like I'm drunk and my mouth is full of cannellini beans
>>225170490Cheaper than hiring different voice actors I guessThey usually dub animated movies like Shrek or the Simpsons movie
>>225170503drop the h, palatalize the -di-, change long final e to i, and there you go
>>225170555Thanks! Now diurnum > giorno makes sense as well
what causes a brazilian to wake up one day and think to himself, “i’m gonna learn lithuanian today”
>>225170597Mercenary money?
>>225170597it's pretty cool, you should learn it
Any tips for arabic? Doing mastering arabic textbook course. I know the alphabet already so all the beginner material that starts with a heavy focus on learning the alphabet is exhausting. Do I buy a quran?
>>225170597favstian spirit
>>225170597He’s posted about it before, he’s descended from Lithuanians. It’s still 100x more real than any anglo “learning” Gaelic.
>>225170597Because I am getting citizenship (I have relatives who are Lithuanian citizens) and I am doing the bare minimum by learning the language. Plus I want to serve in the Lithuanian army and start a military career
>finally sit down to learn some grammar >get the urge to check how my watched threads are doing>even though I just checked them 5 seconds ago>in the end get no work doneI should quit this site
>>225170810so you’re learning lithuanian to become a lil wagey then?
>>225170869To enlist in Europe yes. I want to first do conscript service and then do professional military service in either Lithuania or another European country
I'm learning Finnish because I'm mentally ill.
>>225170911What happened to Polish?
>>225170962I thought, maybe the purpose of my life was tied to Poland. Now, I don't think so.1
>>225171332If you have a broken heart, boy, do I have what the doctor ordered. (Click the thumbnail for a special surprise!)
>>225170669I’d imagine getting a Qur’an in Modern Standard Arabic is hard as they don’t consider it the ‘real deal’ unless it’s in Qur’anic Arabic, but luckily for you Bibles don’t share that problem and they have the extra diacritics like short vowel marks too, unlike most Arabic texts.
>>225170207>spreadmaxxxingnot sure i want that
Don't use a dictionary to look up words to use in output, not even for /lang/ challenges. Use only what you know. Only look up new words when studying, e.g. adding flashcards.Don't use subtitles. If there's audio, only listen to the audio.
>>225172433
i have autism and so i need a language that’s not too overstimulating
pitch accent languages are low key kinda ableist
>>225173487Is enjoyment and fun overstimulating? Because that’s what you get from language learning, at least for me.
>>225099004do Americans sound like west country country bumpkins to British people?
Can you actually honestly pad your stats in terms of languages known by learning lamguages from the same family?Like I always hear that italian spanish amd portuguese are extremely similar.So is it true that learning one would give you 80% of the others?
>>225099004Did anyone here learn another language?
>>225170810>>225170885Lietuva tėvynė mūsų tu didvyrių žemė....
>>225163000what a strange example sentence for such a simple word>>225167889>Я бы нe cмoглaWhat's the context? I interpret this as "I wouldn't have been able to"
>>225175439It's kind of like when people are able to succeed in business because their parents handed them a fortune. It's still hard to succeed learning a language, but less hard when you already know a huge chunk of the vocab.
>>225174520Feel like English lowkey has pitch accent. preSENT vs. PREsent, etc. I don't even process it as pitch in Swedish. Feels like stress intuitively.
>>225175439no
>>225174520>ableistyou are a moron and your language learning methods are shit if pitch accent is hard for you
>>225176044because pitch variation can still exists in stress accent languages even if it's not phonemic and largely tied to stress, estonian has many pitch patterns but they're mostly irrelevant because stress and length do all of the work, and english also uses pitch to mark focus among other things. though there are languages that are practically flat like finnish which only uses it for stuff like questions iirc
>>225176365Might be the same circuitry somehow at least. You're intuitively completely unaware of doing anything with pitch as a native.
>>225176690people are unaware of it among other features like aspiration, length, etc. until it's noticeably wrong/off like in accented speech and in some socio-/dialects. everyone notices that valley girl speech involves rising intonation in declarative sentences because it deviates from the norm, even though it doesn't affect intelligibility, that indian english features more aspirated consonants even though english doesn't contrast unaspirated/aspirated consonants like chinese languages and icelandic do
>>225172618Those were mistakes I made when learning previous TL. They're crutches.
>>225176365Finnish is autism friendly.As far as I know, pitch is lowered *slightly*, not raised, at the end of a question.
>>225170490It's not dubbing, it's voice-over. It's like someone reading the subtitles to you, so the trick is to do it in a neutral way so that you can still hear the natural acting in the original beneath the voice-over. Very popular thing in this part of Europe, including Poland. Also this >>225170553 but many people have already gotten used to it and prefer voice-over to dubbing
>>225173487Toki Pona>>225175504Nein. Wenn man /lang/ entdeckt, man verliert die Fähigkeit Sprache zu lernen. Es ist wirklich komisch.
>>225180138>Toki PonaThe language where people fashion themselves different kinds of animal and get angry when you don't refer to them as their chosen animal? Sounds like a lot of stimulation to me.
>>225180138Why are you learning german? Didn't they genocide you guys?
>learning a completely pointless foreign language for no reason
>sad pointchuds doing things for a "purpose"
>>225181094Um hübsche deutsche Mädchen zu vögeln, warum sonst?>Didn't they genocide you guys?Leider nicht alle von uns. Ich wünschte, ich wäre nie geboren worden. Wir existieren nur um zu leiden, die Menschheit war ein Fehler der Natur.
>>225181536Ist etwas passiert, Kumpel?
>>225182506Nee, alles prima. Ich shitposte nur.
>>225116376Fico triste quando não consigo formar uma frase.Estudo palavras novas todos os dias, mas ainda cometo muitos erros.Je, unaweza kunisaidia kusema hili kwa lugha yangu mpya?Sé lo que quiero decir, pero no logro encontrar las palabras lo suficientemente rápido.Cuando trato de hablar, las oraciones que en mi cabeza parecían fáciles de repente se vuelven difíciles.Estaba contento con mi progreso de la semana pasada, aunque todavía me costaba armar las frases.Même si je comprends une grande partie de ce que j’entends, je me sens frustré lorsque je dois formuler une phrase moi-même, car les mots que je connais semblent s’envoler à ce moment-là.« Je connais ce mot », me suis-je dit en m’interrompant au milieu de la phrase, « alors pourquoi je ne peux pas l’utiliser ici? »Même si j’apprends petit à petit comment fonctionne cette langue, je me demande parfois si mon incapacité à former des phrases reflète un manque de connaissances ou simplement l’étape d’apprentissage dans laquelle je me trouve.
>>225180725I should translate Caesar into toki pona
>>225184234genuinely would prefer to read him in the fragmented languages of pre-conquered gaul instead of tikitoki
>>225111564Like 5 words lolBut I'm doing a very mentally demanding post graduates degree currently
https://youtu.be/vjKF2z59egQ
Any ideas on how to improve my English beyond, let's say, B level? Input not working anymore>>225111564Anki: 25. 20 from the Nicos Weg deck (I watch this series from time to time to see how much more and easier I understand) and 5 from some generic deck. Apart from that, I'm checking some interesting words, but I'm not satisfied with my progress yet. I also changed my strategy a bit and I say the answer in my head and only after listening to the audio of the answer I repeat it aloud to not to memorize the wrong answers
>>225187110>Input not working anymoreI doubt it. Input is not only movies and youtube slop. Start reading.
>>225187303>Start readingUhhhhh.... boring.I will continue with anime and video games, no matter what /lit/ards think.> oh no, you won't know the meaning of pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosisDon't care XD
That feeling when watching a TV series that you pretty much fully comprehend and then you reach one episode where you feel like do I even know the language at all. And then the next episode it's back to normal. This shit is wild sometimes, pic very much related.
>>225187110Lies mehr Romanen und Bücher über komplexe Themen, über die du diskutieren möchtest.Schreib mal Essays und nimm an Debatten teil.Führ Selbstgespräche und Monologen, um dein Wissen innerlich zu organisieren und Selbstvertrauen aufzubauen.
I occasionally see attempts at sino threads, but they never last
>>225188397Sino threads? You mean silk?ba dum tss
>>225188397such a thread is only relevant to a grand total of 10 diaspooroids so it'll never gain traction, what should they even talk about, they don't even live in china or hong kong/macau/taiwanfrom what i've heard 4chan isn't blocked in mainland china however cloudflare is which is why the only way to post under a chinese flag is to get a pass in order to bypass the captcha, not like chinese people even care or know about this mongolian basket weaving forum
>>225188516
Is there even any point? It'll be at least 10 years before I'd be good enough at speaking to form a TL band in TL country.
>>225189275> 10 yearsAw, is that too long for you princess?
>>225189332I'll be pushing 40.
>>225189651You're going to be 40 anyways. You might as well be multilingual too.
>>225189275Alles ist nur eine Ablenkung bevor man stirbt.
>>225141639That's passive input it doesn't count
>>225189651If you start later youll be pushing 50
Dead Rising 3 is a very mediocre game... BUT it has an extensive amount of language options (including voice acting). It is the only game I own on steam that has full Dutch dubbing. It's on sale and works on potato laptops without stuttering. Give a try if you're learning Dutch as there's not much else out there at the moment.https://store.steampowered.com/app/265550/Dead_Rising_3_Apocalypse_Edition/
>>225187303>>225188245I guess I'd have to give up German for now (or do it veeery slow). And British English has better audiobooks of the classics, and I like to have them playing in the background. I'll try that trick with essays and writing in English
>>225190658>audiobooks
>>225190846Are you claiming that audiobooks are less effective than reading with no audio?
>>225190952Nicht unbedingt. Es geht um Aufmerksamkeit, man lernt besser wenn man seine völlstandige Aufmerksamkeit an das Buch richtet. Ich weiß nicht wieso, aber der polnische Anon hat diese dumme Gewohnheit, sich nur Scheiße im Hintergrund anzuhören. Es ist einfach faul und nicht sehr effektiv. Hörbuch + Buch geht auch, aber es ist mehr anstrengend weil du ein gewisses Tempo einhalten muss.
>>225190846I read with audiobooks alongside. When I read without an audiobook, I learn words without knowing how to pronounce them. There are some words I know how to spell but don't know how to pronounce, and words I know how to pronounce but have no idea how to spell.
>>22518973540 is too old to be starting a band, carrying equipment and drinking and rough housing with the boys.
>>225191275Ah, ich habe nicht so viel von der Geschichte des polnische Anon mitbekommen, weil seine Posts langweilig sind...
>>225191440I thought you were a femanon?
>>225191461KEKI'm an anime girl in my soul.
>>225191546Same, but I am a biological male.
>>225174761No, I don't think so. We probably just sound American. Just like how British people sound British, not like they're from Boston.
>>225191440You'll have 10 years to hone your musical craft, and you'll start a band when you're 50. Then you'll be a cool grandpa.
>>225174761They can generally detect American accents pretty quickly. But when I lived in Wales for a few years, a lot of people asked me if I was Irish. (I have an accent from the upper South / lower Midwest).
>>225191750sex?
>>225192339Not yet but it will happen some day, surely
>>225099004Comprehensive input seems legit on the surface, so do I just try pimsleur for a month? I have a lot of free time>no social lifeI'll experiment with Dutch to sort of gauge how fast I can learn other languages. Any suggestions for languages to learn after Dutch? I'm aiming for max usefulness and learning speed.>Spanish>Portuguese>ItalianIf its really easy to learn another romance language then I'll try French too. Then try the really difficult ones if I have somehow made it this far>Russian>Arabic>JapaneseMy concern was that I'll just look like a spook. It's bad enough that I have a 5 year gap in my personal, education and career life after high school before I turned my life around and got a corporate job through sheer will. I've already received a few spy allegations, I guess it'd look really bad if I'm fluent in a dozen languages. So fuck it, why not. Zero irl social media presence, no work experience or education, but technically proficient and polyglot will probably open more doors for me without having to lie. Spooks just deny it and don't have an excuse.
Why wasn't I born a Finn? God must really hate me.
I've burned out on German again. I'll do my anki and that's it>>225192764It's a good idea to review the pronunciation rules of different languages, even just briefly, so you know what to pay attention toRomance ones usefulness: French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese. Maybe switch French with Spanish, I'm not sure.Usefulness of the difficult ones: Russian, Japanese, Arabic, although I may be little ignorant about Arabic. >>225192860Finnish seems easy to learn. But I feel the same way about Japanese, even though I'm struggling with German
Trying to learn a non-Indo-European language makes you realize that all Indo-European languages are basically like dialects of the same language by comparison. It's so much harder.
>>225192860Gott weißt, dass es nur eine vorübergehende Phase ist, wie es beim Polnisch der Fall war. Du wirst in sechs Monaten aufgeben.>>225192764>pissleurVersuch's mal mit "Assimil Dutch with Ease" und Anki mit dem 5K Frequency Deck.https://annas-archive.gl/md5/1d44f6c7bdc213e17823a867d792c25b?&check=1https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/1002891444https://comprehensibleinputwiki.org/wiki/Dutch
>>225193557It is not a phase. It was a discovery.
>>225193693If you were Finnish, you wouldn't have made that discovery
>>225193989Yeah, instead I would have started a new wave band when I was in my prime instead of being confused and distracted by 4chan.
>>225194204Finns also have access to 4chan and they also waste their time there.
>>225194463Finns have ylilauta and suomi24.
>>225194484So do Canadians, it's not restricted I think. I was a Finnaboo in high school, so I'm sure you could have been one too if you wantedhttps://youtu.be/pNVJGvaFHc4?si=ltsHwAmwi_ubrpPM&t=2310
>>225194724Ylint has been ruined.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZJj6d5QSYaE
>>225194943https://youtu.be/Qp44zqZ1lIg
How's everyone's Anki going? How many new words a day do you hit? What is your standard for hitting "good"? How many reviews do you get through?
