>an actually useful skill that could even open up career paths>people instantly see you as more intelligent even thought its just memorization>automatically gain a bond with native speakers>eventually you start thinking and dreaming in your target language>so much variety, from basic bitch european languages to arabic, east asian languages like chinese or japanese, and even the most niche ones like turkmen or some shit. Or you could even learn an extinct language like latin or old english. There is also meme languages like esperantoBest thing i ever started doing
>>83687557I am 32 and destroyed my brain with alcohol, it might be too late for me
>>83687557what languages do you speak?
wtf even is picrel? holy fuck man, thats just sad that you actually have that on your pci was gonna read the post cus seemed interesting but now im not in the moodyalls minds are fucking ruined
>>83687606siedende antifa-schwuchtel
>>83687606Panties status:Unbunched: []Bunched: [x]
>>83687562Idk but my uncle learnt italian to a resonable degree and hes an alchoholic 50 year old. All he used was duolingo and videos>>83687566Got to high intermediate in french (i hate using the word fluent because that implies near native proficiency and i dont want to claim that) and medium intermediate in mandarin chinese>>83687606Its just a funny video bro... you hurt my feelings
>>83687557the best way to learn a language is total immersion and often times you can't find native speakers who can't put up with speaking with you because you don't know anything
>>83687626Bien fait mon ami. I also was near fluent in French like 10 years ago or so. I can still converse more or less just fine but man has my proficiency decreased since moving back to anglotown.
Ele tem razao. Eu perdi minha virginidade depois de aprender portugues e agora posso me casar com uma mulher que so quer conseguir um green card. It's not really a good cope.
I took 6 years of German education (3 in hs and another 3 in college) and I'm still not fluent and I never will be. I don't have the vocabulary memorized and if I can't do a direct word for translation in my head then I stutter and panic instead of trying to work around my limitation. Add that to my innate narcissism and wanting to be seen as smart meant that unless I was 100% positive I was correct I would never say anything in class. I never thought natively in the language either, my process was still 'thought' in English -> mental translation ->'thought' in German. By the time you're reaching higher levels of language instruction you're supposed to think in the other directly but I never did.
>>83687557learn latin
>>83687864Not even in Latin America is latin spoken
>>83687606>picrelA leftist xitterjak meme.
