Pokcare 88 Report post Posted February 16 It's fun being able to speak many languages for different purposes. I always get amazed by multilingual people because they don't have to rely on translation apps, which aren't that reliable too. I've tried learning Korean as a hobby and made progress but there's still a lot to study. What language(s) would you like to learn for any reason? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
knchatty 519 Report post Posted February 23 Honestly I studied French for four years in high school (many moons ago) and I remember very little. Even fresh out of school my studies were of no use to me. I do love to learn new things but a new language is not one of them. I've traveled out of the states and felt comfortable enough with just speaking English. I do think it is great that you (and many other people) want to learn a new language. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
EchoUnderfoot 119 Report post Posted March 8 (edited) I've studied Japanese, Chinese, and Spanish. I found learning a new language to be very difficult, even though it was something I really wanted to do. I think that I would need to study a new language by immersion. I do think that if I ever go abroad, I'll learn a bit of the language spoken at my destination. Not only is it polite, but it could come in handy! Edited March 8 by EchoUnderfoot Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Pokcare 88 Report post Posted March 8 (edited) Part of what I like about learning a language is gaining another perspective because there are words that don't have an equivalent translation from one language to another. It's just that you'll have to use it from time to time to continue remembering it. Edited March 8 by Pokcare Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Nickel 141 Report post Posted September 26 Some years ago, I started French, then Japanese, and then Korean lessons on the Duolingo app. I'm still on beginner level on each of them! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
