/lang/ - Language Learning General

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>Share language learning experiences!
>Ask questions about your target language!
>Help people who want to learn a new language!
>Participate in translation challenges or make your own!
>Make frens!

Read this shit some damn time:
4chanint.fandom.com/wiki/The_Official_Zig Forums_How_to_Learn_A_Foreign_Language_Guide_Wiki

Totally not a virus, but rather, lots of free books on languages:
mega.nz/#F!x4VG3DRL!lqecF4q2ywojGLE0O8cu4A

Lots of books on linguistics of various kinds, as well as language courses:
mega.nz/#F!Ad8DkLoI!jj_mdUDX_ay-8D9l3-DbnQ

Check this pastebin for plenty of language resources as well as some nice image guides:
pastebin.com/ACEmVqua

Torrents with more resources than you'll ever need for 30 plus languages:
yuki.la/t/796928

List of trackers for most language learning packs:
files.catbox.moe/nmrn8x.txt

MEGA archive with language torrents:
mega.nz/folder/hV4l2bIK#fovrQdShIXkA-MGTG40nKQ

Ukrainianon's list of commercial courses from rutracker.org:
pastebin.com/3EWMhSPN

FAQ U:
>How do I learn a language? What is the best way to learn one? How should I improve on certain aspects?
Read the damn wiki
>Should I learn lang Y so I can learn lang X?
No
>What is the most useful language?
Karelian Tagalog
>What language should I learn?
Tibetan Estonian

Old thread Old challenge

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Other urls found in this thread:

youtube.com/c/LearnSwedishwithPaula/videos
twitter.com/NSFWRedditImage

noooo anything but the Dekinai-chan

just getting started with ialian. Any good recs you guys can give me, per favore?

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I know this sounds dumb, but putting autocorrect in your TL it rlly helps and I’ve fixed thousands of mistakes by using it and I memorize a lot of words.

does anyone know any good beginner inpoot sources for swedish?

this is a quality youtube channel that i found for beginners unfortunately there's only like 10 videos on it but it should get you started.

youtube.com/c/LearnSwedishwithPaula/videos

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Language Challenge: Let's travel Edition

What is inside of the parentheses is (optional).

Hello, is there a cheap hotel (around) here?
Please, take a picture of us.
I don't like that (kind of) food.
I will eat it (just because you asked).
I don't remember where I left my passport.
Do you (still) have your dictionary?
Remember to charge your phone before leaving.
Do you want to see some bears at the zoo?
Is this place very old?
We'll going to buy (some) souvenirs (later).
I enjoyed the day before yesterday.
We should rent a car.
Let's ask him (something) about this place.

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>the youtube channel
Jesus...

>We'll going to buy (some) souvenirs (later).
We are going[...]*
We'll buy[...]*

>Hello, is there a cheap hotel (around) here?
سلام , هتل ارزانی نزدیک اینجاست ؟
>Please, take a picture of us.
لطفآ, عکس ما بگیرید
>I don't like that (kind of) food.
ان غذا دوستش ندارم
>I will eat it (just because you asked).
میخورمش, فقط چون پرسیده اید
>I don't remember where I left my passport.
کجا پاسپورتم گذاشتم, یادم نمیامد
>Do you (still) have your dictionary?
هنوز واژه نامه تان دارید؟
>Remember to charge your phone before leaving.
Not sure
>Do you want to see some bears at the zoo?
در باغ وحش یکم خرس میخواهید ببینید؟
>Is this place very old?
این جا خیلی قدیمی است؟

>Hello, is there a cheap hotel (around) here?
こんにちは、ここは安いホテルがいますか?
>Please, take a picture of us.
私たちは写真を撮ってください
>I don't like that (kind of) food.
その食べ物が嫌いです
>I will eat it (just because you asked).
それを食べます。
>Do you want to see some bears at the zoo?
動物園でクマを見たい?
>Is this place very old?
この所はとても古いですか?(?)
>We'll going to buy (some) souvenirs (later).
私たちはお土産を買います。
>I enjoyed the day before yesterday.
一昨日は楽しいでした。(?)

Old challenges
French:


German:

Swedish:

Russian:

Spanish:


Portuguese:

Italian:

Japanese:

Ukrainian:

Mandarin:

>一昨日は楽しいでした。(?)
*一昨日は楽しんだ
楽しむ means "to enjoy oneself"
楽しいする means "to be enjoyable"
Hope that helps for the distinction.

Actually, to revise this, you probably don't even need the subject marker "wa" for a casual tone.

Bom dia, há um hotel barato aqui por perto?
Por favor, tire uma fotografia de nós
Não gosto desse tipo da comida
Vou comê-lo, só porque pediste
Não me lembro onde deixei o meu passaporte
Ainda tens o teu dicionário?
Lembra-te de carregar o teu telemóvel antes de sairmos
Queres vers uns ursos no zoológico?
Esse lugar é muito velho?
Vamos comprar algumas recordações mais tarde
Diverti-me anteontem
Devíamos alugar um carro
Vamos perguntar-lhe algo sobre este sítio

Sinto-me menos desiludido com a minha habilidade esta vez, vamos ver os resultados

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>Queres vers uns ursos no zoológico?
*ver

Hallo, is er een goedkope hotel dichtbij?
Neem alstublieft een foto van ons.
Ik vind die soort eten niet lekker.
Ik zal het eten, gewoon omdat je het hebt gevraagd.
Ik herinner niet waar ik mijn paspoort heb neergelegd.
Heb je nog steeds je woordenboek?
Herinner om je telefoon op te laden voor je gaat.
Wil je beren zien bij de dierentuin?
Is deze plaats erg oud?
Later zullen we souvenirs (cadeautjes?) gaan kopen.
Ik heb eergisteren genoten.
We moeten een auto huren.
Laten we iets aan hem vragen over deze plaats.

Is er een verschil tussen dichtbij/nabij en omdat/want? Ik gebruik meestal nabij en want, maar ik weet 100% zeker als allebei juist zijn.

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Hallo, gibt es ein billiges Hotel in der Nähe von hier?
Bitte nimm ein Foto von uns.
Ich mag dienen Art von Essen nicht.
Ich werde es nur essen, weil du es gefragt hast.
Ich kann mich nicht daran erinnern, wo ich mein Reisepass verlassen habe.
Hast du immer noch dein Wörterbuch?
Merk dir es, dein Handy aufzuladen, bevor du abfährst.
Willst du manche Bären im Tiergarten sehen?
Ist dieser Ort sehr alt?
Wir werden später ein Paar Souvenirs kaufen.
Ich habe vorgestern genossen.
Wir sollten ein Auto mieten.
Lass uns ihn was über diesen Ort fragen.

What languages do you wish you knew?
For me it's French, Old English, Welsh and Cornish.

>Esse lugar é muito velho?
Este...
Esse - that
Este - this

Tão, tão perto, user, mas seria batota ignorar este erro (ainda que seja quase insignificante) para teres o desafio perfeito.

Пpивiт пaн, є дeшeвий гoтeль нeпoдaлiк?
Фoтoгpaфyй нaм, бyдь лacкa
Meнi нe пoдoбaєтьcя тaкy їжy
He пaм'ятaю дe я зaлишив мiй пacпopт
Чи в тeбe щe є cвiй cлoвник?
Пaм'ятaй зapяджaти cвiй тeлeфoн paнiшe вiд’їзд
Хoчeш пoбaчити вeдмeдiв y зooпapкy?
Цe мicцe cтape?
Mи пiзнiшe кyпимo cyвeнipи
Я нacoлoджyвaвcя пoзaвчopa
Mи пoвиннi б винaймaти мaшинi
Питaймo йoгo щocь пpo цьoгo мicця

This wasn't bad, just not as nearly as interesting as the last one

A vocês em Portugal ainda usa este normalmente?

Norwegian, German, Chinese/Japanese

>Cornish
LMAO.
You're a bit late there mate, should have tried 300 years ago and maybe you would've had the chance of meeting a native speaker.

he put anglo-saxon there as well

The difference being that the corpus of texts in old English is sufficiently big for us to know what the language was actually like, whereas the corpus of cornish is ridiculously small.

Nothing wrong with learning extinct and revived languages.
Also there's about 500 children who are first language speakers of revived Cornish, about 6000 adult second language speakers.

German, French, Portuguese, Spanish, Icelandic, Norwegian, Finnish, Hebrew, Modern Standard Arabic, Mandarin, Ancient Egyptian, Latin, Greek, Italian, Yiddish, Sanskrit... life is too short.

>revived Cornish
Gay "language" invented in the beginning of the 20th century. Learn Esperanto, it's a much more spoken conlang lmao.

>Hello, is there a cheap hotel (around) here?
Salve, estne domus hospilaria parvo pretii in hac vicinia?
>Please, take a picture of us.
Gratias agebam si photographiam nobis capies.
>I don't like that (kind of) food.
Sperno hanc cibum.
>I will eat it (just because you asked)
Edebo ob precibum tuum.
>I don't remember where I left my passport.
Nescio ubi pasaportem reliqui
>Do you (still) have your dictionary?
Habesne nunc dictionarium tuum?
>Remember to charge your phone before leaving.
Memento esto! Telephonus cargate priusquam abendum sis.
>Do you want to see some bears at the zoo?
Ursos vedendi voles una mecum in zoologico?
>Is this place very old?
Hac viciniane antiqua est?
>We'll going to buy (some) souvenirs (later).
Crastinus mementorium emiserimus.
>I enjoyed the day before yesterday.
Fruebar die ante prius diei.
>We should rent a car.
??I dont know
>Let's ask him (something) about this place.
Aliquid quaeramus isto de loco .

You really should stop biting the bait

What bait? "Cornish" is a fake "language".

Hola, hay un hotel barato aquí?
Nos tomas una foto, por favor?
No me gusta esa comida.
Lo voy a comer, sólo porque me pediste.
No recuerdo donde dejé mi pasaporte.
¿Todavía tienes tu diccionario?
Recuerde que debes cargar tu telefono antes de salir.
¿Quieres ir al zoo a ver osos?
¿Es muy viejo este lugar?
Vamos a comprar souvenirs después.
Me gustó el dia anteayer.
Debemos alquilar un coche.
Debemos preguntarle algo sobre este lugar.