Have you ever needed French lessons later in life?
To all those who are older, because it is actually completely unnecessary to learn French, not many people speak the language, Spanish would be more practical, because more people speak it and can
To all those who are older, because it is actually completely unnecessary to learn French, not many people speak the language, Spanish would be more practical, because more people speak it and can
I played GTA 5 when I was 8, which is only in English with German subtitles. I'm 17 now and can speak English as if it were my native language, with only a very slight accent. I've never intentionally learned English on my own, and I still always get grades of A or B. Or…
Well done, ladies and gentlemen, For years I have sought to learn the art of speaking Spanish, although unfortunately, my proficiency has always been modest. Nevertheless, some knowledge remains etched in my memory. Now I'm considering immersing myself in Italian. May I entertain the idea that my Spanish skills might be of use to me…
I don't find the German term particularly unbiased…
When I use Duolingo I always think to myself that this could mean five different things. How do the Anglo-Saxons know what the other person is saying? I find the language much too imprecise and myself?
Hello folks, I met a man who's English. Unfortunately, my English isn't that good because I haven't used it for a while. So my question is: If I take an English course, how long will it take? I hope I can manage within a few months. LG
The question is a bit random… but I was wondering if a German child with an Irish name (e.g. Laoise or Caoimhe) will have problems with spelling later on The first thing a child learns is to write their name. If it's Laoise, for example, it's pronounced "Leesha/Lischa." Will this have any impact on how…
Does anyone have any free learning apps that actually teach the basics and are great for learning to speak (unlike Duolingo, in my opinion), good series/films, books (for ages 13), or similar? I'm learning Italian at school and want to learn to speak a little, because school focuses more on grammar.
To all who can speak Italian
Does this come from the Vikings? Were the Vikings German or Scandinavian?
If you isolate yourself from others, can you forget your native language or at least develop problems with grammar or word-finding difficulties?
Hello everyone, I'm currently in Toulouse for eight months as part of the Erasmus program, and I really want to improve my French as much as possible during this time. Unfortunately, I'm not particularly talented at languages. Although I studied French for seven years at school and have already worked three times for three months…