Language Learning Tips

[Rim ˖⋆౨ৎ, Founder]

Drop your most effective and underrated tips that have helped you master a language.
Let's help each other out!

[Luli]

my first language is spanish and my second english (wish i knew more lol) but what really helped me, besides taking classes, was listening to songs or watching movies with typical slang that english speakers use, words you wouldnt normally be taught in a class

[Audrey Hepburn’s version]

Learning Latin first, it might be a hard language but once you’ve aced Latin it is easy to connect dots between Latin and other languages

[Miranda]

Watch tv shows & movies of the language you want to learn. Its fun to pick up inflection & mannerisms of words/phrases used. Its why I learned French so fast, because I adore french films.

[˙⋆.˚ ᡣ;ᴀɴɴÉ˙⋆.˚ ᡣ]

for learning a language I tend to follow the basics as in the alphabet and focus a lot in their pronunciation. I have been learning Korean for years and already grew up in multilinguistic background as a child and the little progress makes it fun!

but currently I am trying to learn French, Italian and German. and I don't find any such source to start with :(

[Addison]

^Im also trying to learn Korean what are some other tips you have?

[Rim ˖⋆౨ৎ, Founder]

Addison wrote: "^Im also trying to learn Korean what are some other tips you have?"

What helped most for me was turning my social media feed into my target language (meme pages, etc..), as well as listening to music and podcasts in that language, talking to natives is also helpful,...