Duolingo is a Dutch Tulip that hates disabled people (aussie.zone)
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I usually spend 1-2 hours. Any more than that and I get too tired. At my pace it takes about a year and a half to 2 years to get to where I can read and listen. But I reckon it could be cut down if I was spending more time a day....
we all know it’s popular to use music and videos to learn a language....
I’m using Duolingo to improve my Mandarin and learn to read, and to learn Spanish....
I recommend this app to learn languages, especially the Romance languages. You type in the movie/TV show name in Simple Mode and read through the subtitles and match the foreign language to English. This really helps me learn languages, especially Spanish. I use Harry Potter as my main source.
I’m trying to come up with a decent study routine between two languages. I would love to hear what languages you guys are learning, and how are you organizing your time between them. What has been working for you?
Just as the post title says, is there anyone using Anki here? Would there be enough interest in making a separate Language Learning Anki community?
https://lemmy.world/c/nahuatl...
https://lemmy.world/c/nahuatl
I have learned different languages on and off through the years. Here are 3 of my top resources....