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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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I have started to blog about my language learning process. This is my first post, is ti possible to someone to check it please?
Thanks in advance
Hi!
I'm Nida and I want to share with you my language learning experience.
I have a draft about order of languages. As you can understand English isn't my mother tongue and my English is so poor. Because of that I give priority to English learning.
As you know, if someone have internet then, he/she can learn anything and everything he/she wants including languages. However since the resources are all in English, I feel myself a bit upset. I am learning lots of thing from udemy, coursera, edx and they are all right. Sometimes I look for vocabularies but that's it. But learning language is totally different, I have started to learn German a few months ago but I drop it out because I just can't understand the explanations. It says that's for may and that's for might but actually I don't know what is the difference between may and might.
Puff, yeah for this reason I will study English for next 2 months for 2 hours a day. I am planning to take TOEFL exam too. I have just looked at exam dates and possibly I will take the exam at the 26th of July. If I could find I can attend a speaking club or maybe find some skype friends to speak.
I'll start to study at the first of June so I have 55 days, that's mean 110 hours of study. Seems a lot
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Take care and don't stop learning never.
Opsss, I forget to write languages which I'm planning to learn!
With time order: English, German, Persian, Ottoman, Spanish, Russian, Hebrew (biblical and modern), Latin, Kurdish, Esperanto, Arabic.
I hope to reach C1 level for all of them.
Since I'm planning to study most of languages for 3 months (German, Persian, Ottoman, Spanish, Kurdish and Esperanto) and study Russian for 6 months (It is afraid me!), Hebrew, Latin and Arabic for each 9 months the whole process will take nearly 4 years.
Thanks in advance
Hi!
I'm Nida and I want to share with you my language learning experience.
I have a draft about order of languages. As you can understand English isn't my mother tongue and my English is so poor. Because of that I give priority to English learning.
As you know, if someone have internet then, he/she can learn anything and everything he/she wants including languages. However since the resources are all in English, I feel myself a bit upset. I am learning lots of thing from udemy, coursera, edx and they are all right. Sometimes I look for vocabularies but that's it. But learning language is totally different, I have started to learn German a few months ago but I drop it out because I just can't understand the explanations. It says that's for may and that's for might but actually I don't know what is the difference between may and might.
Puff, yeah for this reason I will study English for next 2 months for 2 hours a day. I am planning to take TOEFL exam too. I have just looked at exam dates and possibly I will take the exam at the 26th of July. If I could find I can attend a speaking club or maybe find some skype friends to speak.
I'll start to study at the first of June so I have 55 days, that's mean 110 hours of study. Seems a lot
.Take care and don't stop learning never.
Opsss, I forget to write languages which I'm planning to learn!
With time order: English, German, Persian, Ottoman, Spanish, Russian, Hebrew (biblical and modern), Latin, Kurdish, Esperanto, Arabic.
I hope to reach C1 level for all of them.
Since I'm planning to study most of languages for 3 months (German, Persian, Ottoman, Spanish, Kurdish and Esperanto) and study Russian for 6 months (It is afraid me!), Hebrew, Latin and Arabic for each 9 months the whole process will take nearly 4 years.
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Good luck in your heroic endeavor to study these languages. For our purposes, it is much better if you register with a user name so we can get to know you better. This should have been posted in the essay section, but I'm not moving it to that place because then you wouldn't know (as an anonymous poster) where to look for it.
- Good luck in your heroic endeavor to study these languages.
- For our purposes, it is much better if you register with a user name so we can get to know you better.
- This should have been posted in the essay section, but I'm not moving it to that place because then you wouldn't know (as an anonymous poster) where to look for it.
- There are several reasons that registering will benefit you.
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Good luck in your heroic endeavor to study these languages. For our purposes, it is much better if you register with a user name so we can get to know you better. This should have been posted in the essay section, but I'm not moving it to that place because then you wouldn't know (as an anonymous poster) where to look for it. There are several reasons that registering will benefit you.
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