EPTOn January 21 2006 19:17 baal wrote:
I could teach you bitch o_o
i bet im far more elocuent than those morons -:D
I could teach you bitch o_o
i bet im far more elocuent than those morons -:D
calla bastardo
Tips for learning spanish? - Page 3
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The best thing you can do of course (and what i did to learn japanese) is to look for a school where they only teach languages, and then try to arrrange it so that you only have to go 1 or 2 hours everyday after school. Another option is to try to look for a private teacher. Trying to learn from tapes or books or even from the internet sucks, believe me, i tried learning german that way and i didnt learn shit. | ||
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On January 21 2006 19:25 Cloud wrote: Trying to learn from tapes or books or even from the internet sucks, believe me, i tried learning german that way and i didnt learn shit. Not from my personal experience, it doesn't. I'd go as far as saying that's one of the best ways there is really. Of course you have to have a deep interest in the language to do that, but then again if you don't, why are you learning it in the first place? Learning something always depends on you and you only, no matter how good some teacher is, it's always you who has to study. And by learning solo you can have the pace you want, the way you want it. -Mynock | ||
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paper
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my uncle did that and he says he learned _a lot_ plus, it's cheap as hell O__O | ||
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Cloud
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On January 21 2006 20:17 Mynock wrote: Not from my personal experience, it doesn't. I'd go as far as saying that's one of the best ways there is really. Of course you have to have a deep interest in the language to do that, but then again if you don't, why are you learning it in the first place? Learning something always depends on you and you only, no matter how good some teacher is, it's always you who has to study. And by learning solo you can have the pace you want, the way you want it. -Mynock Well yeah, but you learn a language to interact with other people, tapes and books and stuff wont satisfy that requirement wheareas an school or even a single teacher will. And yes, if you have a really strong will, you can learn it from books and stuff, but thats something most people lack, and you will probably get bored soon (as i did), unlike in a school enviroment, where you can talk with other people, ask them for help, study with them and w/e. | ||
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On January 21 2006 20:16 decafchicken wrote: Move to a spanish speaking country and i think you can speak it pretty well in 6 weeks. At least thats what my spanish teacher told me. thats completely false 3 years at least. | ||
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baal
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On January 21 2006 19:26 {ToT}Strafe wrote: You can teach me, I always have loads of questions and dont want to bug the same persons over and over;) pm me your msn. | ||
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paper
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nahh there are lots of classes like that that can teach you that well :D like you take several hours of class everyday and then youre forced to use it after class :D | ||
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