{{
`${userDetail.user.displayName}${userDetail.user.cachedBungieGlobalDisplayNameCode ? `#${standardizeBungieGlobalCode(userDetail.user.cachedBungieGlobalDisplayNameCode)}` : ""}`}}
{{getUserClans()}}
This thread is inspired by another: view original post
Edited by DELIVER ME MEMES:
8/10/2014 11:53:31 PM
7
I don't get languages
How does one even begin to learn a new language? How do you relearn everything? The words and characters,etc.
-
1 ReplyRosseta stone m8
-
You learn it very slowly. You start with basic words and sentence structure and take it from there.
-
I've been in the process of learning Arabic for over a year. The one thing you have to realize is that it does not happen overnight. You have to put in the dedication and time and effort to learn another language. To get started, you literally have to start from the beginning. Start learning the alphabet of whatever language you want and go from there. Another thing, it's much more than just memorizing. You have to constantly think or talk to yourself, when you get skilled enough, to really get a natural flow of things. Anticipating what others might say in a conversation is a great way to build up muscle memory to really have a naturally flowing conversation. When you get a large enough vocab, you could also do something else I do to learn. For instance, I may see a red car so I will say "as-sayarra ahmar". Which means "the car is red". So yeah... Hope I helped.
-
I don't like words. Far too cumbersome.
-
1 ReplyA lot of mental conversion goes on. Eventually though it'll start to come naturally, but that'll take years considering your brain already adapted to your native language since birth.
-
You need something called intelligence.
-
I don't know. I was doing French at school for 5 years and could barely scrape an E grade.
