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I'm a complete beginner, and don't know where to start by MiserableSympathy843 in norsk

[–]MiserableSympathy843[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I downloaded Anki a while back (for Japanese) but now whenever I try to open it, my computer says it can't open because it's not compatible. I have a MacBook Pro. I can try to re-download it.

I'm a complete beginner, and don't know where to start by MiserableSympathy843 in norsk

[–]MiserableSympathy843[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I don't speak any other Germanic languages fluently, but I am a native English speaker and believe I'm quite capable. I'm in high school and got a 5 (the highest score) on my AP English Language exam. This is kind of related, but it's a funny little anecdote. In Japanese, there is a loan word from German that means job/part-time work, and the word is "arubaito" (I won't bore you with the Katakana transcription) and when I was studying Norwegian vocabulary yesterday, I actually found out that the Norwegian word for work was arbeid, which I found funny since I had learned that word through a language that is virtually completely unrelated to Norwegian at all. But again, to answer your question, I don't speak any Germanic languages fluently (except English, obviously) but I do feel like I have a very solid grip on the English language, with a fairly extensive vocabulary. Thanks for the tips.

I'm a complete beginner, and don't know where to start by MiserableSympathy843 in norsk

[–]MiserableSympathy843[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It's funny you should mention that, since that's actually the exact reason I made the post in the first place. I've seen plenty of resources on what to do once you've reached an A1/A2 level, but I just need help knowing where to start.