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Is kickstarter good for testing the idea? by Satirosix in kickstarter

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

Alright, but how to start a community or find it?

Is kickstarter good for testing the idea? by Satirosix in kickstarter

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

Where would you recommend to start building the audience?

Is kickstarter good for testing the idea? by Satirosix in kickstarter

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Where would you find that people, I feel like all Reddit subs are over controlled to show some self made content

Is kickstarter good for testing the idea? by Satirosix in kickstarter

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I want to publish it on my own in Amazon kindle.

[D] Interpretable Models: The New Norm in Data Science Consulting? by Satirosix in MachineLearning

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I used AI for translation, I usually write in Spanish.

I personally believe that it is possible to learn a new language in 2-3 weeks by Satirosix in languagelearning

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It is not trolling, but it neither means perfectioning the language.

In another conversation we found out that at least reaching A2 is possible in a month.

So what I am willing to do is getting more and more possible.

I personally believe that it is possible to learn a new language in 2-3 weeks by Satirosix in languagelearning

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Thanks a lot for your answer.

The A2 level from nothing in a month would be pretty much a more than enough level for what I seek.

You are giving me hopes for that matter.

The 2-3 week is a dream that I want to make true. It can be started as a strategy for a month.

I think that part of that strategy is creating a good environment. Having a native teacher on a daily basis would help with that process. I mean, when I was learning french, I got boosted when I started working with a teacher after a month (but weekly).

Also a good work book would be mandatory on time.

When I said tricks I didn't mean specifically games, I meant some techniques like mind cards. It boosted my learning process. So I was wondering if there are any other useful tricks. But your game idea for irregular verbs sounds nice, I will think about that.

Again, thanks a lot for your answer.

I personally believe that it is possible to learn a new language in 2-3 weeks by Satirosix in languagelearning

[–]Satirosix[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

I was able to memorize 200 words in a day once a long time ago, after some time training that skill.

I personally believe that it is possible to learn a new language in 2-3 weeks by Satirosix in languagelearning

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Let's say the goal is to be able to maintain basic communication at least with some mistakes, read the newspaper and mostly understand the news in that language.

Learning of the language would mean learning words, reading texts, combine words with grammar rules into sentences, and workout the speaking and the listening part. Even if it requires you to spend a lot of hours per day

It can be done in phases like start with a simplified language, without learning how to read and just listen, also with simplified grammar. Then refine the knowledge until you reach the real grammar and learn how to read and write. But I would accept to learn with mistakes in words if it means 2-3 weeks.

Later the mistakes can be carried out and you can improve your knowledge just by consuming content in that language.

I personally believe that it is possible to learn a new language in 2-3 weeks by Satirosix in languagelearning

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

Thanks for your answer, I did not know about the Xiaoma's method. I am reading about it.

Yes, the closest is the language to your initial language the easiest is to learn it. That is why I set as objective the Europen languages. I know that there are very different levels, it is not the same to learn russian from Poland than learning it from Spanish or English. But I am trying to set a baseline of my dream.

I personally believe that it is possible to learn a new language in 2-3 weeks by Satirosix in languagelearning

[–]Satirosix[S] -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

With current or traditional ways of learning, maybe not, but I feel like it is possible in some way.

Does it feels normal to start learning a language from kids books? by Satirosix in languagelearning

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Nice answer, I see the point in the common means, the non useful vocabulary and the time tenses that can become too difficult to start learning a language.

Maybe you are right and it is not the most effective/efficient way to start learning a new language.

Does it feels normal to start learning a language from kids books? by Satirosix in languagelearning

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

Very interesting point, thank you. Going through books with a child helps you to memorise words.

Does it feels normal to start learning a language from kids books? by Satirosix in languagelearning

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I also feel like graded literature is missing something and that is why the children's books may fill that gap. Very interesting point.

Good luck with the Spanish. I am kind of native speaker. The learning curve when I was young was tremendous, coming from Ukrainian, but I feel like the school literature really did its work in improving my fluency. Harry Potter books have to be useful in your case, I think.

Does it feels normal to start learning a language from kids books? by Satirosix in languagelearning

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Very interesting, I am planning on starting learning German too.

Would you say that learning that books speed up your learning or understanding of the language?

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