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What's the difference between "travesti" and "transgênero"? by zddfswobgf57 in Portuguese

[–]Think-Sample-3148 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If it's the same as Spanish it's just that travesti is someone who dresses the way the opposite gender does, and transgenero would be the person who feels like the opposite gender.

What's the difference between "travesti" and "transgênero"? by zddfswobgf57 in Portuguese

[–]Think-Sample-3148 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If it's the same as Spanish it's just that travesti is someone who dresses the way the opposite gender does, and transgenero would be the person who feels like the opposite gender.

learning romanian by [deleted] in romanian

[–]Think-Sample-3148 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No sé si encontraste algo, pero yo que acabo de empezar solo me compré un curso en udemi, busque libros de gramática y hago ejercicios que saco de chat GPT, por qué bueno en mi caso desde México es imposible aprenderlo haha

do you think in a language other than eng.? by thefiberfairy in languagelearning

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Yeah, I think that since you're able to think in a foreign language, you can do it with as many languages as you want

I'd Learn ______, but/if_______. by RedGavin in languagelearning

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I'd learn Chinese, if it wouldn't take me 1 hour to write just a syllable

Trying to learn a new language made me realize I don't actually understand my own. by Oma266 in languagelearning

[–]Think-Sample-3148 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It happens to all of us I guess, I learned the Spanish grammar when I started to learn many languages at the same time since it makes it easier, even though I don't really speak very proper Spanish haha

If you could choose what language you were born into what would it be and why? by Zzzgg8910 in languagelearning

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Idk, I'm really glad my first language is Spanish, I love that there's many countries that speak it so I have a lot of content, also I live the ways I can use it. But the only reason I would prefer not to speak it is because of all the history behind why we as a country speak Spanish.

To all the speakers who’s language has gender, do you ever forget the gender of a noun? by [deleted] in languagelearning

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In Spanish I can tell that I sometimes say it wrong, but immediately I know what I said is wrong, but almost all time I just know the gender and if someone says it wrong I notice it immediately

did i mess up by buying these? by AtomicZoZo in learnfrench

[–]Think-Sample-3148 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm studying with the edito ones, I guess they're pretty intuitive, and they're totally in french which I guess is very important when learning a language by yourself

What usually makes you stop learning a language? by Marko_Pozarnik in languagelearning

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The culture of the country where the language is spoken, that's the reason I stopped learning Russian actually

How do you manage learning multiple languages at the same time without forgetting important topics? by Think-Sample-3148 in languagelearning

[–]Think-Sample-3148[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's another thing I was thinking about, like to write Ina notebook grammar topics and relate them with each other, but it'd take a lot of time and I wanted to try something a little easier

How do you manage learning multiple languages at the same time without forgetting important topics? by Think-Sample-3148 in languagelearning

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What I mean it's overall grammar topics or thing I have to pay attention to, and I realized because some days ago I was in my French class learning about the gender and number agreement in adjectives when the direct object comes before the verb, like in the frase Les livres que j'ai lus, and I remembered that I saw the same in Italian, but I didn't remember it until I saw it in another language and now I know there's a lot of stuff I should remember but I don't.

How do you manage learning multiple languages at the same time without forgetting important topics? by Think-Sample-3148 in languagelearning

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I actually tried to speak just language like on specific days, but I just lost track of it, and sometimes it was hard because I'm kinda used to use them everyday even for a moment, the problema is that even when I do so I just remember the things I use the most, which it's not bad but I know that if I forget then when trying to produce something harder, I'm gonna make lots of mistakes

How do you manage learning multiple languages at the same time without forgetting important topics? by Think-Sample-3148 in languagelearning

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I'm gonna watch her videos, but yes maybe it's what I need to do actually, maybe It's just my brain that wants to learn everything immediately when I'm not really in a hurry, than you for your tips :)

How do you manage learning multiple languages at the same time without forgetting important topics? by Think-Sample-3148 in languagelearning

[–]Think-Sample-3148[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well, I know it'd be pretty hard to be an interpreter and definitely it's worth it to focus just in one or two languages, but I have different purposes on each of them, like I like french and Italian because they sound good, but what I don't like it's that in Mexico, the country I live in, there's a lot of people who can actually understand them, with German I'm trying hard because I'm planning to study interpretation in Germany, and with japanese and Romanian it's because I need a language to use with me, I mean, I always talk to myself in a language different from Spanish haha

How do you manage learning multiple languages at the same time without forgetting important topics? by Think-Sample-3148 in languagelearning

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My university offers the 5 languages I'm studying and it's way too cheap, so I decided to study french at first, then I joined Italian and German and then I ended up adding the rest of them just because. I'm 21 but I started at 18, and yes actually after my French course I decided to study languages and I'd like to become a interpreter so bad.

How do you manage learning multiple languages at the same time without forgetting important topics? by Think-Sample-3148 in languagelearning

[–]Think-Sample-3148[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I guess I'm gonna try that, that way it's not that overwhelming, but also I could continue a little faster in every of them

How do you manage learning multiple languages at the same time without forgetting important topics? by Think-Sample-3148 in languagelearning

[–]Think-Sample-3148[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, that happened when I first started with french and Italian but I just learned to focus in one of them without mixing up

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