Can i lern to speak a different language in less than a year ........?
152858
Sure, just continue with English for now.  I recommend that you take the rest of this year to learn common spelling, usage and grammar.\n\nBTW, what is your native tongue?
1111462
I moved to Barcelona last year knowing very little Spanish or Catalan. (I'm 20.) It really helped that I started a language course straight away - see if you can find a good language course to take, one that emphasizes using the language actively. There's no other way to learn really. Practice lots, I'm sure your husband and his family and friends, and everyone else around, will be more than happy to help! They're just happy to see we're trying to learn and most people are very helpful. Don't be afraid to make mistakes, the language isn't that hard really, you just need to get started practicing and using the language in every way you can possibly think of. You'll be fine!
124397
I would see if there were any classes near you that you could attend. Maybe a local community college? It is easier and more fun to learn a new language with others than to try to do it by yourself.
883729
Take a holiday in a Spanish speaking country...  Try to go where people are not too busy and they willl be more helpful.   When you hear the sounds and have to speak the language you will soon forget to be tongue tied.\n\nOnce you begin speaking learning the language will be easier.
1070537
yes...surely can. I can speak in English, Malay, Japanese, Arabic and French fluently...It's a matter of practice and perseverence (though I nearly give up studying Japanese...the kanjis are kiliing me)
156471
can you speak English???
390250
You cannot learn any language "quickly". Languages necessarily take time to learn. Anyway, if you want to hurry it up, try being exposed to the language just as much as you can.
242460
the same way u changed the language accidently.use ur mind boy.
284217
Yes, you can alter your voice. I fail to see how a deep speaking voice would be a hindrance. Poor grammar, slang, and a failure to enunciate your words would be a greater turn off for an employer, than a deep voice.
717113
Yes if you can speak other foreign languages.
536323
Wanna learn another language?\nLike dutch?\n\nI bet you're going to learn english now.\n:-)
687270
I agree with previous posters (except that I don't think you can learn much in two or three months).\n\nHere in Argentina, language courses last for three years, with two or three two-hour weekly lessons for nine months a year. That's the time you're supposed to take to learn a language properly.\n\nNow, to "fully" learn it, it'll take you a lifetime. Not even Germans themselves know it "fully". The most you can expect is to gain a high level of the language, that would allow you to make yourself understood, and understand native people.
1034659
friendly advice: before Norwegian, start with learning English.\n;)
253849
It really depends how you are learning it.\nIf you are just having one two-hour lesson a week then it's going to take a very long time to get anywhere near conversationally fluent in that language. You'll pick up the basics in a year or two this way, but only the basics.\nHowever, if you are emersed in that language, by going to a full time language school, or living in a country where that language is spoken, you should get a good grasp of the language in a year, and be pretty well fluent within 3 to 5 years.
427879
What is it you are asking??..If you previously lived there for 8 years, whats the problem?..you can speak the language!
1035247
Language Acquisition is not an easy process. Learning a new language is easy if the new language is from the same linguistic family, but learning English is going to be difficult if the first language of the speaker is Chinese, Korean, Japanese, Hindi or even Arabic. But if the learner is introduced to a new language in the childhood then things are better, you won't be able to learn a language in 2 months, learning a language is not a joke. You might be able understand and speak few words but proficiency is not possible.
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It is possible to achieve this without leaving your country. Just listen to tapes, radio or television in English. Watch news telecasts in English and talk to people in English even at home if possible. Watch English movies and documentaries with subtitles and try to mimic some of these. Don't get me wrong, but cartoons and baby educational videos offer a great way to learn the language.