How to learn other languages easier?
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Try to read comics in the new language. *That* helped me a lot. I started learning English (I'm German) with Beetle Bailey comics...\n\nGo to movie screenings in the new language. Subtitles help. If you get DVDs and repeat things you hear (you better do this alone at home ;-)  ), it also speeds up the process.\n\nListen to radio stations in the new language (with internet radio, you'll find anything on the planet).\n\nIf possible, practise with a native speaker.\n\nBest of luck!
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French is a lot easier. Take it from a singer. I've had to learn Italian and German. Those where the two hardest for me. Chinese from what I've heard from people is a little tougher. Choose what u think is comfy for u.
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The best way to learn a language is to go to the country where they speak the language you want to learn. However, there are manyh language schools in the world offering different types of courses, you could check them out too. \n\nBasically, if you want to be good, you have to know your grammar and in order to do that, you have to study and do exercises. Take every chance you get to speak and experiment with what you have learnt until you feel more comfortable using it. It doesn't have to be perfect at first, just as long as you are able to communicate. This is an excellent thing to do because it gives you self-confidence and you begin to get a feel for the rhythm and use of the language.\n\nIn order to improve your pronunciation, you have to listen to cassettes or dvd's etc, copy the sounds you hear and repeat again and again. It can be repetetive, but if you are a perfectionist, it's the only way to get your pronunciation even half-decent.\n\nOtherwise, you just have to keep practising as often as possible. A language is not something that you'll pick up in a day, you have to stick wtih it and practise regularly, otherwise you'll forget what you've learnt as quickly as you learnt it!
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i cant. but i will recommend the translator.com, you can learn any language you want.
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I think you mean "How can I improve my English?"\n\nThere are two keys for language learning:  Talking and reading.  Do both as much as you possibly can.
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It isn't too hard to learn. Spanish is the easiest. But german is actully easier than english. If you have a good CD that teaches German. I really liked A+ german. You can learn lots of words. It is best to have a teacher or someone who speaks it to help you get the hang of pronounciation. If you have opportunity to speak it with someone you are more likely to learn it and retain it. A language that you do not get to use is of no benefit. I learned it and didn't have anyone to speak it with , so I've forgotten a lot of it. My daughter learned spanish and has someone to speak it with so she has become fluent with it.
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First, study the language. That is the most important thing. After you know the language, you can go on to more stuff.
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really the best way to improve in ANY language is to immerse yourself in it.  that means living somewhere that english is the only language, and by doing so you are forced to use english all day every day.  it is hard, but you will quickly improve, and be much better than if you just took classes or read books.\n\nif you can't swing this, then speaking regularly in english is the best way - listening and speaking are the hard parts.  i know plenty of people who can read and write pretty well, but their spoken english is terrible.  i'm kind of the same way with french.
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Hello,\n\nYes you can. First of all you can use some free stuff from the net. You can even interact with people from your chosen country that you want to learn their language.\n\nTry Pimsleur learning program;its recorded books like conversational which is paced. Every one i know has raved about pimsleur.\n\nTry Rosetta Stone as well ...WWW.BYKI.COM, free download site for your chosen language \n\nGood luck\n\nP.S. If you want to learn for example spanish, you can also listen to their music,film and radio and not to forget reading their books not only will your speaking skills improve,but your vocabulary
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first of all, are you a visual person or an audio person? If you learn by visual, reading or watching movie (in your language) with subtitle (in the language you want to learn) will help.\n\nIf you learn by audio, listen to the songs (the language you want to learn) and find out the translated lyrics. Another way is to have someone to speak the language to. That helps a lot.
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The best way to improve your foreign language learning is to be surrounded by people who speack only That language.I came to Canada when I was 13 and I didn't speack a word of english.It was hard.......first few month...after 2 month of watching The Simpsons...dahh...lol..I was able to understand some...and then I went to school with all candaian kids..and after 3 month I was able to speack english...well not perfect..but at least I understood pretty much everything their were saying...I hope this helps...be surrounded by people who speack that language...move to that country...if you want it bad...you'll get it.
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No, it is not complicated.  You can start with a program how to learn it. it will help so much to practice with someone who understand it.  Watching french programs or movie is also a good source to help.\n\n'la bonne chance à vous, vous l'aimerez.'\nGood luck to you, you will love it
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I took the easy way, and went to the country to learn the language. When I say the easy way, it has a double meaning. Anyway, I learned French in the USA, in highschool, and I can give you some tips. \n\nPractice as much as you can. A computer program is a good thing to learn vocabulary. Use online translators, too, but don't get caught up with them for translating sentances or big texts -- because they wont do you any good. Read a verb book, and start to learn your verbs, because once you know the basic conjugations for verbs, you'll be able to conjugate any very you want to. \n\nTo be able to retain everything you learn, you need to practice. I've been speaking French for 5 years now (I went and lived in Paris for 6 months and when I left, I spoke flawlessly). Now that I have been speaking Spanish for 8 months, I find it hard to speak french, and some spanish words come out. That's because I have been so focused on Spanish and I haven't put to practice my French in a while.  \n\nIf you know words in Spanish, try to think of things when you look around your room, and tell the object to yourself in Spanish. Like others said, watch TV, movies, listen to music, anything to let your ear hear spanish. You're only going to learn if you look up the words that you don't know, because if you're listening to spanish all day and not relating a word to english (or any other language you know) you wont learn.\n\nIt's fun to learn another language once you learn the first. It's easier, like everyone says, because you do things better from when you learned your first language. I worked harder learning spanish, maybe it's because I am older (well I am 20 years old) but I just know how things work. \n\nTake your time and the language will come. Don't make it feel like a chore because it's not. It should be fun learning another language... because so many people in the USA only speak one language, already you're showing interest in other cultures, wanting to learn about another way of communicating -- it's great.\n\nI dont know if you want to speak Spain spanish, Mexican spanish, or Argentine Spanish (what I speak) but go to www.clarin.com. It's Buenos Aires' newspaper online. Print a small paragraph and highlight all the words you dont know. Honestly, it takes time, but it helps. Then you can try reading something else, after learning the highlighted words, and you'll be amazed how much more you'll understand.\n\nTo memorize, you have to practice, practice, practice. I hope this helps a little. Preguntame si necesitas ayuda! Que disfrutes!
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Immerse yourself in the local culture. Grab a pocket translator or dictionary, and force yourself to speak the language.  Go to the markets, cafes, etc and listen to the language being spoken and you'll feel more comfortable to speak it as well.  Watch the local channels, put English subtitles, so you can try and match what you hear with the words on the bottom of the screen. Get some language tapes/CD's and put some headphones on, listen while you sleep, or when you're driving in your car, or walking. Best of luck.
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hi,\ni would advise buy dvds or cds from shops. because u never know what u r downloading. u can choose from a wide range if u go to a shop or a boookshop. i used to buy tapes and cds to learn french.\n\naccent can be improved by speaking and listening to people with your desired accent. if u talk to your freind who has a wierd accent, u might get his accent. watch news in tv, english progrrames are good. try speaking to yourself, or a trustworthy friend. i know how hard it is!
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The best way to learn the language is to Speak it and practice it with people who knows the language well. By having conversations you will be surprised how fast you'll learn the language.\n\nI had an Egyptian friend who was taught English but she could never get jokes, sayings or any common phrases. Explaining the meaning of sarcasm was rather difficult. It was even harder when she said she wanted to be sarcastic herself - reading, watching tv - all this helps... but the best way is to speak it. Conversation.
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I'm fond of Scrabble.  The ESL site below has other suggestions.\n\nI also find that learning songs is a great way to learn the rhythms and patterns of a language.  When I was learning Spanish, French and later Hebrew - I sought out songs like "Eensy Weensy Spider."  It's amazing how indelible those songs are - even when I haven't sung them for years.