I Love Accents

as a language hacker, I couldn't simply put accents aside as..everyone has their own kind of acceents. Instead of simply juding each other's accents, as if one's accent would be correlated to one's language mastery, I prefer to just enjoy what I hear: everyone hais their own unique way to express themselves and, in my humble opinion, that's what makes the World do beautiful: their differences.

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SW-User

Ooh I'm a language hacker too!!

ViolinStrings · 31-35

@QueenOfQuirk: really? so glad to hear that <3

SW-User

what's a language hacker?

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ViolinStrings · 31-35

@elVato: you're mentioning more some of the most well-known (and kinda useful too). I dig deep into real hacking, about being creative and creating your own. A good start would be studying about:

1) Learn how to use many variation of mnemonics;

2) learn how the brain works;

3) understand that even physical exercises can helop you a lot (to learn everything faster and without much suffering so...they're a kind of hack too);

4) Having some free time to let your brain work on the info you studied "on the backstage".

You, are different of me which, in turn, makes us both different of everyone else. The real fun is challening yourself to find the most uncommone hacks which works better for you....and go for it.

if you wanna pick some basics of several languages...why not studying them alone, and focusing on what they have in common?

elVato · 46-50, M

@ViolinStrings: 🤔

ViolinStrings · 31-35

@elVato: yup! that's the spirit! I started racking my brain to figure out how I could make this task a bit easier. Keep up the good work!

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