rokrchik1211 · 31-35, F
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@rokrchik1211 It's not my way of learning, but thank you though. I have tried at least 3 of these types of learning softwares!
rokrchik1211 · 31-35, F
Yeah it is. I had two years of Spanish in high school and one semester of it in college but never really learned it. I’m now using the app for Spanish and feel like I am actually learning it now. @bijouxbroussard
@rokrchik1211 I am glad that it is working out for you!
HannibalAteMeOut · 26-30, F
Do you Have to pay for college? If yes, that makes it hard, because it really is a great experience to learn from tutors who know it at an excellent degree. Every other method cannot get you too far, like being a translator. But I don't see a difference between college and hiring tutors, actually having a college degree could be more appealing to some employees.
Anyway if you want to practise your Greek, you can message me! I know it's hard learning a language that isn't widely spoken.
Anyway if you want to practise your Greek, you can message me! I know it's hard learning a language that isn't widely spoken.
rokrchik1211 · 31-35, F
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I think learning a language online is better you can study at your own pace.
@SW-User That does not always work for everyone. I tried language softwares, such as rosetta stone and duolingo, but they were not really for me. Textbooks can be helpful but most of the time do not always completely work. I need human interaction and I will still be going at my own pace with a tutor. I want to be all in on this.
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@BlackBloodDemon I guess you do have a point I hope you find what you need.
@SW-User Thank you (:
MarkPaul · 26-30, M
Perhaps you could lay tile.
@MarkPaul Trade school is not my calling either, but that was a good thought!
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