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Moon3624 · 18-21, F
@NerdyPotato then maybes it’s a Spanish thing I have no idea 
Anyways
I usually would only need to use Dutch at Amsterdam international airport
So maybe sentences or words that will help me in the airport
Yeah they speak English but knowing their language would be cool
Anyways
I usually would only need to use Dutch at Amsterdam international airport
So maybe sentences or words that will help me in the airport
Yeah they speak English but knowing their language would be cool
WateryLasagna · 56-60, M
@Imsleepy
what textbooks did you work though?
the three white and orange genkibooks used to be the most common
and the classic path was the older or newer Yale books by Jorden.
I think you burn through 24 weeks of grammar first
and then go into the characters with semester 2 or 3 - 12 or 24 weeks into things
flashcards might help a lot with motivation
what textbooks did you work though?
the three white and orange genkibooks used to be the most common
and the classic path was the older or newer Yale books by Jorden.
I think you burn through 24 weeks of grammar first
and then go into the characters with semester 2 or 3 - 12 or 24 weeks into things
flashcards might help a lot with motivation
WateryLasagna · 56-60, M
all of them
I think the Foreign Languages Institute would grade languages as how easy or difficult they were
and they did courses for government people, and books and tapes and stuff for the universities and bookstores too
I had one friend who did Japanese, and they were into go books, and they said they did 2 semesters and they felt fluent, and went through with a third semester of Japanese
so they could get tons out of 24 or 36 weeks of intense stuff, and never stressed about reading go books again in Japanese or English.
one thing I hear is NOT to take Japanese and Chinese at the same time
get through most of one course first
I think the Foreign Languages Institute would grade languages as how easy or difficult they were
and they did courses for government people, and books and tapes and stuff for the universities and bookstores too
I had one friend who did Japanese, and they were into go books, and they said they did 2 semesters and they felt fluent, and went through with a third semester of Japanese
so they could get tons out of 24 or 36 weeks of intense stuff, and never stressed about reading go books again in Japanese or English.
one thing I hear is NOT to take Japanese and Chinese at the same time
get through most of one course first
rinkydinkydoink · M
Navajo
OogieBoogie · F
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