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+6'1; Nate Higgers - from Niggeln, Germany
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I started learning English when I was 12 yo using Google Translator, and Spanish too at the same age by playing Resident Evil 4... And after that I worked on bettering my English because I knew what an advantage was to know it, but my Spanish is a little rusted rn because I don't use it too much, although I can read and pronounce it well.
I also had an online Italian test with 10 A1, 10 B1 and 10 C1 questions and I made exactly 5/10 in each one... Not great you will probably say, but I never had any contact with Italian besides listening to Laura Pausini songs when I was a kid, way before I even started to learn English...
I tried to read about Mussolini in the Italian Wikipedia, about Nikolae Ceausescu in the Romanian Wikipedia and could understand the majority of it, specially Italian... I also read an article about Dr. Frank Zalewski in French and could understand like 60% of it...
I will try to master French, Romanian and Italian by the middle of 2023 then move on to Norwegian, Swedish, Danish (the 3 easiest for English speakers) + Dutch (one of the easiest for Brazilians)... After that I will try to average 4 new languages per year with the exception of Category IV languages like Arabic, Cantonese and Mandarin...
The tools that i will use are: Google Translator (it worked for me in the past), FSI Courses and a Kindle (it has a built-in dictionary)...
Do you speak other languages? What worked for you that you can share with me? Any tips?
I also had an online Italian test with 10 A1, 10 B1 and 10 C1 questions and I made exactly 5/10 in each one... Not great you will probably say, but I never had any contact with Italian besides listening to Laura Pausini songs when I was a kid, way before I even started to learn English...
I tried to read about Mussolini in the Italian Wikipedia, about Nikolae Ceausescu in the Romanian Wikipedia and could understand the majority of it, specially Italian... I also read an article about Dr. Frank Zalewski in French and could understand like 60% of it...
I will try to master French, Romanian and Italian by the middle of 2023 then move on to Norwegian, Swedish, Danish (the 3 easiest for English speakers) + Dutch (one of the easiest for Brazilians)... After that I will try to average 4 new languages per year with the exception of Category IV languages like Arabic, Cantonese and Mandarin...
The tools that i will use are: Google Translator (it worked for me in the past), FSI Courses and a Kindle (it has a built-in dictionary)...
Do you speak other languages? What worked for you that you can share with me? Any tips?