you can fully learn a language in 2 months if you invest 4-5 hours of daily studying

[the BULL]

in 6 months, i'll be fluent in 3 more languages.

 

[Deleted member 23558]

Latin and Sanskrit are the only languages worth studying maybe Greek as well

 

[Wallenberg]

BS

 

[the BULL]

BS

you can easily learn 100 words a day if you put effort. you can learn the grammatic rules in 1-2 days. in 60 days you should know grammar and something 6000 words which is enough to talk.

 

[NorthAtlandidMogs]

you can easily learn 100 words a day if you put effort. you can learn the grammatic rules in 1-2 days. in 60 days you should know grammar and something 6000 words which is enough to talk.

Mirin what are you using and which languages should I learn

 

[venom987]

Are you using an app ?

 

[the BULL]

Mirin what are you using and which languages should I learn

Are you using an app ?

apps are a meme, you'll never learn the language with apps. download or buy a book to self learn. you just need to know phonetic alphabet, or the english pronunciation. or even better an audiobook if you can find it

 

[venom987]

apps are a meme, you'll never learn the language with apps. download or buy a book to self learn. you just need to know phonetic alphabet, or the english pronunciation. or even better an audiobook if you can find it

Is watching series and movies also good?

 

[Wallenberg]

you can easily learn 100 words a day if you put effort. you can learn the grammatic rules in 1-2 days. in 60 days you should know grammar and something 6000 words which is enough to talk.

Not true. You won't remember 100 words for a day unless they are very close to your native language. You need a lot of listening and reading practice too, not just memorizing.

Try learning Korean, Chinese, or Japanese and you won't get anywhere close to fluency let a lone "fully" learning a language in 2 months if you study 4-5 hours daily.

 

[the BULL]

Not true. You won't remember 100 words for a day unless they are very close to your native language. You need a lot of listening and reading practice too, not just memorizing.

Try learning Korean, Chinese, or Japanese and you won't get anywhere close to fluency let a lone "fully" learning a language in 2 months if you study 4-5 hours daily.

you can learn 100 words if you study 5 hours. repeat and write them down. for those asian languages you must learn the kanjis first, so maybe you need an additional month.

 

[Wallenberg]

you can learn 100 words if you study 5 hours. repeat and write them down. for those asian languages you must learn the kanjis first, so maybe you need an additional month.

You won't learn those Asian languages in 3 months. More like 2-3 years to get a good level if you study hours per day.

 

[the BULL]

You won't learn those Asian languages in 3 months. More like 2-3 years to get a good level if you study hours per day.

Then you're extremely slow
Most asian words are composed by 2-5 kanjis. You'll spend most of the time learning the kanjis, words become Easy then. You're not some elementary student Who Is studying 2 hours per week, you Need 35 hours weekly

 

[Wallenberg]

Then you're extremely slow
Most asian words are composed by 2-5 kanjis. You'll spend most of the time learning the kanjis, words become Easy then

Learning language isn't just memorizing vocabulary.

 

[the BULL]

Learning language isn't just memorizing vocabulary.

Grammar rules can be learnt within days. Language books are 300-400 Pages. That's a workload for 2 months in college

 

[Wallenberg]

Grammar rules can be learnt within days.

Nope. You also need to use them to fully ingrain them. Getting to a good level at those Asian languages takes 4400 hours. That's 880 days if you study 5 hours a day.

 

[the BULL]

Nope. You also need to use them to fully ingrain them. Getting to a good level at those Asian languages takes 4400 hours. That's 880 days if you study 5 hours a day.

Ahahahahah do you really think language students spend 3 Years learning chinese or russian
They have 2 courses and that's It. The rest Is history and literature courses. First course to be intermediate, second One to be advanced.

 

[Wallenberg]

Ahahahahah do you really think language students spend 3 Years learning chinese or russian
They have 2 courses and that's It. The rest Is history and literature courses. First course to be intermediate, second One to be advanced.

And you know what? It's well known that college is a shit way to learn a language. They won't be fluent after two courses...

 

[the BULL]

And you know what? It's well known that college is a shit way to learn a language. They won't be fluent after two courses...

Yes they Will. They are the people that Will translate books speechs etc. 6 months FULL TIME Is plenty of time to learn whatever language. Read, repeat, writer words down. When you know enough words start forming sentences. Is not that hard, you Just Need to take that First hard step

 

[Wallenberg]

Yes they Will. They are the people that Will translate books speechs etc. 6 months FULL TIME Is plenty of time to learn whatever language. Read, repeat, writer words down. When you know enough words start forming sentences. Is not that hard, you Just Need to take that First hard step

Nope. You don't have a clue. Read about language learning. People won't be anywhere close to being fluent after 2 university-level courses.

 

[Deleted member 23558]

Yes they Will. They are the people that Will translate books speechs etc. 6 months FULL TIME Is plenty of time to learn whatever language. Read, repeat, writer words down. When you know enough words start forming sentences. Is not that hard, you Just Need to take that First hard step

you just need to take that first step of actually doing something

 

[the BULL]

Nope. You don't have a clue. Read about language learning. People won't be anywhere close to being fluent after 2 university-level courses.

Then all those translated books and speechs must be utter shit because those are the ppl doing it

 

[Wallenberg]

Then all those translated books and speechs must be utter shit because those are the ppl doing it

People won't become translators after 2 university-level courses jfl

 

[the BULL]

People won't become translators after 2 university-level courses jfl

Holy fuck yes they do it's how It works lol they graduate then they become translators.

 

[Wallenberg]

Holy fuck yes they do it's how It works lol they graduate then they become translators.

Nope. They have studied independently if they work as translators after just 2 university-level courses.

 

[the BULL]

Nope. They have studied independently if they work as translators after just 2 university-level courses.

Ok Bro whatever. Keep not even trying before muh It takes 3 Years. Maybe to become mother tongue level.

 

[Wallenberg]

Ok Bro whatever. Keep not even trying before muh It takes 3 Years. Maybe to become mother tongue level.

Learning language "fully" means native-level.

But you won't become even fluent after 2-3 months.

 

[longjohnmong]

Ahahahahah do you really think language students spend 3 Years learning chinese or russian

Required courses for the Chinese major
The Chinese major requires the completion of 51 credits
distributed as follows.
Language courses
CHIN 0001 First Year Chinese 1
CHIN 0002 First Year Chinese 2
CHIN 0003 Second Year Chinese 1
CHIN 0004 Second Year Chinese 2
CHIN 1009 Third Year Chinese 1
CHIN 1010 Third Year Chinese 2

 

[the BULL]

Learning language "fully" means native-level.

But you won't become even fluent after 2-3 months.

Nope, fluent Is different than mother tongue. I'm fluent in english but i'm still not mother tongue. I never dedicated myself to learn all the words and the perfect pronounce

 

[the BULL]

@longjohnmong chinese might actually take longer since it's some esoteric stuff with hundreds of kanjis and their system in general. However if you want to learn those alien languages it's already over for you. And 3 courses Is still Just 1 year

 

[Deleted member 28916]

but why though

 

[Deleted member 18522]

it took me 1 years to read basic Italian newspaper after 1-2 hours studying.

 

[Wallenberg]

Nope, fluent Is different than mother tongue. I'm fluent in english but i'm still not mother tongue. I never dedicated myself to learn all the words and the perfect pronounce

And? I didn't say fluent is the same as native-level. But learning a language "fully" means native-level.

 

[traveler]

mirin

 

[the BULL]

but why though

Good way for neets to spend their time. At least you can impress people saying you know 2-3 languages other than english and actually be good enough at it

 

[the BULL]

And? I didn't say fluent is the same as native-level. But learning a language "fully" means native-level.

Ok. Then you Need 2 months to be able to hold a convo. 1 year to be really good, native level. 5 hours a day.

 

[Wallenberg]

Ok. Then you Need 2 months to be able to hold a convo. 1 year to be really good, native level. 5 hours a day.

5 hours a day and 2-3 years and you might be fluent in those Asian languages. Native-level, no.

 

[GalacticHero]

Good way for neets to spend their time. At least you can impress people saying you know 2-3 languages other than english and actually be good enough at it

Reading books about social skills, money making, mindset are more beneficial.

 

[Wallenberg]

it took me 1 years to read basic Italian newspaper after 1-2 hours studying.

Italian is an easy language. I have been thinking of Spanish or Italian or French because they are easy languages, but I'm not interested enough in countries where they are spoken.

 

[Deleted member 29167]

or spend the time learning something like programming and you'll make 6figs in no time (like a year probs)

 

[the BULL]

5 hours a day and 2-3 years and you might be fluent in those Asian languages. Native-level, no.

1 year.

 

[the BULL]

or spend the time learning something like programming and you'll make 6figs in no time (like a year probs)

This isn't 2019 Bud.

 

[Wallenberg]

1 year.

Nope. FSI estimates learning Asian languages takes 4400 hours. It's 2.5 years if you study 5 hours a day.

 

[Deleted member 18522]

Italian is an easy language. I have been thinking of Spanish or Italian or French because they are easy languages, but I'm not interested enough in countries where they are spoken.

I still suck at speaking and listening but I can read and write it at a middle school level. Im a Spanish speaker so it’s easier

 

[Wallenberg]

I still suck at speaking and listening but I can read and write it at a middle school level. Im a Spanish speaker so it’s easier

Yeah. Learning language comprehensively (writing, speaking, listening, and reading) takes time and effort.

 

[Deleted member 18522]

Yeah. Learning language comprehensibly (writing, speaking, listening, and reading) takes time and effort.

Just time tbh. There’s no plateaus or road blocks. Langauges are easy it’s not like an actual technical skill. Anyone can learn it

Every time you study a language you make measurable progress. It’s one of the only things that your time spent doing the activity is all that matters

 

[Wallenberg]

Just time tbh. There’s no plateaus or road blocks. Langauges are easy it’s not like an actual technical skill. Anyone can learn it

Yes, but dedicating hours and hours every day requires motivation. 1 hour a day isn't too bad, but 5 hours a day gets boring at times after a while.

 

[rl⠀]

what is this cope? you've been typing in English for years now and it's still pretty broken (and live conversation is much more dynamic and demanding than posting on forums)

in a couple of months, you can only get to the level that's barely superior to gesticulation when it comes to communicating and conveying messages

 

[AlexBrown84]

Not true. You won't remember 100 words for a day unless they are very close to your native language. You need a lot of listening and reading practice too, not just memorizing.

Try learning Korean, Chinese, or Japanese and you won't get anywhere close to fluency let a lone "fully" learning a language in 2 months if you study 4-5 hours daily.

korean is easy tbh

 

[Wallenberg]

korean is easy tbh

The writing system is easy to learn, but pronunciation and grammar requires work.

 

[the BULL]

what is this cope? you've been typing in English for years now and it's still pretty broken

in a couple of months, you can only get to the level that's barely superior to gesticulation when it comes to communicating and conveying messages

My english Is not broken. Ppl Just don't want to put effort, too lazy. I'm talking about neets Who have the whole day available here, for wagies Is different.