Thread 215722382

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Read the wiki:
https://4chanint.miraheze.org/wiki/The_Official_/int/_How_to_Learn_A_Foreign_Language_Guide_Wiki

Useful links:
>Free language‐learning book archive:
https://mega.nz/folder/INlRkAQC#CthKI9-_kmDNyrOx12Ojbw
>Books on linguistics and language courses:
https://mega.nz/#F!Ad8DkLoI!jj_mdUDX_ay-8D9l3-DbnQ
>Assorted language resources and some nice visual guides:
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>Torrents with more resources than you’ll ever need for 30 plus languages:
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>Russianon’s list of comprehensible input resources:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1wXd0V32TjCFsr1-F_en_lA4MI-i7JtyYf26cWLtPRec
>Massive collection of textbooks on various languages, sorted by family
https://theswissbay.ch/pdf/Books/Linguistics/
>/lang/ inpoot torrents
https://rentry.org/inpoot
>Refold Anki decks
https://rentry.org/refold

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>>215722382 (OP)
i was learning russian, stopped sometime after a1 because i realised i will never have any reason to use the language.

slowly watching the brazilian's declining mental state
袖手旁观老巴西的精神状态慢慢地衰退恶化
براسىللىقنىڭ روھىي ئەھۋالى ئاستا تۆۋەنلىشنى كۆرىمەن
Brasilliqniñ rohiy ehwali asta töwenlişni körimen

There's two scripts in this image, Chinese and Tibetan.
Can anyone possibly identify if the Tibetan script is for the Tibetan or Dzongkha language? I know for a fact it's one of these two but I can't confirm either specifically.

How do you say 'cool' in reggaeton/spanish, as in 'the cool uncle' (chencho corleone)

>>215723976
Nevermind, I think I found the answer using context. Bhutanese signage doesn't seem to ever have Chinese on it, but Tibetan signage usually does.

>>215723976
Dzongkha is not used in China, that's a Chinese style sign, it's almost definitely Tibetan

you need a cute girl in the op if you want the thread to stay alive

since it's been mentioned: i find dzongkha to be oddly beautiful, but i don't think i have more of an excuse to learn it (not that i think it's very possible to do so without first learning something else, because i fear there might not really be any resources in a language i know, go figure kek)

>>215724638
i know that, that's why i didn't do that

>>215722630
A кaк жe шoкиpoвaть нeйтивoв идeaльным pyccким пpи зaкaзe вoдoчки c шaшлычкoм??
>>215715626
Refer to picrel as a visual explanation of >>215715626

>met eine Deutcherin at a pub crawl during a Dublin vacation last month
>we're now digital pen pals
>sending messages in German and English back and forth, correcting each other's mistakes
das tut mir gut

>>215726036
worüber habt ihr geredet

>>215724638
stop trying to steal our /lang/fus

आपकी कहानी क्या है।

The auxiliary verb in this sentence has no honorific agreement because the post postposition inflected in the pronoun messes up with the grammar subject becaming the former sentence object

the

>>215724777
i am too poor to travel, i simply will never meet a native to shock

>>215727156
dass ich sie ficken will

>>215730462
ist daraus was geworden

>>215731052
no clue what this says but "arbeite burger king" made me physically laugh for a bit

I'm at 200 French words learned and all the tenses. I probably overfocused on tenses/conjugations but its fine.

I can do Present, Passe compose, Imparfait, Conditionell, Futur simple, Subjonctif, Imperativ for all regular words and some of the main irregular ones like etre, avoir, aller, venir but am still working on more.
Once I'm at 2000 words I should have no problem conjugating everything.

i dont have the passion to keep learning because i sound stupid. can some1 hype me up please and thank u

>>215733485
ich fühle mich als deutscher immer wie der erste mensch beim versuch, feuer zu machen, wenn ich über beugungen nachdenken muss. vor allem bei romanischen sprachen. ist ja nicht so, dass wir die meisten dieser zeitformen nicht auch hätten, aber wir benutzen die eben entweder gar nicht oder anders (wenn nicht gleich falsch). zumindest umgangssprachlich.
weiß nicht genau, wie es mit französisch aussieht, aber im spanischen sind die meisten regelmäßigen beugungen ziemlich leicht (auch die ablaute sind leicht zu erahnen, weil sie immer sehr vorhersehbaren mustern folgen).
die unregelmäßigen sind teils lästig.

Is there a good blueprint for learning German? Like a 101 for idiots? I'm doing Anki, watching Nico Weg, doing Pimsleur, and working on my pronunciation a bit, but I feel like I'm learning at a snail's pace; words and phrases simply aren't sticking in my brain.
>>215724012
frio or chevere I think

>>215733864
this actually sorta helped. thanks

>>215733595
you fool you ve been made in an image of GOD, stop doubting yourself!

Taking all the money I saved by using only free materials and content for language learning, and spending it instead on things to maximize my sleep quality.

>>215736234
sounds pretty snoozy

>>215736234
Like what?

>>215736986
>white noise speaker for when the family next door is talking late at night (we share a wall)
>mosquito trap (there aren't that many mosquitos here usually, but it only takes one to enter your room and buzz around your ear to keep you awake, happened to me last night)
Future:
>higher quality mattress (I was skeptical of buying a mattress with springs because I know they become worn, and then you can feel the springs, but the employee assured me that this would not happen. Then it happened a few months after I bought it)
>nicer pillows
>a better fan for next summer
I also thought about better curtains to block the light, but actually I think it's better to wake up to natural light in the morning.