foxé asked:


Hey! so I want to learn a new language SERIOUSLY, but I can’t decide which one.. ??

I already speak Javanese (Native), Indonesian (Native), English (Advanced), French (Intermediate)
so at school I learn Japanese, Javanese, English and Indonesian (they’re all mandatory subjects at my school, grade 11) and in my spare time, I like learning new languages in (www.ielanguages.com) such as Spanish, Swedish etc. BUT the problem is, I don’t wanna just knowing little about the language, I want to master it! apart from all of’Em…

- I don’t really care about “usefulness”
- I don’t like Asian language :O such as Chinese and Japanese (that’s Y I always get C+ in Japanese)
- I like challenging, but I don’t really like “Hard” languages.
- and I want to work in de court of Justice or something in The Hague or whatever in Law/Business in Europe.

I used to learn Dutch ( they were my ancestors) and Spanish, should I continue to learn it?

eh ya I’m living in the middle of Nowhere in Indonesia now sooooo It’s hard to find a language course in my town If there’s no course, I’ll just learn it from Internet, and probs Language software..

What’d you recommend? Swedish, Norwegian, Finnish, German, Catalan, Portuguese, Dutch, Italian, Russian, Irish Gaelic, Spanish, Greek? OR ??

Thanks for your Answer…..
@Latasha Hudec ! OMG! I’m still 16! I don’t wanna work :O , I’m just gonna get my A level in English language & Literature next year! :O :O

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m&fn princess asked:


I want software that can teach more than just one language. I looked at Rosetta Stone but its like $400 just for Spanish! Do they have a program with more than one langauge that costs less? Does anyone???

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J J asked:


I wish to learn Portuguese, but the University I am attending only offers Spanish. I have elected to learn Spanish, but was wondering about the extent to which my knowledge of Spanish will be transferrable to Portuguese?

If it helps, I’m pretty good at learning languages.

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jenny r asked:


I am seriously interested in learning some foreign languages, and was wondering if anyone here could recommend the best software for learning on my own. I am especially interested in spanish and arabic. I know absolutely nothing about either language so I’ll need something that starts at the absolute beginner level. I have looked at several different software packages, but was not sure which one would be the best to start with. Thanks in advance for any suggestions!

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Nicky C asked:


i want to start learning other languages i cant really afford the software i was wondering is it possible to become fluent from books and if so what am i looking for dictionary’s or just language books i was thinking tagalo polish spanish french and at the time i cant afford school either

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David asked:


Ok so I’m a college student, and next year I’ll begin learning Chinese. However, there are quite a few languages I really want to learn. German, because its where my parents are from. Spanish, because it is the second most common language in north america. Japanese, which I took for a while in high school. Also Dutch and Arabic. Obviously it will take many years to learn all these languages, but I am good at learning languages and I’m wondering what is the best way besides immersion to learn them? What software is the best, or do those even work? Are private lessons worth it?

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