| kepeAttenny | Date: Tuesday, 07.02.2013, 5:26 AM | Message # 1 |
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| You can get extra exposure by watching movies and listening to internet radio and books on tape in your target language.Many of the words we speak in the english language today are derivatives of latin words.but it has spanish, arabic, russian, korean, etc.Whats the best way to learn them?It may be difficult to speak to each other in Spanish. <a href=http://www.robertsevero.com/rosettastone/>rosetta stone</a> You have to learn them on your own.You actually don't need to learn.Learning the characters usually only takes a few months.I have a lot of websites for this kind of stuff so just PM me if you want it.Which language would be the most benefic. <a href=http://pvtl.com/shopping/rosettastone.html>rosetta stone software</a> You have to learn them on your own.Your use of the site indicates your agreement to be bound by the Terms of Use.You could certainly get a good foundation in that time, and then go abroad to refine your skills, though.(This works out to about 4 years of college classes.) Arabic is Category 3, which require an average of 2200 class hours, or 2 years of incountry study.It presupposes both an interest and a recognition of the importance of foreign languages. <a href=http://www.robertsevero.com/rosettastone/>rosetta stone french</a> It presupposes both an interest and a recognition of the importance of foreign languages.I think if I had a refresher course a lot of the words would come back to me though.If that's not possible, you can often find volunteer work with the community whose language you're learning.Learning new languages is an awesome way to expand your horizons.Just wanted to see if anyone has any tips on the best way to learn a new language as an adult with very limited time and resources. <a href=http://pvtl.com/shopping/rosettastone.html>german rosetta stone</a> I have tried to learn Spanish and Turkish.After dozens of books a lot of words are picked up by context.That really helped in being able to understand the spoken language.It presupposes both an interest and a recognition of the importance of foreign languages.I want to learn French, Spanish, and Arabic fluently. <a href=http://www.robertsevero.com/rosettastone/>cheap rosetta stone</a> Don't be disappointed if that timeframe doesn't work out.The reason I go into all that is to set expectations.Original Post by peacecalilove:No way would I want to speak to him in English.Chile see food <a href=http://pvtl.com/shopping/rosettastone.html>cheap rosetta stone german</a> Your use of the site indicates your agreement to be bound by the Terms of Use.I also took three years of Spanish in High School but I can feel it all slipping away from me.Original Post by peacecalilove:There is an arrogance (which we used to attribute to the French) that everyone in the world should speak our language.Thanks everyone, I just always see the Rosetta Stone commercials saying that Nasa uses them and that they work better than classes. <a href=http://www.robertsevero.com/rosettastone/>rosetta stone cheap</a> This way you can have extra practice.The main part of the time is learning the different styles of the language (conversational, literary, ect.) and getting the nuances of vocabulary down.You actually don't need to learn.In college, I took the Spanish course every single day for an entire year.It's the "I'm going to france for a week and want to be able to order coffee" sort of language level. <a href=http://pvtl.com/shopping/rosettastone.html>german rosetta stone</a> Many of the words we speak in the english language today are derivatives of latin words.It presupposes both an interest and a recognition of the importance of foreign languages.I've gotten a few for teaching EFL on ebay, too.I have to say, though, I disagree in your being able to pick it up in 2 months, even if your DH speaks it to you at home.it doesn't teach grammar or anything so I think the best way is to take classes. <a href=http://www.robertsevero.com/rosettastone/>buy rosetta stone</a> I didn't need a babysitter because she was fine with my son running around.As for being able to retain the language, for me, I need to be exposed to the language on a daily basis or I do tend to forget some of the words.You probably have an advantage on me, in that you can practice with spouse and child.And since I am the type of learner who likes to understand how the langauge works and use correct grammar and language as much as possible, I advise adult EFL students of mine to buy a workbook or two that explain grammar and language patterns.You have a native speaker with you wich is the best way to do it, I would get your DH to speak Spanish all the time at home, incl with you.
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