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Learning Multilanguages Do you have some problems when learning many languages at the same time ? Last year, last year in college I took Spanish, German, French Japanese Bahasa Indonesia and Korean courses. Some language courses provided Native teacher. They all were beginner courses. Surprisingly, I got a "A" in all language courses. After I graduated I planned to start learning these languages again, just want to master them. Then I found that it was not easy to step up. Although each language has many things in common, I mixed their grammars and vocabularies. I have thought I was a polyglot ! but now I think I am not. Receiving good grades in language classes doesn't mean anything. If I want to learn and improve the languages I have already learned, I will review all of them again. To me, I found that learning many languages in the same time was not a good idea if we are absolutely beginner in all of the languages we are learning. The gender of words in German, Spanish and French made me confused ! After that, I think I should focus in one or two languages and master them to an intermediate level. Then I will start next language's goal. I hope it must be the best way for me before starting learning new languages. In addition, I thought If I have already learned Chinese, I think it will be easier to learn Japanese. They both share many things in common such as Characters ( Kanji and Hanzi ) Kanji seems to be my problem because most of them use Traditional Chinese Characters. Because of this reason, I focus on mastering Chinese skills to an intermediate or advance level. Then I will brush up my Japanese, so it will be easier : ) My plan is learning Chinese first, then start learning Japanese and Korean, I think it must be effective. For the gender language, I found Spanish is the easiest. Grammar and pronunciation are not difficult. German grammar is hardest for me, but I still want to learn it. Learning languages needs inspiration and patient. If you ask me what my reason for learning many languages are. My answer is I love to have new friends and learn more about their cultures. I hope I will have a chance to travel in many countries. Now, I am doing a Master's degree and I am going to do an exchange student program next year. Having good English skills is important for my study and my future career. Although, I have learned English since I was young, my English skills are not good as I want. Anyway English is needed to make friends with we don't know their language.

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Learning Multilanguages

Do you have some problems when while learning many languages at the same time ?

Last year, during my last year in college I took Spanish, German, French, Japanese, Bahasa Indonesia and Korean courses.
Some language courses provided a Nnative teacher. They all were were all beginner courses.
Surprisingly, I got a "A" in all language courses.

After I graduated I planned to start learning these languages again, I just want to master them.
Then I found that it was not easy to step up. Although each language has many things in common, I mixed their grammars and vocabularyies.
I have thought I was a polyglot ! but now I think I am not.
Receiving good grades in language classes doesn't mean anything.
If I want to learn and improve the languages I have already learned, I will review all of them again.

To me, I found that learning many languages in at the same time was not a good idea if we are absolutely beginner in all of the languages we are learning.
The gender of words in German, Spanish and French made me confused !
After that, I think I should focus in one or two languages and master them to an intermediate level. Then I will start next language's goal. I hope it is must be the best way for me before starting to begin learning new languages.


In addition, I thought If I have already learned Chinese, I think it will be easier to learn Japanese.
They both share many things in common such as Characters ( Kanji and Hanzi )
Kanji seems to be my problem because most of them use Traditional Chinese Characters.
Because of this reason, I focus on mastering Chinese skills to an intermediate or advance level.
Then I will brush up my Japanese, so it will be easier : )
My plan is learning Chinese first, then start learning Japanese and Korean, I think it must be effective.
For the gender language, I found Spanish is the easiest. Grammar and pronunciation are not difficult.
German grammar is hardest for me, but I still want to learn it.

Learning languages needs inspiration and patiencent.
If you ask me what my reason for learning many languages are.
My answer is I love to have new friends and learn more about their cultures.
I hope I will have a chance to travel in many countries.

Now, I am doing a Master's degree and I am going to do an exchange student program next year.
Having good English skills is important for my study and my future career.
Although, I have learned English since I was young, my English skills are not as good as I want.
Anyway, English is needed to make friends with when we don't know their language.

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Honey, Japanese and Chinese are two different languages...That they share similar writing systems doesn't mean it would be easier to learn either of them if you master one of them. Welcome to the polyglot club....Thu eart wilcume on tha polyglot club.
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you are a good language learner ,i think. i should learn from you.wish you become better in studying.

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