Learning 2 or multiple languages at the same time
Given that you're at least in the intermediate or advanced level, what are the steps you'd suggest that would help keep the balance between 2 (or more) different languages that you're trying to learn, so that you don't get confused and still be fluent in them?

Take Japanese and Italian for example. Would you prioritize the language that would take more time to learn?

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Learning 2 or multiple languages at the same time
Given that you're at least in the intermediate or advanced level, what are the steps you'd suggest that would help keep the balance between 2 (or more) different languages that you're trying to learn, so that you don't get confused and still be fluent in them?

Take Japanese and Italian for example. Would you prioritize the language that would take more time to learn?

Answer

Italian is easier

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