If possible, choose two languages which are not too closely related, to avoid confusion between the two. For example, learning Italian and Spanish at the same time would be difficult. However, German and Spanish are different enough that they don't confuse you too much! You should also learn the two different languages at different times of the day to avoid confusion between the two. You could learn one in the morning and another in the evening. If you want to learn languages that are similar you should wait till you are at the intermediate stage of one, before starting the other. For example, if you are fairly good at Spanish already then you could start Italian without too much confusion. However starting them both at the same time would be foolhardy!

you should love them and believe in yourself and believe there is nothing is hard for you. good luck.^o^.

Hello, The key is just determination and your will to do that. It is very possible if you also give each language the adequate time and effort in your schedule.They might overlap but that will help you even more in learning the other language.

"Let not the left hand know what the right is doing" or something like that. When you study one language, focus totally on that language. Don't let the other one interfere. And vice versa. Get used to swapping from "French mind" to "English mind" to "Spanish mind" (for example). Like walking between rooms. :)

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