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- Learning multiple languages at once
So when you start becoming a language nut, you tend to become really excited and want to learn a lot at once.
I personally am learning Spanish right now and I am thinking about learning Mandarin Chinese as well over the upcoming summer. Just two.
What do you think about learning multiple languages at once?
March 18, 201421 14/3/16
어젠 한국어 공부를 엄청나게 많이 했어요. 친구들과 연락해서 두시간 정도 한국어로 말했고, 새 단어들을 많이 배웠어요. 북한 선전도 접하게 되었어요. 친구 한명이 보여줬어요. 그리고 반 친구들이 우리 집 앞까지 찾아와서 절 불렸렀어요. 걔들은 다른 친구를 기다리고 있었고, 제 집 앞에 차를 세워서 음악을 듣고 있었어요. 우린 같이 다른 반 친구한테 장난전화를 걸어서 제가 한국어로 '어 네 여보세요, 지금 집에 계세요' 라고 하며 장난을 좀 쳤어요.
I think you're Korean writing skills are amazing. You are really good. I made almost no corrections because for colloquial (conversational) Korean, you're perfect. Kudos!
0 votedMarch 17, 20140- Spanish Pronunciation used in Spain I have heard there are some difference in pronunciation used in Spain in Europe from other countries, and I would like to know how they pronounce certain things: 1. "z, c, s" -- I heard it is pronounced like "th." So would "lápiz" be pronounced like "lapith," izquierda like "ithquierda," and cinco like "thinco," and seis like "theis?" Which is right, and which is wrong? 2. "ll" -- I have heard it is pronounced like a y and then someone else tells me it's like "zy." So is castillano pronounced like "castiyano" or "castizyano?" 3. "g, j" -- I just don't know. I know it's similar to the English "h," but there still is a big difference. What is it? 4. "y" -- I have always thought "y" in Castillian Spanish was just like the English "y," but I just heard someone say "yo" like "zyoh." How is it pronounced in Spain? 5. Are there any other pronunciation difference used in Spain only? What would those be? Thanks!March 16, 201470
- Questions in Spanish. I finally stepped into the world of complex spanish questions. Before, when I wanted to ask- "do you speak English," ¿hablas inglés? But now I wonder how to ask questions where the order of subjects and verbs are inversed. I can't think of an example right now, but I know it's out there. How do you do it?March 9, 201440
안녕하세요!
안녕하세요!
저는(전) 테이텀이에요, 그리고 저는(전) <You have to place the subject, which is "I" in this case.> 미국 사람이에요.
저는(전) 지금 한국어를 조금 할 수 있어요. 하지만<FYI, 그러나/그렇지만 is more common than 하지만. But you are absolutely correct here.>나는<전/저는 is more common, but correct> 그것을 공부해요. 한국어를 말알고 싶어요!
저는(전) 일년 한국어를 때 한국어를 일년 <Korean has a different sentence structure from English. Don't get confused too much!> 공부했어요~~ 너무 힘들어요다고 생각해요. <You could say 너무 힘들어요 only as well. But if you wanted to say that "you think that...," you have to place 다고.>
저는(전) 프랑스어도 말해요. 이 수업은 <You could also say in English equivalence, "This class, it is so much fun!" and just put a comma after 이 수업.">
학교에서 찐진짜 재밌어요! 나의 <저의/제 also works> 학교는 한국어 수업이 없어요. 하지만 중국어 수업이 있어요.
저는(전) 나의내/제 <although a correct way to say "my," try to use the other ones. Sounds better.> 학교가 좋아요!
Nice! Kudos :)
0 votedMarch 5, 20141- Mi fin de semana Aunque fue el fin de semana, no pude descansar. Ah, la vida de estudiante. No me gusta. Tengo sólo tres meses hasta vacaciones de verano. ¡Estoy emocionado! De todos modos, quiero hablar sobre una películo llamó, Monty Python and the Holy Grail. Mi maestro de historia de mundo me dijó sobre la película. En actualidad, él mostró el película en su tiempo libre. Cuando la miré, no tuve nada para decir. ¡Era muy extraña! Muy, muy extraña. La era el más absurda había veido en mi vida. Pero, había admitido, era muy chistoso y cómico. ¡No pude creer a no lo he mirado! Pues, creo que tengo que mostrarla a mi familia hasta. Creí que disfrutábamos. Es siempre agradable a mirar un algo chistoso cuando cansado... ¿Verdad?March 3, 201430
