[After the Rain]

My advice is: for the time being stick to one language that you want to learn, don’t bite more than you can chew.

I am right now studying Latin

I am speaking from experience when I say this is time wasted, unless you enjoy studying Latin for Latin’s sake. I know college teachers say that Latin is the basis for understanding Romance languages, but it is absolutely not the case.

[Oscar]

Here’s a map of the language skills you should focus on if you plan to visit or live in Europe

If you want some tips during your learning of French : https://wd.easytodo.in/dating-site-for-white-people-groups/learners-or-enthusiasts-of-european-languages/forum/topic/le-cafe-francais/

if you’re willing to give tips to others in any language – English included, don’t hesitate to create a thread about it.

[Anonymous]

Hi I find languages to be very interesting. I am right now studying Latin, and have a year of college Spanish. I am very interested in Eastern Europe and Russian as I would like to move to that part of the world. I studied Koine Greek so I am familiar with highly inflected languages. I have also studied Hebrew and Arabic. I would like to learn French as half my ancestry is Quebecois. I have also heard German is a good language to know in Eastern Europe.

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