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1 month ago
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I shall note to learn grammar first, also luckily I have no life already so I can just consoom whatever until I get it minus simping for a random idol (plus even where I live, most don't know much if any French). Listen, read, write, and speak. I will try to pronounce them as a French man would say it ofc, so that way it sounds proper with the French accent
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>chipsfunfun Because it sucks too much. This is how I usually use Neocities: https://thricegreat.neocities.org/neocities.png
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>chipsfunfun Not without JS. That requires JS.
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>Learning_languages But I wholeheartedly agree that simping an (especially Japanese) idol is the pinnacle of consumerism. So it's true that I'm quite ambivalent about it as a method of language learning.
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>Learning_languages By the way, for Japanese, I would recommend to watch an idol (or a Vtuber, whoever) and write comments / fan letters and participate in a meet & greet event (a type of event in which you can speak with the idol through the screen. Might be expensive, but still cheaper than handshake event). Because you can practice all part of the language while doing this.
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>Learning_languages Well, if you learn Japanese or Chinese, you should study kanji in addition to that lol.
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>Learning_languages By doing that, you can do listening, writing (based on that you know the grammar quite perfectly. You should practice it though), and maybe reading. The only remaining part is speaking. I don't know how to practice speaking without actually speaking in that language, so you should figure that yourself. But if you had no life on that vacation, I think at least your intonation would be good enough.
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>Learning_languages Learn grammar first, regardless of the language. After that, the best way to learn a language without living in the country is being a hikki and only consooming contents in that language. For example, if you don't go outside at all and watch only animes on a vacation, I think you will be able to hear everything they say although you will not understand each word. Then search the words.
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I've been stuck trying to figure out French for forever. Thus, if you have anything to help, please link it either here or via email. French books, video, audio, etc. Anything to make me start grasping the language more, until I can get it I'll also try to figure out it via chatrooms/forums.
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dc-blog
1 month ago
I'll probably end up doing something similar for this whenever I inevitably start learning other languages like German, but FRENCH i must figure out first (most interested in it + I have the most progress in it)
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1 month ago
And no, I'm not using Duolingo. My phone has been dead for a month, and on computer it does this bullshit (https://www.duolingo.com/errors/not-supported.html), probably bc of my anti-tracking BS. Yes what I'm doing is gonna make it way harder, but I refuse to use it if I can't do it with my anti-tracking BS yknow?
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lyricaltokarev
1 month ago
dude i learned like basic-mid japanese in a relatively short time by consooming anime, doing anki and barely reading grammar i guess you could try that but with french media
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1 month ago
and with reading grammar i meant reading/watching grammar guides or explanations, just skimmed through them, most grammar guides dont prepare you for the actual spoken language
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1 month ago
@pnnamerica on the list, albeit very far back on the list of what I'm going to learn. @lyricaltokarev I'll try to consoom French books and French videos then. @chipsfunfun Hebrew I am planning to learn as well, but only bc Old Testament of the Bible i wanna read.
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ok that's a sick ass layout I get that
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