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What if you live in a region where you can't people speaking or learning the language you want to learn?
by generalpass 7y ago
What if you live in a region where you can't people speaking or learning the language you want to learn?
- songzme 7y agoThat's what I originally thought too (couldn't find an existing group) but shamelessly I started one with my elementary grade Korean. Students much better than me came and I was able to ask them for help. Have you thought about starting a group at a local library or coffeeshop?
- elliekelly 7y agoI've had a lot of success using a Discord server to learn French. The big gaps in my self-learning knowledge were pronunciation and conversation. (It's one thing to be able to read/write the language at your own pace but different to be able to "think" and react in that language in conversation.) Discord chat rooms are great and thanks to the voice channels I've almost got the 'r' down. Most of the servers even have user "flair" so you can let others know if you'd like to be corrected on your mistakes or if you prefer others let them slide.