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imo, the easiest way to learn a language is to start speaking it in real life esp if you live in the country. your brain starts filling in and you start to lear
by viksit 2y ago
imo, the easiest way to learn a language is to start speaking it in real life esp if you live in the country. your brain starts filling in and you start to learn how to fill knowledge gaps by reading and hearing others in a “sponge” like way.
(i’m bilingual, learned 4 languages as a kid, and 1 as an adult. i also speak german)
- trinix912 2y agoThis. Considering that OP already lives in Germany, it's also the most practical option in the long run. No sitting in the classroom or paying for anything. Just applied knowledge with an instant feedback loop -- folks either understand you, don't, or correct you (the best option). To kickstart it look up basic pronunciation, grammar, and some vocabulary (but don't get too hung up on it), from there on it's mostly exposure that counts.
- imjonse 2y agodid you forget a few to become only bilingual? :)