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Topic	Anyone became fluent/semi fluent with a foreign language as an adult?
Hexenherz 07/25/18 5:06:40 PM #20:	DuoLingo is OK but it's not gonna get you too far without other resources. I super duper highly recommend Babbel. It's a paid service but it is so friggin' well organized. I use it for Swedish and it is the friggin' bomb. You might also check out the channel Language Transfer on youtube, the guy's got a really awesome method. Besides that, knowing what you want to study can help with recommendations. Learning a language at any age isn't hard. It's really all about having an open mind and realizing it's a different language based on a different culture, and getting the grammar concepts down sooner rather than later. And the more languages you study the easier it gets to study even more. --- FFXIV: Herzog Erislieb (Cactaur) \| ESO: @Ultima_Vyse RS3: UltimaSuende . 99 WC/99 FISH/ 89/99 Cooking <cite>Hexenherz posted [p:905711875] in Anyone bec... [t:76836445]...</cite> <quote>DuoLingo is OK but it's not gonna get you too far without other resources. I super duper highly recommend Babbel. It's a paid service but it is so friggin' well organized. I use it for Swedish and it is the friggin' bomb. You might also check out the channel Language Transfer on youtube, the guy's got a really awesome method. Besides that, knowing what you want to study can help with recommendations. Learning a language at any age isn't hard. It's really all about having an open mind and realizing it's a different language based on a different culture, and getting the grammar concepts down sooner rather than later. And the more languages you study the easier it gets to study even more. --- FFXIV: Herzog Erislieb (Cactaur) \| ESO: @Ultima_Vyse RS3: UltimaSuende . 99 WC/99 FISH/ 89/99 Cooking</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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