/lang/ - language learning general #1 Anonymous 23-11-25 20:15:31 No. 25414
Choosing a language edition
I do not know why we do not have an active language learning thread, so here you go.
If you got other links you think are worthy of being on here, do mention them.
>Language learning communitiesr/languagelearning
https://www.reddit.com/r/languagelearning/ Language learner's forum
https://forum.language-learners.org/ Linguaholic's forum
https://linguaholic.com/ >General resourcesr/languagelearning's list
https://www.reddit.com/r/languagelearning/wiki/resources/ >Bonus and miscOmniglot: Omniglot is a compendium of linguistic knowledge and the different writing systems used to represent language.
https://omniglot.com/ HTLAL's archive: A nice website which housed a number of interesting things, such as the life of cardinal mezzofanti, a list of languages and some details about them, a list of resources and a forum.
(latest working snapshot)
https://web.archive.org/web/20250629150605/http://how-to-learn-any-language.com/e/index.html Today's questions:
>What language/languages are you learning? >What is your level currently? >Why are you learning them? >What is your plan for improving? >What tips can you share with someone who also has your TL? Anonymous 23-11-25 20:18:34 No. 25415
Personally i am looking to choosing between Russian, Arabic or Azeri. Russian because i like it phonetically, it gives me access to a wide variety of philosophical literature and i already know the alphabet. Arabic because it is my religion's main language, there are many neighboring nations which speak it and i already have a firm grasp of the MSA variety from school year. I also plan for a pilgrimage to Iraq so the dialect is sure to come in handy. Azeri cause there is a lot of them here. yeah, i think it is gonna be either MSA arabic, then classical or Baghdad dialect, or Russian.
Anonymous 24-11-25 14:28:07 No. 25418
>>25417 You can reorder it in whichever way you like as long as the verb is at the end
Anonymous 24-11-25 22:03:54 No. 25420
>>25418 Really? Is there some form of prefix or suffix to indicate a word's role, like the Russian case system?
Glownonymous 27-11-25 15:41:25 No. 25422
>>25414 I want to learn russian, so I was planning on starting with Michel Thomas Method and then following 4chan's /int/ guide. But the OP's reddit guide seems better, I'll use it instead. Thanks OP
Anonymous 28-11-25 04:42:36 No. 25423
>>25414 est-ce que tu viens du fil de /lang/ sur /int/ ?
i speak english, french and spanish. i'd like to learn chinese and persian next.
>>25415 are you from iran?
Anonymous 03-12-25 20:00:54 No. 25435
>>25423 Hey, man i forgot leftypol was even a thing. Yes, i am Iranian.
Anonymous 03-12-25 20:02:30 No. 25436
>>25422 Your welcome friend, goodluck and have fun.
Anonymous 04-12-25 07:09:39 No. 25441
>>25435 are you (ethnic) persian?
Anonymous 05-12-25 04:00:23 No. 25448
>>25441 Yes i am, born and raised. I am currently in Iran.
Anonymous 05-12-25 17:38:01 No. 25449
>>25448 is azerbaijani in iran written using that ugly latin alphabet that the republic of azerbaijan uses or perso-arabic script?
Anonymous 05-12-25 19:43:27 No. 25450
Anyone into learning Vietnamese?
Anonymous 06-12-25 12:06:12 No. 25456
How To Remember Anything Forever-ish
https://ncase.me/remember/ Anonymous 11-12-25 09:18:28 No. 25481
>>25449 To be honest, i have never seen written Azerbaijani in Iran. The Azeri friends i have had mostly seem to speak it and that, only at home or with each other.
I did find this old document from pre-revolution era which appears to have been written in the Persian script.
Anonymous 11-12-25 09:23:29 No. 25482
>>25456 Interesting, Though anyone who has dipped his toes in Language Learning is sure to have heard of Anki.