Learning other language
By Farcha
@Farcha (677)
August 5, 2017 8:21am CST
Learning another language is my passion, it is an openness to other culture. I would like to share with you : when you get involved in learning a different language gives you a different vision to life, What do you think, Have you tried to learn another language ?
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@JeeyanDee (2692)
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5 Aug 17
I am multilingual actually. My native language, English plus a little bit of spanish. I tried learning french but it was just so hard for me. What language have you learned? I think it's great that you like learning them.
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@mysimplelot (1347)
• Calcutta, India
5 Aug 17
@Farcha but where to learn that is the point. We all want to learn new languages like international.
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@Farcha (677)
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5 Aug 17
Ofcourse I like learning other languages, so my native language is Arabic, I understand almost all Arabic accents (Egypt, Maghrebin, Levant, countries of gulf). I speak French and I am a beginner in Spanish that I have a lot of words in mind. I have some indian words in mind as well and so on.
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@Farcha (677)
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5 Aug 17
@mysimplelot Me too I have a big energy to learn but the obsacle where to learn quickly and finding people who have the same purpose
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@Claire_ut (222)
• United States
5 Aug 17
I am trying new languages,like French,Chinese and Janpanese.It's quite fun to learn other country's culture.Once I read a report that said learing new languages is actually good for our brain development.
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@Claire_ut (222)
• United States
5 Aug 17
@Farcha Yeah,it can boraden our horizons and make us a better and nicer person.
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@Farcha (677)
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5 Aug 17
@Claire_ut Indeed being polyglotte is an advantage and make the person more special to others
@JudyEv (340247)
• Rockingham, Australia
5 Aug 17
I learnt French and German at school many years ago. I have tried to learn more French as I thought it would be useful travelling through France. I'm glad I've kept trying as it's fun to be able to converse with those of other cultures.
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@JudyEv (340247)
• Rockingham, Australia
6 Aug 17
@Farcha Our niece lives in Luxor in Egypt so they all speak and write Arabic. I don't know much about it except that you have to read it from right to left. Duolingo seems a good website to help with learning a new language and it's free.
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@Farcha (677)
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5 Aug 17
Until today I practise French, because french words change their meaning from sentence to another. So, I like to enlarge enough any language that I learn. So keep going, I am glad to mee people more open to other language. Do you have any idea about arabic?
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@quantum2020 (12041)
• Ciudad De Mexico, Mexico
6 Aug 17
I like learning languages; it´s true, it opens a new perspective culturally
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@Tampa_girl7 (50273)
• United States
6 Aug 17
Yes, I have tried. I'm not very good at it.
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@everwonderwhy (7359)
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6 Aug 17
I attempted studying Hebrew. But it's still a passion and an attempt. Haven't gone further.
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@dgobucks226 (35621)
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5 Aug 17
I took Spanish in H.S. I'm have Italian ancestry so that would be a nice language to learn.
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@joehue (111)
• Rabat, Morocco
6 Aug 17
I start always learning a language for a practical reason, then I'll end up falling in love with it, and forget completely why do I started in the first place, I learned English cause 80% of the internet is written in English, but later when I have discovered Shakespeare, English became more then necessity or a hobby, It should be the second language in every country.
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@Yanivjry (6)
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5 Aug 17
I think that learning other languages gives you a close look of the culture that's speak's that specipice language, and a close look on the heart of the culture. even in diffrent places that basicly speak the same language( like australia and england, argntine and colombia) thier having some diffences inside the language that come from the culture diffrences.
@Hannihar (130218)
• Israel
6 Aug 17
I am Jewish and while growing up we went to what was called Hebrew School after Public School. I really did not learn much Hebrew from it and did learn here in Israel. It is a hard language. I speak, but, not fluently and do not read and write very well. I found that when I watched a soap opera in Spanish with Hebrew subtitles that I could understand the gist of it. I also watched ones in Hebrew too. It is very good when you can learn other languages. I picked up bits and pieces of other languages here in Israel.