What method have you used to learn a new language?

Other than school, none really. I have fooled around with some of the language learning apps and CD's though.

I mostly learned some language with the help of online friends as many times pronunciation and the reading spell is different so they learn and after speaking they will tell that is it ok or not. i also use language converter.

Unfortunately I've never fluently learned any others. So are you from the United States ?

I never learned a new language. I've only spoken English It must have been hard having to learn to speak Hebrew all over again.

I simply downloaded the application for spanish and dutch

I learned Spanish, but while I can speak it fairly well, it is still difficult for me to understand it as well when spoken TO me. But I learned mostly through trial and error with a Spanish speaking friend.

I learned English, German, French and Japanese at school (in my own country) I learned Italian when I was living in Italy. Today I learn languages on Duolingo (Spanish, Russian, Chinese and a couple of other languages)

Well my relatives are Sicilian and Irish so I did not have to go far to learn some of the languages.

We pick any languages through listening power. I learnt a new language(my husband's native language)after my marriage just through listening to the conversations that was happening. I also believe every newborn picks up their mother's language through listening skills. Along with this, one can try to decode a language to his/her native language. This will help the person to learn more words and map the meaning of words which can help them in sentence construction.

i took spanish'n high school 'n 'nother 2 yrs'n college. sadly such 'tis 'f no use where i reside. what i learnt 'twas castillian 'n these folks speak 'bout 20 diff'rent variations 'f mexican spanish.

I'm glad you were able to go to places to learn. I learned the basics of German and French in high school. It's doubtful I could speak it today though.

I learned some French in high school. But I was learning French on duolingo. I stopped learning it, but I would love to get back on the website.

I only learned languages in school and online.

I speak some German, I do find that the only way to learn a language, is to speak it, I always befriend German speaking people on holiday and chat to them

When I was at school I learned French for five years. I really liked talking French most of all. I decided to learn basic German so I got out some language learning materials from my local library. I wished to learn Spanish when I was in my 30's/ I went to an evening class and my mum baby sat for me while I was out at that class. My teacher came from Venezuela. I was pregnant with my daughter and later in my pregnancy I just wanted to rest. Hebrew sounds a lovely language. I visited Israel in 1997 and really enjoyed it.

When I move to different place where people speak their native language I prefer to get local books and then try to understand their dialect often they speaks

I took French in high school and then took a college class years later before our first trip to Paris as a refresher course l. It helped a lot.

I learnt a little French and German at school. I use Duolingo website as it's free.

I only know some of italian,spanish,and greek. I need to learn polish as well

Right now I'm working on three languages on Duolingo. Two are for review:Dutch, which I grew up with, German, which I studied in highschool and college. And one I'm trying to learn from scratch: Spanish--which is REALLY slow going.