How Do You Learn a Foreign Language?
By qqqmmm999
@qqqmmm999 (208)
China
December 28, 2006 8:10pm CST
I'm learning English. Though I've learned it for over ten years. But I still need to improve myself.
What's your opinion on learning a foreign language? Study by yourself, or attend some class, or even go to the country which you're learning? I think the last one would be best, but in the same time, there would be a lot of limitation, time, money, etc.
How about you?
4 responses
@Sir_bobby88 (8231)
• Singapore
2 Jan 07
In country , they provide foregin language lesson such as japanese,german and french in community centre , so basically we just have to sign up and attend lesson to learn it yea
@jackf501 (853)
• Malaysia
2 Jan 07
i learn english at school and colege..im also learn japanese at colege with japanese teacher..everyday we have conversation in japanese and never speak other language even english..so that easy to improve that language than study ourself with no one we talk..
@kris55 (848)
• Canada
29 Dec 06
I think taking a class is a good idea. Also there is some good computer programs out there for learning different languages. I have one on my computer for learning spanish. The only downfall to that is you only learn how to speak it, but not spell it. In that case, a classroom setting would be better.
@qqqmmm999 (208)
• China
2 Jan 07
Thanks for your advise. But in fact, there is not a good class here I can take~~~
@myeishagabrielle (106)
• Philippines
29 Dec 06
If you want to learn a language it is really good if you'll visit the country by yourself,like what you've said, in that way you'll be able to interact with them and will appreciate more their language, the way they pronounce the words in their native tongue is also a big help, though as what you've said resources might be limited but if you really want to learn well you'll have a price to pay.
@qqqmmm999 (208)
• China
2 Jan 07
Yeah, that's the point. I hope to do that, but it would need a lot of money~~~~~~~~~
