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Any help or advice is appreciated, im really ineterested in learning a new language and im sure quite a few of you can speak more than one. Has anyone got any advice on how to learn one quickly?
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Learning a new language is a time consuming task that takes tons of practice. Don't expect to be fluent in a couple weeks/months.

There is a well known website called [ Register or Signin to view external links. ] that has been praised as a great language learning tool. They also have mobile apps for iOS, Android, and Windows Phone. Give it a shot and just focus on learning the fundamentals rather than quickly getting through it.

Good luck
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Learning a new language is pretty hard, well at least for me it was.
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i would say take lessons online or take a class, and just have fun and try your best
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PandasAreC00l wrote Learning a new language is a time consuming task that takes tons of practice. Don't expect to be fluent in a couple weeks/months.

There is a well known website called [ Register or Signin to view external links. ] that has been praised as a great language learning tool. They also have mobile apps for iOS, Android, and Windows Phone. Give it a shot and just focus on learning the fundamentals rather than quickly getting through it.

Good luck

I too suggest this site, I heard many good things about it!

IMO it's hard to learn a new language, especially when you're older because you're not used to it like if you were in elementary school.
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It is hard to learn new languages, i am still learning english but it is coming along nicely sometimes i slip up if i don't practice or use it often, i am swedish and live in sweden so most people don't speak english, try audio tapes/mp3 etc or maybe try books that's how i learnt
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I seen a TED talk about this a few days ago and found it to be pretty interesting, it's about 20 minutes but you should watch it.

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