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FAQ U: >How do I learn a language? What is the best way to learn one? How should I improve on certain aspects? Read the damn wiki >Should I learn lang Y so I can learn lang X? No >What is the most useful language? the Adamic tongue >What language should I learn? Proto-Afro-Asiatic
this, i pretty much only study vocab and infer grammar
Oliver Thompson
I am trying to make my own Anki deck for Spanish. It is intended to be purely in Spanish and work through definitions and expanations of the word in question.
Should I put the main word of the card on the front or back? Basically should I first read the word and then try to know what it means or have the definition pop up first and then guess the word from it.
What is this question? You're not reading definitions when you're reading a book, user. You're reading the word itself. Of course you should put the word on the front.
Adam Thomas
>the definition of a word you fookin mad yeah BRUV???????
Oliver Moore
Ĉu estas multe da lerniloj/verkaĵoj skribitaj per Solresol? Mi konas preskaŭ nenion pri ĝi krom tio ke ĝi estas "la muzika lingvo".
Aaron Ward
Ne multe, sed sufiĉe da lerniloj por iu kiu volas simple lerni pri la lingvo sen celi akiri plene ĝin.
Luke Cook
What about understanding your native language but not being able to speak it or even write, while being able to speak another language better but can't understand as easily?
Angel Kelly
even if you know grammar sometimes you can't infer the meaning of some phrases, expressions or prepositions
Nathaniel Allen
shut up diaspora
Ian Taylor
i remember reading once of a woman who had a head injury and lost knowledge of her fl but became fluent in another language she spoke. i think there was a name for this type of occurrence but i forgot
