Learning a Language

best way is to expand your vocabulary,you can get one of those little translation books and learn the meaning of words you didnt know in that language ,the more words you learn,the easier it will be to express yourself in the new language,

@ReallyLowELO said in #1:
> Does anyone have any tips on the best ways to learn a new language?
Youtube........ I am learning korean from youtube...............

Throw yourself at it. Always speak it, always write it. At first you make a lot of mistakes, but they will get fewer fastest this way.

Or just use Duolingo?

@KasishK said in #14:
> Or just use Duolingo?
lichess.org/forum/off-topic-discussion/learning-a-language#2

@WassimBerbar said in #15:
> lichess.org/forum/off-topic-discussion/learning-a-language#2

I mean no one was listening and they were going all fancy like "engage yourself in the language" (no offense)

@ReallyLowELO emersion. Just completely throw yourself into the world of that language and by the end of the year you should be pretty decent.I had tried to learn Spanish in school and I never even learned a single word. After moving to Mexico I learned Spanish by just living in Mexico. I wouldn’t call myself fluent but I’d say I’m an advanced intermediate I can have hour long conversations with anyone in Spanish without any issues. The best way to learn is like how a baby learns a language. Just one step at a time.

@griffindabeast said in #17:
> @ReallyLowELO emersion. Just completely throw yourself into the world of that language and by the end of the year you should be pretty decent.I had tried to learn Spanish in school and I never even learned a single word. After moving to Mexico I learned Spanish by just living in Mexico. I wouldn’t call myself fluent but I’d say I’m an advanced intermediate I can have hour long conversations with anyone in Spanish without any issues. The best way to learn is like how a baby learns a language. Just one step at a time.

Ya see what I mean?

Duoling cause that's where I learned little Japanese

So I can speak Hindi English and little Japanese