Kristof

Csak így tovább!

Yeah out of the two, Tandem is, in my experience, also the most "dating-ish". However, I always end up finding people, it just takes a lot longer.

I've been practising my German a lot lately. I am also pleasantly surprised by how easy it is to chat with German speakers on Tandem/Hellotalk. If only my experience with Hungarian had been that smooth!

#LangSky

Belgium’s forbidden language 'at the point of no return' "Walloon can only be saved by Walloons themselves."

Belgium’s forbidden language 'at the point of no return' buff.ly/6QEk3R8 #langsky #xl8

Nur en België 😂😂 #langsky

"Goeiedag, bonjour"

A new Belgian classic is born.

I have tested AI before and it's great for grammar explanations and vocabulary but I miss the warmth of a real conversation or mistakes that natives make haha!

I'm willing to give it another go, last time I met some nice people. Or am I being too delusional haha?

I decided to reinstall Tandem to find new language partners. What do they mean when they say I can pick only one language to learn? That's not fair! #langsky

I use 4 almost daily: French, English, Dutch and Hungarian. I have Finnish & German installed as well.

As often as possible! I remember words better if I look them up in a paper dictionary. Moreover, I always end up taking a look at other entries and I feel like it's nice way to expose yourself to other words.

They often believe it's a talent that I have, completely ignoring the thousands of hours spent learning 😅. Other than that, I'd say they're pretty indifferent, they see it as any other hobby. A hobby that comes handy in some situations/abroad.

To be fair, the way languages are taught in Belgian schools is ridiculous. I bet that those who speak good English have learnt it outside of schools. Anyway, they will have to learn Dutch/French at some point because many jobs do require FR-NL fluency.

1. A language exchange partner / friend
2. A live tutor
3. Spontaneous learning
4. A good and thick grammar book.
5. A friend who's fluent in different languages.

February Language Goals :

🇩🇪 Finish 2 chap. of Begegnungen A2
🇩🇪 Finish Lazán Németül I.
🇩🇪 Train my ears to German (Phonetik Trainer)
🇩🇪 Book 2 lessons on iTalki
🇫🇮 Revise the 5 first chapters of Suomen Mestari 1
🇫🇮 Train my ears to Finnish (Mitä kuuluu?)
+ Daily Anki reviews

#langsky #german #finnish

Wat een mooie verzameling boeken!

Fair enough! I kinda plan the same but my progress with Finnish is a lot slower than I had hoped. Estonian is definitely on my list, it's just a matter of time ☺️

The infernal trio haha! Perhaps there's some room left for Estonian 👀?

Basque is an intriguing language, for sure!

Great choice of languages!

I have more fun studying languages when I combine them. Today I'm studying German using a Hungarian textbook! #langsky

The French language be like this sometimes 🤷‍♂️. Another confusing word is "personne"! It means a person but it also means nobody.

I like the idea of rotating between languages!

This morning I had another excellent italki lesson with my Hungarian teacher ☺️

👋 I can help with French (native speaker), Hungarian & Dutch (upper intermediate). I would like some help with Finnish and German.

I should have done it earlier ;)

What a huge list! Thanks!!

#LangSky I didn't expect to see so many familiar faces here!

BlueSky here I am!

As for the most difficult language I have tried (and still trying to) to learn is Finnish 🇫🇮 ! The consonant gradation makes recognising words extra difficult.