Just a Student...
Discord: PM me for it. I've had random contacts before, I don't enjoy it.
Steam: Kagabi
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- Spanish (school)
- Filipino (self-teaching)
- Japanese (club meets/self-teaching)
- Korean (semi/unintentional)
Advice for those learning a new language (some stuff from a teacher I know):
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- Be immersed. Find someone who can
speak the language and try to immerse yourself in said language's
culture. Bonus points, if you use Google or any other platform
(YouTube, Twitter, etc) and type in that language to challenge
yourself.
- Whatever language you're initially taught, don't use that language to automatically translate it. Your brain will go immediately to what you're use to, instead draw pictures relating to the image.
- Find people who will be glad to learn the language with you.
- If possible, visit the language's country of origin.
- Some languages may be easier to learn first. For example, some English speakers may find German or Greek to be easier than others. Looking up language branches help
- Whatever language you're initially taught, don't use that language to automatically translate it. Your brain will go immediately to what you're use to, instead draw pictures relating to the image.
- Find people who will be glad to learn the language with you.
- If possible, visit the language's country of origin.
- Some languages may be easier to learn first. For example, some English speakers may find German or Greek to be easier than others. Looking up language branches help
If anyone speaks a language fluently, I don't mind learning some tips from them for certain languages that are listened above. PM or palpad me if that's the case, thank ya~
Game Records
Trainer ID: #393897683Registration: 11/12/2014 (9 Years ago)
Game Time: 422:39 Hours
Total interactions: 38,709
Money: 162,613
Starter Pokémon: Infernape
Feeds
I'm bored out of my mind.
I have had a great fear of thunder and lightning since I was a toddler.
Also, I'm afraid of those camouflage bugs (like stick bugs), I just get chills from them.
For some reason, I'm uncomfortable with escalators (going down, specifically). I don't know the reasoning behind that.
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