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What languages are you learning?
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Ich lerne jeden Tag Deutsch! Still getting in my daily Deutsch lessons (on Duo, I don't just mean trying to decipher [email protected] posts!)
I kind of miss studying Chinese as well but I wasn't getting much use from it and a casual watch of any actual Chinese speakers convinced me that Duo was not really teaching me the right way to say things.
Maybe I should get back into Spanish though... it's weird but learning multiple different languages as once actually seems a little easier; it gets the language center of the brain making lots of new connections.
Though, I'm still salty about duolingo changing the free-form lessons into the "learning path" and don't feel motived to work on other languages much. I keep up with German because I'm nearly to a 1000 day streak and my ocd wont allow me to let it drop! Help, the green owl is holding me prisoner with my own mind!
Honestly, I'm German native speaker and sometimes have no idea what the fucks going on over there.
Just so you know, ich_iel (initially it was a german version of me_irl on reddit, but it kind of became its own weird thing) posts make deliberately terrible direct translations as their primary characteristic. In fact, everything must be translated literally.
Comments do this too, so anything you learn from there you should take with a grain of salt because it is often not how words are actually used. Probably similar to your chinese experience in that regard.
There are some other communities on feddit.de that don’t do this though, those might be more worth checking out
Viel Erfolg beim weiteren Lernen! Wenn du es schon so weit geschafft hast, wirst du es bestimmt auch bis zum 1000. Tag schaffen auch wenn ich hoffe dass es eher aus Freude an der Sache passiert und nicht nur wecen deinem OCD.
Und ich habe auch schon öfter gehört, dass mehrere Sprachen gleichzeitig lernen leichter sein soll. Mich hat Chinesisch als tonale Sprache immer eher abgeschreckt aber Spanisch mochte ich auch gerne lernen :)
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You're doing great, buddy. Keep it up and enjoy the process. :)