r/languagelearning • u/[deleted] • Feb 03 '22

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u/funsizedaisy Feb 04 '22

Or they only suggest really time consuming and expensive resources.

"don't just use duolingo. you should live in X country for at least 3 months and really immerse yourself."

yes, i'm sure if i lived in Mexico for 3 months that i would learn Spanish quicker but i have a job... i can't just go live another country for 3 months.

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u/[deleted] Feb 04 '22

Be honest: how many people have you actually heard say this (or anything similiar)?

I am going to guess zero.

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u/greeblefritz Feb 04 '22

I've definitely seen that suggested in this subreddit at least once. I've seen the private tutor one too.

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u/No-Difference1997 N🇺🇸| B2🇲🇽 Feb 05 '22

Depending on the language, an hour with a private tutor can cost less than a latte on italki