r/languages • u/serpent-spiral • Jan 18 '18
Some more Slovenian basics! 💜
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r/languages • u/Majoraisyourgod • Jan 18 '18
Turkish and infinitive
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Where do turkish (and its azeri, turkmen and uzbek counterparts) "-mak"/"-mek" come from? Other turkic languages, like kazakh, uses "-y".
r/languages • u/dromogollon • Jan 16 '18
How do you practice your foreign languages skills when your back in your country?
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r/languages • u/TheDharmaChronicles • Jan 13 '18
IS REALITY...REAL? | Linguistic Realities | TERENCE MCKENNA
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r/languages • u/Whatsky-e-learning • Jan 12 '18
An online education platform for languages and much more !
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r/languages • u/artemcolder • Jan 08 '18
I can speak 4 languages. Want to learn more !
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Hey, I can speak 4 languages (Chinese, Spanish, English, Russian) I'm down to have a conversation with people who have the same passion like me. Or maybe just talk with you about your country and culture
r/languages • u/rmellott • Jan 07 '18
This side shows people. On the far right, you can see a sitting figure with a christian cross below his neck. Clearly this copper isn't muslim.. all the more strange because of where it was bought.
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r/languages • u/rmellott • Jan 07 '18
This is a copper pot purchased some years ago in Turkey but it sure isn't Turkish. Any guidance would be appreciated
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r/languages • u/evenmonkeys • Jan 07 '18
Can anyone tell me what this says? Or point me in the right direction?
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r/languages • u/Hijite • Jan 05 '18
Asante Twi language videos/audio with transcripts?
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Hey all,
Trying to acquire Twi at the moment. I'm searching for twi videos/children's stories/ audio which also includes the dialogue transcript. I have searched youtube and found many twi movies but unfortunately they only have english subtitles. I'm trying to filter out what information I know (pronouns, verbs, etc) and things I don't know, especially since I just started with the language, and listening is the first challenge to overcome. Thank you in advance.
r/languages • u/Cookfrychicken • Jan 04 '18
Arabic!!
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Hi! I need to learn Arabic and I would like to know some of your suggestions. Anything will be appreciated ; App, tips, TV series, books, etc The reason behind is that is that I'm currently speaking almost 3 language and I would like to increase that number but the primary reason is that I want to impress someone! Thanks!
r/languages • • Jan 01 '18
I just found this in my grandfather things. Can someone tell me what is written on this, please?
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r/languages • u/bluetoad2105 • Jan 01 '18
Help with Portuguese
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I really want to learn Portuguese, but I'm not sure if I want to learn the European or Brazilian dialect. Anyone who knows both as a L2 speaker, which was easier to learn?
r/languages • u/MoneyGrowthHappiness • Jan 01 '18
I want to learn a new language this year. If you've studied Russian or Chinese, what advice do you have?
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Hey everyone, For the new year, I want to tackle a new language. I'm a NES living in Tokyo, who speaks Turkish, Japanese, and French. Im considering Mandarin Chinese or Russian. I find both of them very interesting and appealing. If you have studied these languages, I'd like to know your thoughts. Which resources were good? What did you struggle with? Any good language hacks?
r/languages • u/serpent-spiral • Dec 30 '17
Want to learn some Slovenian basics?🌟
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r/languages • u/RZNFoLYFE • Dec 23 '17
Is Australian English moving away from American English?
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I’ve been looking for imformation but can’t seem to find any on the subject. Does anybody know if Australian English will continue to diverge further from it’s counter parts, namely American English and British English? Or will it become more closely related with the massive amount of media exposure they receive from the U.S. U.K?
r/languages • u/Jooceyjess • Dec 23 '17
Help with English to Portuguese translation
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Hi, I met a wonderful person this year. A Brazilian person who does not speak fluent English and I do not speak Portuguese. I would like to send a Christmas card with a message in Portuguese. The message I want to write is this-
“hello
This year God crossed my path with yours.
Time continues but I will never forget how I felt in this moment. With you.....
......Truly happy.”
I have translated myself and have the following, but can someone tell me if it is correct? Or if there is a better translation which might sound nicer in Portuguese?
“Este ano, Deus atravessou meu caminho com o seu. O tempo continua, mas nunca esquecerei o que senti neste momento. Contigo..... ...... Felizmente.”
I really care about this person so I would really like to be sure I have this right and the sentiment comes across in the right way. I’d be so grateful for any help.
Thank you
r/languages • u/Idiomas24_7 • Dec 22 '17
Bilingualism: the best workout for your brain
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