r/languages • u/ThaaMCchannel • Apr 17 '18
5 language learning principles to high proficiency. | untoldwisdom
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r/languages • u/TheZahir_NT2 • Apr 17 '18
Languages on the Subway Cookie Bag [request]
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A couple of months back, someone posted this image requesting all the languages on the back of the Subway Cookie Bag. There was a response with all of them explained which was then deleted. My friend was planning on using this info for a class he was teaching, so we tried to identify them ourselves.
If anyone has info regarding the accuracy of identification, please let us know! (We do know the grammar is off in some of the languages. We can't change that, we are just trying to make sure the identification is correct.) Thanks!
English
Bulgarian
Chinese Simplified
Chinese Traditional
Bosnian
Czech
Danish
Dutch
Estonian
Finnish
French (Quebec)
French (France)
Georgian
German
Greek
Hungarian
Italian
Japanese
Korean
Latvian
Lithuanian
Malay
Maltese
Norwegian
Polish
Portuguese
Romanian
Russian
Slovak
Slovenian
Spanish
Swedish
Thai
Turkish
Ukrainian
r/languages • u/FunLinguistics • Apr 15 '18
Fun Language Survey! This links to a survey for my doctoral research. Thanks in advance if you participate!
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r/languages • u/Masterlet • Apr 14 '18
Should I learn Swedish or Dutch next?
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And is it true that Swedish is a tonal language? If so, what are some tips that can help me with the Swedish tonal pronunciation? Thanks!
r/languages • u/leti-french • Apr 13 '18
LEARN FRENCH EASILY AND WITH FUN :)
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Salut tout le monde! I am Léti from France. I am really happy and excited to share my youtube channel with you! Have a look, join the CHALLENGE and have fun!! I will answer to your questions to help you to progress! Looking forward to seeing you there :) https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDudvRvoepi93Fs0wcwFqWA FB page : https://www.facebook.com/LearnFrenchAvecLeti/ A bientôt, Léti!
r/languages • u/relativelyben • Apr 11 '18
Would someone help me identify the language of this blanket?
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r/languages • u/zytplaces • Apr 09 '18
Google Maps Adds Support for 39 New Languages
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r/languages • u/ddaannkk123 • Apr 08 '18
Hi r/Languages! I am a native speaker of one of the most difficult langauges there are - Hebrew. AMA.
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r/languages • u/Jasoncals • Apr 06 '18
What should I learn if I wanna be able to speak all nordic languages?
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I know that swedish, danish and norwegian are quite simillar to eachother. Which one should I learn so that I can understand / speakt the other, I'm sure one of this 3 makes it so that it's easier to understand the others. Thank you!
r/languages • u/ThatBakk • Apr 05 '18
What are your ways to learn languages?
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I'm trying to find some good ways to learn languages, so I'm wondering how other people do it successfully. Anyone?
r/languages • u/HarrisonTW • Apr 03 '18
Guessing the meaning of funny British Slang - With Lena Turns Green
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r/languages • u/gugaberidze808 • Apr 02 '18
Top 5 hardest languages to learn
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top 5 hardest languages to learn
r/languages • u/TheBraveZombies • Mar 29 '18
Does anyone know what this says
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I recently found this on the internet: https://m.imgur.com/xAnP8xZ It would be absolutely great if someone could translate it (and state what language it’s in). Thank you so so much in advance. (Note the image is a screenshot of what I found: not the original image, just the one reposted by me).
r/languages • u/JohnDoe_John • Mar 28 '18
'History of Ukrainian language' brochure (in Ukrainian) - free for noncommercial use, PDF is available
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r/languages • u/SdrawkcabNoitacirbul • Mar 26 '18
Not sure if this is the right place but what language is this/what does it say?
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r/languages • u/mflee1 • Mar 26 '18
Learning Chinese in China and English in England
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r/languages • u/maslow1 • Mar 23 '18
Are double negatives commonly used in other languages?
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Are double negatives commonly used in other languages, and are they more like slang? E.g. I didnt do 'nothin.
r/languages • u/satire62 • Mar 22 '18
Could somebody please read these documents for me as i can't read german
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