Anyone wanna join learning a new language??
Hello there! Wondering if anyone wants to join learning a new language with me on Duolingo !
I'm planning on learning some Esperanto and french for now. On the site Duolingo we can exchange the others persons progress and maybe we could create a small group to practice what we have learned :)
I would love to learn Arabic but sadly I didn
@Bonnes Heyy, it is available there. I speak Arabic, but sometimes for curiosity I like to check what they teach out
@LoveThisLife Really? I can t find it if there is :) I know there are arabic courses to learn other languages but not for example english to arabic or german to arabic
Yea I would love to join you I wanna learn French as well
I would love to learn as well. I'm learning french at school but want to get better.
i always wanted to learn french. if somone wants to add me then my user on duolingo is LucidP.
I want to get back to learning Japanese. I have basic polite terms and few introductory phrases a few kanji characters.
@hyspin I'm trying to learn Japanese too :)
@hyspin
Me too! Know basic Japanese & Korean.
Interested in learning
Does anyone want to learn German by any chance?
@wittyPark6454
I would love to.
I took 7 years of Spanish in school and don't remember a lot. I was using Duolingo a little while back for a refresher but haven't been on much lately. Now, I want to pick it back up again.
I am currently larning Bengali, but sadly that isn't on duolingo :(
OMG, yes I joined recently. Learning German right now, and planning to learn Spanish and French later too :)
@newbiebunny
You may want to check by typing in YouTube: learn french with Vincent .
For Esperanto there was a book I downloaded that have comprehensive tables that you would like to see before you get deeper into it.
The book also had full grammar, I will give you the link after I find it again.
Sorry for my typos in last reply :-D ☺☺.
@XantiAbraham
My name in duolingo is Xanti Xanx
@XantiAbraham what's the name of the book?
@Anonynectarine I'm sorry I couldn't recall the book name or find It ,I'm not sure if it had the correlatives table or not, you can try these two:
1- Esperanto: Learning and Using the International Language.
2-a complete grammar for Esperanto the international language
I'm not sure how good they are but it could be one of them,I could find one of them only as pdf,if I found or recall the book I will share it with you.
I remember that the book was readable only too.
@XantiAbraham No worries! I look into it and see what I can find
@Anonynectarine OK I wish you a good luck!
I quit my plan to learn Esperanto because I have many other languages that I'm interested in to learn them in my life time that i wouldn't need Esperanto if I knew all of them.