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Is it normal that i like to torture myself to become multilingual by studying multiple languages per day?

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Based on 25 votes (17 yes)
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  • _Mehhhh_

    I'd recommend sticking to one at a time :P You might end up confusing yourself and just not progressing very fast on any of them, if you try too many at once.

    Being multilingual is a wonderful thing though. There's some people who might look at speaking another language and think "well what use is that?"... uh, loads. If you're passionate about learning languages and can speak more than one, it opens up SO many career options for you.

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    • Fetiza000

      I dont really struggle with it, i learn them one after another. Why does everyone think i do them all at the same time?

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      • _Mehhhh_

        Because you said... "by studying multiple languages per day" XD ... that's doing them all at once haha

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        • Fetiza000

          Omfg... shpuldnt it be obvious that i mean i do this and then i do that one *im not English, cant use perfect wording).

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  • lordofopinions

    Try learning Chinese! Its a very tonal language. I had a Chinese friend give me an example. He spoke the same word 3 different ways and each way depending on which part of the word was accented had a totally different meaning. You might be trying to say your grandmother is very nice and end up saying i'd like to screw your grandmother. :)

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    • Fetiza000

      Erm... I already am... lol.

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  • Fetiza000

    Ill use them online and to understand weird Youtube comments

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  • Nickvey

    Greek,Spanish,french ,Portuguese English.

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  • Pumpurrnickel

    It's completely normal to want to learn languages and learn one at a time. Studying multiple languages every day is weird though. You won't do a good job learning them by squishing them together.

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    • Fetiza000

      I can tell the difference between each one, none of them are too similar to one another.

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  • Nickvey

    i spent 8 years in Europe. whats wrong with learning a new language? now if you are never going to Europe thats sort of crazy . that would be torture .

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    • Fetiza000

      Hahaha! I AM from Europe!

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