Language Learners I - Klingon's a Thing

[Zethin]

Welcome to the Language Learners general thread! This thread is for people who are either currently learning a new language or are thinking about researching a new language to learn.
Tools
Memrise - A good tool to get familiar with a language, will definitely give you a good indication if you want to pursue a particular language.
Duolingo - Similar to Memrise in that it's a great way to gauge your interest with a language.
Dict.cc - The language learner's handbook. A dictionary that covers words, context sentences, etc. Some languages have dictionaries with much more depth such as Jisho for Japanese.
Rosetta Stone - A paid option, although you can likely find better resources for your learning opportunities. Teaches only vocabulary and phrases rather than alphabets or grammar.
Anki - A highly customizable SRS flashcard system. You can either create your own decks or download other pre-made decks. Usable with any language.
Notable Websites
Fluent in 3 Months - A site dedicated to rapidly learning languages. I've never personally used his content, and don't go in expecting to be actually fluent with a language in three months. Still a decent resource though.
4chan Int Wiki - International wiki with a guide dedicated to how to learn a language.
Reddit Language Learners - Subforum for language learners on Reddit, though it's a pretty broad subforum.
How to Learn Any Language - Site with some interesting statistics on difficulties of learning each language and the process of teaching yourself a language.
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皆さんこんにちは！ I've been studying Japanese for ~1-1.5 months now so I'm still pretty fresh, but I hope to push through over the next year to be able to start reading on my own without constantly relying on a dictionary. I'm taking it at my own pace which is helping me prevent burnout for sure.
So what languages are you learning today?

[Crayz]

I'm learning Chinese, thanks for sharing the resources

[Ott]

I kinda wanna learn a useless language. Esperanto or something.

[Zethin]

Ott:
I kinda wanna learn a useless language. Esperanto or something.
I might suggest something like Angllo-Saxon. It has a really interesting alphabet and has a tooon of history behind it

[Chann]

I've been learning Japanese for about five months. Wondering if anyone could recommend some physicals resources? I've already picked up the Genki series and I'm also looking to practice handwriting soon.

[Zethin]

I'd definitely recommend finishing Genki first (if you haven't already). The most common recommendation I've seen after Genki is Tobira

[torekk]

Out of these, which would be the easiest to learn?

Spanish
French
Polish

I think the order I wrote them down is basically from easiert to hardest?

And then I'm wondering if it's a good idea to watch movies in german with spanish subs e.g. and then try it vice-versa.

[bishibosh]

where are my Latin lads and lasses at

[torekk]

I'm a born german and even I can't speak it properly at times, don't even get me started on grammar.

I took a quick look at the 4chan international wiki, which has some good "brotips" that include changing your phone/pc's language to the one you want to learn, even if it's just for technical stuff mostly. And then there's the one for polish: "Shit's hard, even Poles have trouble with their own language."