Language Learner's Thread - Cunning Linguists Welcome. - General

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[QUOTE=OrkO;47988622]ich bin seit nur einem monat in deutschland, aber ich bleibe für zwei weitere monate. ich komm aus den USA. ich bin weder student noch bürger. nur gast :)[/QUOTE] Dein Wortschatz ist einfach toll aber dein Grammatik lässt viel zu wünschen übrig (Es solltest "aber bleibe ich" und natürlich "ich komme" sein). Deine Punkte sind auch verrückt :v: Bleibst du für die vollen Jahre? Das wird eine Hilfe und besser sein. Die Axt im Hause ersetzt den Zimmermann (Nicht Handhilfe) ;)

[QUOTE=Cypher_09;47989175]Dein Wortschatz ist einfach toll aber dein Grammatik lässt viel zu wünschen übrig (Es solltest "aber bleibe ich" und natürlich "ich komme" sein). Deine Punkte sind auch verrückt :v: Bleibst du für die vollen Jahre? Das wird eine Hilfe und besser sein. Die Axt im Hause ersetzt den Zimmermann (Nicht Handhilfe) ;)[/QUOTE] Entschuldigung, aber die Wortfolge ist gänzlich okay, die ich benutzt habe. Ich muss auch sagen, dass Wendungen wie beispielsweise "ich komm" und "ich hab" usw. "umgangssprachlich" sind, was bedeutet, dass diese nicht ganz richtig sind, aber sie sind im allgemeinen Sprachgebrauch sehr häufig. Kurz gesagt ist [B]meine[/B] (die) Grammatik doch ganz okay. Ich bin mir auch nicht ganz sicher was du genau gemeint hast, als du "Bleibst du für die vollen Jahre?" gesagt hast. Fragst du ob ich für [B]einen Jahr[/B] bleibe, oder für [B]einige Jahre[/B]? [editline]17th June 2015[/editline] Oooo und du hast "es solltest" gesagt. [B]Es sollte[/B] "es sollte" sein :) [editline]17th June 2015[/editline] In other words, thanks for your help but my writing is quite alright. [editline]17th June 2015[/editline] I suppose I should also clarify why you're wrong about the "aber" thing. If "aber" were an adverb, you'd be correct. However, "aber" is a coordinating conjunction, which means that the clause which it connects has the same word order as if it were a standalone sentence. Therefore you'd write a sentence like "Ich ging zu der Bank, aber sie war zu." I went to the bank, but it was closed. not "Ich ging zu der Bank, aber war sie zu." This is incorrect. I went to the bank, but was it closed. It ends up sounding like a question. If it were a question (which wouldn't make sense in that context) it would be correct. "Ich dachte die Bank war geöffnet, aber war sie doch zu?" I thought the bank was open, but was it actually closed? Remember the difference between coordinating conjunctions (aber, und, denn, sondern, oder, etc.) and adverbs. "Also" is an adverb commonly mistaken by students to be a coordinating conjunction. "Ich bin neu hier, also kenne ich die Stadt nicht gut." I am new here, so I don't know the city well. not "Ich bin neu hier, also ich kenne die Stadt nicht gut." This is incorrect. Hopefully that helps

I'm going to Vancouver in the coming Monday, woo!

Turns out there's a Chinese cafe with bubble tea here in the middle of nowhere. I had no clue. I might go buy some tomorrow, I hope they speak Mandarin, though it'll be awkward as fuck trying to use it. 我要买一杯红珍珠奶茶

[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/j14CKVy.png[/IMG] Hell yeah, here I come!

[QUOTE=OrkO;47983464]he jungs. ein deutschlernender hier, der nur hallo sagen will also hallo :) [editline]16th June 2015[/editline] ein deutschlernender der auch in deutschland ist wie man vielleicht auf englisch sagen würde, fuck yeah[/QUOTE] Ich lerne auch Deutsch, aber am Dienstag habe ich schon eine sehr wichtige Englisch-Prüfung. Jetzt will ich nur über Englisch denken. If i score more than 90%, i probably get to go to Canada in January (for free!) and study there for a term. Last time i took an english exam, which was the TOEFL iTP, i scored 97.5%. Still, i'm pretty nervous. [editline]21st June 2015[/editline] [QUOTE=reevezy67;47919902]I actually wanted to learn Korean but it wasn't available at my Uni.[/QUOTE] I also want to learn Korean, it should be my next language. Absolutely love the alphabet and the writing. I tried to learn it by myself once, but it's hard for me to learn anythig without a schedule.

[QUOTE=reevezy67;48015302]Turns out there's a Chinese cafe with bubble tea here in the middle of nowhere. I had no clue. I might go buy some tomorrow, I hope they speak Mandarin, though it'll be awkward as fuck trying to use it. 我要买一杯红珍珠奶茶[/QUOTE] 珍珠奶茶 would be good enough I don't know if they make bubble tea out of other tea but they'll probably specify it if that's the case

duolingo is really neat, but it's driving me up the wall that i can't type in transliterated cyrillic since i'm too lazy to change my keyboard language trying my hand at ukrainian fyi

Finally finished learning the Korean alphabet. Yayyyyy vocab time

I want to go to a Japanese language school here, but the timings just don't work out. One is on Saturday mornings for almost a full year, and I work basically every weekend. The other is evenings, which works better for me, but I'm not sure of what they cover in those evenings, and it'd basically mean 8 weeks of having no spare time after work some days.

[QUOTE=Super2Donny;48021544]珍珠奶茶 would be good enough I don't know if they make bubble tea out of other tea but they'll probably specify it if that's the case[/QUOTE] They have like 20 types of tea. Though a lot of it isn't tea, I was going off the menu.

[QUOTE=Ownederd;48021580]duolingo is really neat, but it's driving me up the wall that i can't type in transliterated cyrillic since i'm too lazy to change my keyboard language trying my hand at ukrainian fyi[/QUOTE] i also tried a bit of ukranian, it was fun trying to figure out the ukranian keyboard but between german, esperanto, and spanish, i should really not worry about ukranian all that much right now also if anyone wants to add me on duolingo, my name is frtprty

11 hours economy class is a torture I can't feel my bum

I'm trying to have Anki clean up old media files I don't need, roughly 750MB of them, and it's currently unresponsive and eating over a gig of my RAM.

[QUOTE=Super2Donny;48028910]11 hours economy class is a torture I can't feel my bum[/QUOTE] my struggle everytime I visit China X) airline food makes you more sick than it gives you nutrition

Unfortunately, the only language I know other than English is American Sign Language. Which I'm fluent in. Unfortunate because I can't talk to people in it through a forum. :\

Take pictures.

[QUOTE=thefreemann;48029486]my struggle everytime I visit China X) airline food makes you more sick than it gives you nutrition[/QUOTE] I just live on the free beer for 10+ hours :)

Hallo. Using Duolingo to learn German. Also I took Ancient Greek in high school so go me?

Anyone else here have interest in the Klingon Language, anyone besides me have Klingon Hamlet?

i love TNG but have no interest in learning klingon however chances are i'll still take a crack at it when it comes to duolingo

Japanese needs to hurry up and get on Duolingo :v: You can, though, practice your Japanese by going on the Japanese > English course.

You would think they could just reverse the Japanese questions then go from there.

Здравствуйте все! Я могу печатать в русский! Learning the Cyrillic was the easiest part but memorizing words is a pain. Don't even want to know how difficult it is to learn the syntax of Russian (already finding it pretty tough)

[QUOTE=Ownederd;48021580]duolingo is really neat, but it's driving me up the wall that i can't type in transliterated cyrillic since i'm too lazy to change my keyboard language trying my hand at ukrainian fyi[/QUOTE] As a Russian speaker, hearing Ukrainian being spoken is one of the most hilarious things. [QUOTE=WitheredGryphon;48038179]Здравствуйте все! Я могу печатать в русский! Learning the Cyrillic was the easiest part but memorizing words is a pain. Don't even want to know how difficult it is to learn the syntax of Russian (already finding it pretty tough)[/QUOTE] It should be па not в

[QUOTE=lyna;48040608]As a Russian speaker, hearing Ukrainian being spoken is one of the most hilarious things. It should be па not в[/QUOTE] Спасибо Is there a good English - Russian dictionary you recommend? Tbh I think that might be the easiest way to start learning more

[QUOTE=WitheredGryphon;48041720]Спасибо Is there a good English - Russian dictionary you recommend? Tbh I think that might be the easiest way to start learning more[/QUOTE] No sorry I do not have a good dictionary to recommend. Best way to learn is to go ahead and watch Russian TV and movies and read children's books.

[QUOTE=Cypher_09;47899500]I'm not sure specifically but it's one of these: Aichi Prefectural University Akita International University Daito Bunka University Hokusei Gakuen University The International University Of Kagoshima Kanda University of International Studies Kinjo Gakuin University Kumamoto Gakuen University Kurume University Meio University Mejiro University Mie University Mukogawa Women’s University Nagasaki University of Foreign Studies Nagoya University of Foreign Studies Nagoya Women’s University Oita University Osaka International University Ryukoku University Seinan Gakuin University Toyo University Utsunomiya University Yamaguchi University[/QUOTE] how do you even go about finding and getting into japanese schools? I dont dont even know how to do that in my home country but id kill to be a ryuugakusei

[QUOTE=WitheredGryphon;48041720]Спасибо Is there a good English - Russian dictionary you recommend? Tbh I think that might be the easiest way to start learning more[/QUOTE] watch brother (brat), stalker, come and see (idi i smotri), or solaris with subtitles, then watch it with audio-only when you get more comfortable