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Which languages are you referring to Lasonax? Actually I feel the same about Asian Pop Music: I also kind of enjoy Asian Pop Music, while, at the same, really hating European Pop. However, I am not sure whether Asian Pop Music is really better than European Pop Music in terms of Quality, Lyrics, and so on...it's maybe just that it is in a foreign language that makes it somehow special or let's say more magic :wacky:

Great post, Eppie! Just as Miya, I would be really grateful if you could provide the Chinese equivalents :wacky: I will think about the meaning of the last three ones.

Hey Wolf Wow, you are only 13 years old and already passionate about learning languages. That's just really awesome! I wish I was that smart when I was 13 years old! Welcome to the "Linguaholic-Language-Learning-Family"! You are most welcome. :grin:

That pretty much reflects my point of view about that matter

That's a tough question, Lasonax :wacky: Well, in my opinion, it always depends on why and for what reason you are learning a language. If it is just some kind of a hobby to learn let's say Language X, I would be probably satisfied if I could just reach conversational level in it. If you need Language X 'jobwise', thinks are different though. In this case, I would try to reach perfection in this language. This does of course not mean that I would study it forever, however I would try to reach a very high degree of fluency and I would definitely want to know all about the syntax and the grammar about that particular language. Still, I would not try to master every single idiom and every exotic phrase in that language, that's a sure thing.

Hey SoBizarre I just listened to the audio file. The person in the Audio File is saying "Des isch(t) gut". This actually means "This is good" in English. It is not standard high german, therefore it is not very easy to understand. In standard high german this sentence would need to be "Das ist gut". Hope that helps. If you need help with different audio files, let me know. I will be glad to help. regards lingua

Hi forextraspecialstuff Hopefully linguaholic.com will help you to solidify your Spanish Skills and help you to master Russian. There are lots of useful information about the two languages in this forum. To get you started in studying Russian, you might want to consult this handy list with useful online resources: http://linguaholic.com/study-russian/useful-links-for-russian-language-learners/

Hey there Cheesy Potatoes! You definitely came to the right place. We are all very eager here to study languages and have some fun while doing so! Hopefully see you in all kind of threads here on linguaholic.com :grin: If you have any questions about the forum, please do not hesitate to contact me best wishes lingua

Welcome Whnuien There are lots of Spanish Native Speakers here in the forums! I am sure you can find a spanish language buddy : P Have Fun and see you in the threads. lingua

I definitely agree, Lasonax. If you are serious about studying Japanese, learning Hiragana should be a piece of cake and you should have enough motivation to just learn them by heart without help of mnemonics. :wacky:

That's interesting g2narat. I will try to come up with some more soon :grin:

Awww Eppie, the last one is just soooo true, don't you think so? :=)

Hey there You can find this kind of section here: http://linguaholic.com/language-exchange-corner/ Please read the rules and open up a thread accordingly. kind regards lingua

Hey Elbuntu Welcome to linguaholic.com! Hope you will have a good time here and hopefully you can learn a lot here! See you in the threads. best wishes Lingua

My first french movie was probably 'La Haine', which features the amazing actor 'Vincent Cassel'. You probably all know him from the film 'Black Swan'. If you haven't seen 'La Haine' yet, you should definitely give it a try! It's superb.

Does anybody have a clue what 我用牢騷炸 could mean? I can also provide the context, if necessary. I just don't get the meaning of this sentence. regards lingua

That's an interesting list. How would you 'justify' the languages 'Japanese' and 'Thai' being in your top 5 list? I would love to hear more about that

innocence (L'innocence) -In English: innocence as well :=)

Hi there! Well, at least you already know two languages. That's already a good start. I am positive you will be able to master French as well sooner or later! If you have any questions regarding the French language, don't hesitate to ask me. You might want to have a look at the following link. That should get you started :grin: http://linguaholic.com/french-links-73/best-websites-to-study-french-online-free-resources/

Thank you for sharing this cool info graphic with us, Nyandroid. Those are really common mistakes and I do believe that we already have some threads here on linguaholic.com about some of those mistakes shown in that info graphic! :speechless:

I can't find any mistake in this text, Trellum. However, your English is better than mine anyway, so I'm not of much help here. The only thing I was wondering about in your text, concerns the following sentence: 'I really need to practice my English right now, because I'm studying to apply for a really nice online job that requires me to have a perfect spoken English, sadly I'm not sure I'm up to the challenge' I guess after 'sure' you could input an IF or a WHETHER, right? I doubt that it is compulsory, though..it is just slightly elliptic like this :=)

That is a lovely idiom! I will try to use this one in the near future, hehe. :grin: Hmm, first of all, I will need to find someone that I truly admire, though :=)

HI Nieves Welcome to linguaholic.com! Your English is already pretty decent, if you ask me! Why is it that you would like to learn Swedish? Are you planning a trip to Sweden or? Are you (already) into programming? Programming is really fascinating, yet it can be extremely difficult at times. I am somewhat a newbie in this field but I recently had to start programming at University. At the moment we are using Python, and later on we will move on to Java and other 'programming languages'. Have a nice day and hopefully see you in the forums soon. Lingua

Dear haibuihoang Thank you for sharing this lovely resource. I had a look at it and I really like it so far. I love the fact that I can just type in a Kanji and then I get all sort of information about the Kanji, such as JLPT level, stroke order diagram, sample sentences and much more. I would love to get in contact with you on Skype, if possible. lingua

Denis Hard already suggested that I should drop the very. I can see the reason why the use of 'very' does not make sense her. I guess that this use of very is used in novels and such, but not in this kind of texts :=) I can see that it would make sense to split that last sentence into two sentences. Any suggestions for the 'new version'? :=))