Ich bin zu faul um mich reinzuhängen um sie erneut zu gewinnen, ich hab ein festes Pensum (1 komplette Einheit pro Tag) und damit komm ich klar. Wenn ich mehr Fortschritt machen wollte, würd ich LanguageTransfer nutzen on top :)

hihi sofi just so you know duo isn't going to really be a good tool to learn (really any) language, they replaced their teachers w/ ai some replacements that i believe/def have turkish are memrise, languagetransfer, pimsleur, yunus emre's self study, and turkishclass101 on yt

YAAAYYY I found a nonprofit learning app (LanguageTransfer) and it has 80 parts but I will try and do one a day... The one I did today was learning pronunciation and a bit about language roots

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Excuse me, Congressman, but I don’t think we’re “taking away” resources; plenty are still available, just not on the American taxpayers’ dime! Check out free apps like Duolingo, Memrise, or LanguageTransfer to get started. Honestly, your statement sounds pretty ridiculous when you read it twice... expecting handouts while ignoring accessible solutions! 🤔

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Check out LanguageTransfer. 100% free resource put together by this guy who is just obsessed with the pedagogy of languages. He has an extensive Greek audio course. In my opinion the methodology is very effective. Then focus on spaced repetition for vocab and comprehensible input (Stephen Krashen method). Wrote more about it here: mylessnider.substack.com/p/t…

Yes, you should. No, they aren’t. The game changer for me was the LanguageTransfer app; the most intuitive way to process learning a new language, have taken quantum leaps forward in comprehension and speech using it, after sputtering for years with Babble, Duolingo etc.

dump the bird and download LanguageTransfer; you’ll see quantum leaps forward comparatively

Nie wiem jak bardzo zaawansowany jesteś ale na początek nauki języka bardzo dobrą apką za darmo jest languagetransfer, jest na storze.

2 apps, LanguageTransfer and Duolingo. With language transfer you learn with another person and Duolingo is best for practice

Мой набор для самостоятельного изучения: Duolingo или Memrise Lingua.com Languagetransfer Watching начинать с Extra, потом Friends или что хорошо знакомо Смотреть блоги на YouTube Главное - ежедневно, мелкими шагами удобными для планирования

Very true. Lots of things to admire about Duolingo, but effectiveness is not one of them. I'm going to Italy next week and spent the last 3.5 months learning Italian. I feel like I have a very solid foundation. Here's what worked for me. - Daily audio lessons with Pimsleur. These are 30 min audio lessons that make really effective use of spaced repetition. They give you solid basics and it compounds. - Lingvist for vocabulary in context Lingvist is a great tool that teaches you vocabulary but (very importantly) that vocab is presented in the context of sentences instead of isolated on flashcards. Also makes great use of spaced repetition. Those were the two primary tools I used that made the biggest difference. Others I like: - LanguageTransfer or Michel Thomas Very similar methods of audio learning. Both very effective. I think pairing these with Pimsleur is fantastic. - Memrise A little too gamified for me, but it gives you really useful vocabulary, often in context, and makes use of spaced repetition. - Clozemaster This is a cool tool that also does vocabulary in context. It would be even better than Lingvist if it weren't for the fact that its spaced repetition algo is basically broken. Other than that it's a good tool, especially if you want ongoing practice after you've got good basics in a language. Italian is my third language after English and Spanish. The biggest thing I did different this time was that I didn't focus at all on memorizing grammar rules. I've come to the conclusion it's not worth it. Just get enough exposure to the language and your brain will fill in those rules. A lot of my current thoughts around language learning are informed by Stephen Krashen and his language acquisition model. @christiandean_ is building a cool tool called MotherStory that uses this model to teach. It works your brain a lot more than Duolingo, but it actually works better. I'm excited to keep exploring that as he builds it out.

🎧 listening to languagetransfer spanish lessons rn

There’s a language course called Languagetransfer where the teacher records his sessions teaching a student. THE best language course Something like that for game would be enormous Take a dude from super noob to skilled all in 100 episodes

i find languagetransfer app 100x better than duolingo with my spanish lessons

جربي languagetransfer ، الصراحة اسلوبه في شرح اللغة الاسبانية عجيب ومبهر وما يشرح بطريقة تقليدية ( عنده لغة فرنسية وكم لغة ثانية ) ممكن تكون تجربة فريدة

I use Duolingo and Drops for vocabulary, and LanguageTransfer to understand grammar

Why are @LangTransfer courses so good? Hard f**king work is how. Nearly everyone that approaches me is still asking for the quick cheat I’m keeping to myself - WORK! These are my last two Mac keyboards #languagetransfer

PS: I also use @Pimsleur, @Busuu, @Mondly, and @speaklyapp daily. All of those are better than #Duolingo. I also like @Babbel @rocketlanguages @thebeelinguapp @memrise @Lingodeer #LanguageTransfer @MangoLanguages PS: @insight_prep does great app reviews on YouTube.