Have you ever learned a new language?

Have you ever learned a new language?

Welcome to Poker Community!

♠️ Join a community built by poker players, for poker players! Discuss poker strategy, share your experiences, discover new poker sites, and connect with players who share your passion for the game.

Whether you play online tournaments, enjoy home games, or want to improve your skills, there's a seat at the table for you.

💬 Create an account to join the discussion, connect with members, and send private messages.

Join the Community!

uptrendfinancialsignal

Well-known member
PCFer
PCF Member
Joined
Oct 6, 2024
Messages
3,210
Reaction score
260
StockPoker Screen Name
Pokeraddict
I tried learning French back in school and failed miserably. Years later, I picked it up again using Duolingo just for fun. I’m nowhere near fluent. It's funny how languages feel impossible at first, then one day you catch yourself understanding a random phrase and it may click. It might be slow, but it feels good if it eventually clicks.
 
I know some spanish and creole, as my dad was born and raised in Cape Verde, but I can't speak it entirely.
 
Quite a few years ago now, I attempted to learn Spanish, but after a while, I found that I didn't have the time to dedicate to learning any more, so I gave it up.

I also learned German in school, which was something that I was placed into, though, and I could not make a change. Had I been able to change the language, I would have been better off learning French, as I have French family members.
 
It was English language which I learned about 8 years back. I took some classes and practiced a lot though honestly I'm still improving. becoz Learning a new language as an adult is way harder than people think..
 
It was English language which I learned about 8 years back. I took some classes and practiced a lot though honestly I'm still improving. becoz Learning a new language as an adult is way harder than people think..
I understand your point! Learning a language as an adult is not easy at all. The funny thing is that the little progress is like a big achievement. Sometimes if I understand just a phrase in French, it would be like I just won a lottery. 🤣
 
I only know how to speak 3 languages now. They are English, French and Spanish. I'm going to learn how to speak German language soon.
 
I understand your point! Learning a language as an adult is not easy at all. The funny thing is that the little progress is like a big achievement. Sometimes if I understand just a phrase in French, it would be like I just won a lottery. 🤣
Really though, unless you listen to non-english songs a lot and have it translated, it might be easier.
 
I tried learning Spanish once. Didn’t go far, honestly. Life challenges gets in the way. But I still remember some phrases. Learning new language is hard but it's fun.
 
I have never tried learning a new language. However, I have tried to improve my English language skills in the past. My English skills were horrible. I still need to improve my English skills a lot.
 
No, I don't have the time but I know I yesrn to have another language. I would see how I can learn one and start using it
 
I learned Japanese language, I have basic skills.
 
I have tried learning a new language before, but i find it a little hard. I have always had issues with learning a new language.
 
I used Duolingo to learn Spanish. It only lasted for 2 weeks. The thing is that for the first week, I was motivated. I was learning new words and practicing. By second week, life happen. Work stress, I had no time, the notifications from Duolingo were just piled up. Eventually I delete the app.
 

Users who are viewing this thread

Back
Top