No.455
Yes, I'm a native spanish speaker, and I learned english through hadoukens.
I keep up using it as my second language in everything, and dear internet helps a lot. A lot. While I consider myself a person which is able to keep a conversation on-line, I do tend to fuck up a lot sometimes. This mostly happens because I write without reading twice and because I don't sleep too much.
As for my speak, well, it sucks. It really sucks. But mostly because I don't exercise myself to improve it, and also I don't have anybody to correct myself. However, the few times I have talked to native english speakers, I was able both to understand them and to express myself without the "YO HOW SAY I LIKE ENGLISH THAT DURR DICKS".
I learned it because of vidya and because it's like an universal language which for me wasn't that hard to grasp.
I also understand some japanese and I'm trying to study my moonrunes at least 4 times per week. This also helps with chinese but honestly I wouldn't be able to understand more than some kanji and I have no idea about pronunciations.
Why? Because animu, gemu, and because I like retro japanese shit which is not even translated and probably won't ever be translated.
I knew some basic German but I completely forgot about it. I don't remember how I learned but I'd love to try it again.
I was learning Finnish too, but the page I was studying from died and it completely stalled. I really like the flow of Suomea so I wanted to give it a try. Really hard but absolutely worth the effort.
I also understand portuguese, some swedish and norse. Portuguese because where I live it's an obligatory language along with english since this is a touristic city, and I learned basic swedish and norse because I like old Escandinavian cultures.
No.501
>>454My native language is Dutch(Nederlands) and I learned as child also German(Deutsch) because my mother is german and while growing up I learned english from videogames and movies mostly I suppose like the most of us I want to learn Japanese I can say few things in spanish/france/turkish/ and few russian things learned from my mother.
Turkish part because of my waifu
and spanish and france dont really speak it but I sometimes watched shows in diffrent languages on the web as a kid so like I already know the episode and watched it in another language so I could learn in a certain way
No.507
>>504germanfag here
"I will be for a bike trip"(lit.) doesn't really make sense. Do you mean to say "I suggest.." or "I'm going to.."?
+Ich wär für eine Radtour
+Ich werde eine Radtour machen
No.508
>>507I think I was going for "I'm going for a bike ride."
Thanks for the help, there.
A lot of times I get confused on which words to use, and which situations I should use them in.
No.511
>>454>>455>>482Don't bother with Spanish. It is the worst of the western languages. Go with German or some Escandinavian ones. Not kidding.
No.512
>>511I'm
>>455 and I agree with you. Worst language, worst translations, and the only cool point is that since it has latin roots is easier to learn French, Italian, etc.
No.513
>>508No probs
Got steam or something? I know that german can be tough for some people so I could impart my wisdom if need be