/ub/ - Überhengst

So you guys wanna learn Polish to swear better?

>>816
I'm intrested
>>815
I'm currently learning French so I can read shit thats in french. Anyone have tips for me

>>819
Ok I will think about the formula - but we will start with the basics.

>>815
I speak Spanish and play a lot of tf2 and some age of empires and csgo too, if you wanna chat just add me on steam (send me an email @ [email protected])

Easiest way to learn Spanish is to first learn things you might actually like, like the lyrics from a song or random quotes like “No es lo mismo las ruinas de Machu Pichu que un Machu te meta el Pichu y te deje en la ruina”
Wich means the ruins of machine Pichu aren't the same as a macho sticking his dick in your add and leaving you in ruins, it's a play on words.
If you have any questions feel free to ask, I'm sure I can teach you something

>>824
Autocorrect completely screwed with every sentence I typed.

>>824
>>825

Sure, it couldn't hurt to have someone to give me info on spanish. Bear in mind I have horrible internet though.

I want to learn Arabic. The middle East is completely dependent on foreign engineers and they pay out the ass for western educated chemical engineers.

>>831
Ah don't worry, if you feel like it we might just use text based chat or something.

So I've been slowly trying to learn French and holy shit, it is a whole different beast. I can see sort of how its similar to Spanish in the fact its a Romantic language and how it somewhat influences English but holy the pronunciations is just, damn. At least with Spanish words, what you see is what you get, you simply pronounce the word and usually the sound just like how they look but with French, a word might sound completely different from what it looks sometimes. Gonna stick with it though cause learning a language is never a waste of time nor effort and maybe it might help me in life somehow but the odds are very low. Any French speaking anons have any advise I should know? Also apologies for reviving a dead thread but its /ub/ so its not like it gets updated much.

>>1015
>Also apologies for reviving a dead thread
I don't think it is any need to apologize, it is good to get some activity on /ub/ I think. Sadly I don't know French, but hopefully someone else do.
>but I will shamelessly bump it for you

With all this 1984 shit going on I looked into the relation of speech and thought and lies to bolster my arguments and came to the conclusion that I should pick up my books again.

Anybody know any good sources?

Interested in scandinavion languages, french, spanish and eastern languages.

Also latin for science and deeper understanding of western languages.

So fag from post >>1015 here. I'm abandoning French. I don't know what it is but I have had the worst time with it. Maybe its because the pronunciation and there's all sorts of small shit to keep up that if you mess up, you risk making yourself look like an utter retard. Plus all the accents for letters trip me up alot with spelling, not to mention trying to remember that along with all the verb conjugations in tenses has been a mess for me.

>inb4 that's how romantic languages work
When I was learning Spanish in school, I had nowhere near as much difficulty with spelling, conjugation, and other stuff. Not to mention there is only one accent with spanish to keep up with which is a blessing for me.

So it leaves it to this. I have been looking at three languages I've been interested in and its this:
>Continuing learning Spanish
>Dutch
>Russian

Continuing Spanish is the most logical choice since I already am familiar with it though I'm still in beginner stages. Because of learning French , despite it being a failure, I am familiar with how conjugations work with Romantic languages so that should help alot. Dutch sounds funny but I have read how Dutch and English are very identical in alot of aspects making it easy for an English speaker to learn. Russian will be the hardest one to learn by far and the most time consuming but its the one I'm the most interested in and it looks cool as fuck. I haven't decided with what yet but if I pick one, I plan to stick with it and not bother with anything else so I must decide wisely.

>>1181
If I were you I would learn a Slavic language like Polish, Czech or Russian.

I've been learning Polish for the past few weeks, and it's definitely a "What you see is what you get" type of language when it comes to pronunciation. So you'll really only have to worry about the conjugations and the accents, which are quite easy to get used to, but there are some exceptions. For instance to say 'You' in Polish, it's 'Ty', and the verb conjugation is for the most part 'sz'. But to say "you are" it's "ty jesteś". The 'ty' is usually optional too.

As you're most interested in Russian though, all the power to you.

>>1191
Why did you choose polish?
Of all languages to learn it is one of the last I would choose

>>1198
I see Poland and other Slavic countries as Europe's foremost hope in our struggle, if I was forced to flee my country, Poland is the first place I'd go for a white homeland.
That and there are loads of Poles where I live, and they're helping me learn.