language systems II

[qazwsxedcrfvg123]

commit yourself to learning with interesting content - this is a powerful message. You need to do a separate video to spread this idea!

[ananya817]

Hi steve, My name is Ananya. I watched some of your videos. I really liked the way you speak about languages. I am an Indian currently in Ohio US and I know Japanese other than some regional languages. I need your help to prepare for a skype interview. I applied in a automobile company in India for the post of a translator. I request you to please send me your e-mail ID where I can send you my details. I appreciate your help.

ananya

[xxxqwertxxx]

I would so buy an electronic, on-the-go, Lingq ebook reader. I want one. I wish someone would hurry up and invent one.

[Fatface34]

Hi, I'm really interested in learning russian with lingq. Can I use lingq as my only russian learning resource? Are there any tips you can give to the begginer?

[lingosteve]

It is quite possible to only use LingQ. I think if I were doing it I would also buy a small starter book on Russian to help with the alphabet, and to review occasionally. It is just nice to hold a book in one's hands every now and then. However, the bulk of what you need is to be found at LingQ. Give it a try for free and tell us how you find it on one of the Forums at LingQ. Good luck. Steve

[Rockwithme192]

I agree that there isn't much good content for Korean. I have been teaching myself for about 6 months now and I am rather stuck. I know hangul and some phrases and vocab, but thats really it =(. One korean book I have found that is helpful for beginners is 'your first 100 words in Korean'. They use hangul from the very beginning and they also use konglish (but I hate when books ONLY use konglish) and the content is rather fun, I feel like a little kid again.

[lingosteve]

Just give us a little longer at LingQ and we will have Korean.

[Rockwithme192]

not gonna lie.

I am excited.

[91Yon]

I can't wait for Korean, i really want to learn it but i can't find any material for it.... so i'm learning Japanese.

[jos3ph2]

how many languages to you speak fluently?

[lingosteve]

You can read it at LingQ . Otherwise you will have to order from Amazon.

[zimmermann10]

Is the book " the way of linguist" avalible here in Brazil?

[lingosteve]

kronos77, Go to the iTunes store, change the country to Italy and look up the podcasts.

[19fas88]

wow, i never knew that!  a lot of the podcasts are free too!

[kronos77]

Where are these Italian history lectures you are talking about?

[zocurtis]

I guess what you're saying is that whatever you do, it shouldn't feel like work. No wonder I took a year and a half of spanish in college and couldn't speak a word or it until I started studying on my own.