Speaking a Foreign Language before Reading and Writing

By request, I touch briefly on the subject on learning to speak a foreign language before learning to read and write it. I believe there are correct and incorrect ways of doing this, as long as you efforts don't impede on speaking the language. Not mentioned in the video is the fact that learning to read the language and recognize roots is beneficial for building extensive vocabulary.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• Learning foreign languages
• reading Chinese
• reading Georgian
• reading Arabic

[brandoscostumes]

lol you dont know whether people consider georgian difficult??

[jlspma]

My friend from India has learnt how to speak Malayalam and Hindi fluently however when he left India he still had not had any lessons on writing said languages or reading them. But he can speak both of them.

[Calissafication]

@zeronebula100 ....yeah. you say sayounara when you don't see someone for a long time. like when they go on a trip or something. get it?

[zeronebula100]

@Calissafication さようなら＝goodbye. 

[zeronebula100]

@Calissafication ありがとう、きみのにほんごはいいです。けど、パフェークトじゃ­内。幹事はまずかしいです。わかりませんはどうにほんじんかんじ­よむ。ｂｔｗ　わたしはいうことがいいした。

[Calissafication]

*こんにちは　spelling error

[Calissafication]

@zeronebula100 こんいちは　始めまして。　僕はアメリカ人だ。　なまえは？　どうぞよろしく。　じゃ、ね

don't say sayounara. thats if you dont see someone for a long time. your better off with じゃ、ね・また明日　or similar.

[zeronebula100]

@Calissafication lol. why write that

[zeronebula100]

@pikachyu1 i know a few kanji and i know hirigana and katakana and im not fluent but im learning kanji some what parallel like he did. im not fluent but i concider my self in a standard position in japanese.

see for your self

konnichiwa hajimemashite? boku wa amerikajin da. kimi namae wa? doozo yoroshiku. sayounara

[laoshu505000]

Oh yea, you bet it's a difficult language.