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Learning Turkish
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17 Sep 2006 Sun 02:02 pm |
Do you think that some people are natural to learning new languages?
My friend lived in Bandama for 3 years but picked turkish up after 3 months of being there. I have been here for 6 months and still i only know the basiscs. Through the winter i will try extremely hard to learn as i will have more time for myself and my studies.
But my question is, is there really a set time span for learning? if there is i will set my target
Thanks
Laura
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17 Sep 2006 Sun 03:17 pm |
I do not think that there is a time limit of how fast you can learn a language, it just depends on how quick your mind adjusts to new languages. I also learn languages quite fast good luck with your turkish
from Kai
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17 Sep 2006 Sun 05:22 pm |
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18 Sep 2006 Mon 09:29 pm |
Thanks for your very thoughtful and well written replies. Im glad you said it wasnt a case of how clever you are as i was beginning to thing it might be that! You are right scalpel I am really talented in other aspects of my life but unfortunately learning turkish or any other language wasnt one of them so this i think may take me longer.
Never give up is my motto, and yes i need to get over the fear of getting things incorrect, everyone has to make mistakes to learn from them.
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15 Oct 2006 Sun 03:05 pm |
Quoting oreniyorum8: Do you think that some people are natural to learning new languages?
My friend lived in Bandama for 3 years but picked turkish up after 3 months of being there. I have been here for 6 months and still i only know the basiscs. Through the winter i will try extremely hard to learn as i will have more time for myself and my studies.
But my question is, is there really a set time span for learning? if there is i will set my target
Thanks
Laura |
To be honest Laura I think it is to do with repitition. I get quite good for a beginner then don't do any for a few weeks and it's back to the beginning. Having said that I do retain some things.
So like a lot of things it is practise, practise practise.
I bet this time next year you will be really good
Jo_Anne
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