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G3ronimo
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Joined: 27 Dec 2005
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Posted: Tue Oct 03 2006 19:18 Learning another language
okey as I am weird.. I wanna learn another language.. I started off learning some swedish ^^ does any of you know where to get programs, etc etc any help to learn the language faster/better ?
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Ravana
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Joined: 18 Nov 2005
Location: Oulu, Finland

Posted: Tue Oct 03 2006 19:22
In Finland we have this thing called "kirjasto", which roughly translates to "library" in English. You have something like that there? Honestly I don't get why nowadays people want programs for everything that's available in the library for free. I assume you have one there too?
http://www.mikseri.net/artists/thejollynekromanseri.51046.php http://www.mikseri.net/artists/bewaretheconstruct.62202.php MT source files available if requested (maybe)

G3ronimo
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Posted: Tue Oct 03 2006 21:25

Ravana wrote:

In Finland we have this thing called "kirjasto", which roughly translates to "library" in English. You have something like that there? Honestly I don't get why nowadays people want programs for everything that's available in the library for free. I assume you have one there too?

library is 5 minutes cycling :O

How dare you to make me tired Razz

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Ravana
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Joined: 18 Nov 2005
Location: Oulu, Finland

Posted: Tue Oct 03 2006 21:52
I sincerely apologize, M'lord.
http://www.mikseri.net/artists/thejollynekromanseri.51046.php http://www.mikseri.net/artists/bewaretheconstruct.62202.php MT source files available if requested (maybe)

Sunbuster
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Joined: 05 May 2003
Location: Finland

Posted: Tue Oct 03 2006 22:59
First take a beginners course with a live teacher. Then find a TV show that speaks the language you're learning and perhaps subtitles in your native language. Also, like Ravana said, goto the library, get some books in said language and start reading (with a dictionary close at hand). That's how I would do it, but I can't say if it's the best way...

TOffe
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Joined: 04 May 2003
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Posted: Tue Oct 03 2006 23:46
sacrifice a virgin in you living room, while you listen to crazy frog at max volume, and dance around in your favourite banana hammocks. that would surly make the devil appear and then all you have to do is to sell your soul. but then again if you own a copy of crazy frog you probably already sold or was born without a soul, so I don't really know any good way apart from the tips above. maybe buy one of those girls online from the decired contry...
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G3ronimo
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Posted: Wed Oct 04 2006 06:27

TOffe wrote:

sacrifice a virgin in you living room, while you listen to crazy frog at max volume, and dance around in your favourite banana hammocks. that would surly make the devil appear and then all you have to do is to sell your soul. but then again if you own a copy of crazy frog you probably already sold or was born without a soul, so I don't really know any good way apart from the tips above. maybe buy one of those girls online from the decired contry...

^^ Didn't work ^^ srry Razz

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TOffe
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Posted: Fri Oct 06 2006 14:11
I actually been looking around for something like this myself since I wanted to start learning japanese or chinese. http://www.therosettastone.co.uk the demo didn't seem to be all to boring, but the price tag did.
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CHICAGO�lollie
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Joined: 05 May 2003

Posted: Sat Oct 07 2006 14:03
Swedish, huh? [This "crash course" was posted around here some months ago]. ;D ...you got anything for French? "Bonjour" isn't enough. :{

OneUp
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Joined: 03 May 2006
Location: Norrk�ping, Sweden

Posted: Sun Oct 08 2006 21:19
G3ronimo: Talk to Frank at your school Have you met him yet btw?

G3ronimo
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Posted: Mon Oct 09 2006 10:36

OneUp wrote:

G3ronimo: Talk to Frank at your school Very Happy

Have you met him yet btw?

well our school is quite massive... there are around 16000 students there... and around like, 4500 people working there so...

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cHiEfRoCkA 4 ReaL
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Joined: 23 May 2005
Location: Germany

Posted: Mon Oct 09 2006 12:38
Well depends on how much you wanna learn of it. I guess the best is having a class with a teacher etc. Or try to get some cd�s where you gotta repeat what they say. Swedish - NL (or english) dictionary is helpful too. But the best thing imo is taking classes.

G3ronimo
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Posted: Mon Oct 09 2006 19:09

cHiEfRoCkA 4 ReaL wrote:

Well depends on how much you wanna learn of it.

I guess the best is having a class with a teacher etc.

Or try to get some cd�s where you gotta repeat what they say.
Swedish - NL (or english) dictionary is helpful too.

But the best thing imo is taking classes.

^^ okidoki Very Happy

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cHiEfRoCkA 4 ReaL
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Posted: Mon Oct 09 2006 20:45
I guess getting sources for Swedish aint a very big problem, huh? I wanna take Urdu classes for years. But as it�s an unpopular language its even almost impossible to find a german/urdu dictionary. Let alone classes. Oh...Urdu is to 95 % similar to Hindi. Spoken in India/Pakistan...my dad never taught me and now I gotta see how to learn it.

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