Has anyone read #FluentForever?👆🏼It was a #kindledeal today, so I bought it. I am using my upcoming trip to Europe as an excuse to learn another language. I have been using #duplingo to learn French, and if there is time I may try to learn some Italian too. I do not expect to become fluent by mid-June, but it‘s exciting to learn a little bit.
#FiveYearAnniversaryTrip #AnniversaryTrip #France #Italy #UK #Paris #Rome #London #foreignlanguage
LaLecture I own this one but I still haven‘t read it completely as I wanted to read it step by step while learning a language (he has kind of a 4-step-program). I really like his approach. French is such a beautiful language! And the grammar ist really similar to Italian. It‘s really confusing though to learn both languages at the same time as the similarities can also confuse ^^. Have fun in Europe! Which countries will you visit? 7y
LoveToReadLiveToRead Oh I haven‘t used Duolingo for ages but this is the second time I‘ve seen reference to it this week so maybe I should pick it back up. I did French at school until I was 18 but then have only dipped in and out of it since then so started Duolingo a while ago to refresh my memory. PS your trip sounds great! X (edited) 7y
Reggie I did French for a week on duolingo and all I remember is il mange un orange. Lol 7y
ReadingsByTheC Your trip sounds amazing! I've had my eye on that book, thanks for the heads up on the kindle deal. 7y
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