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roadkillers on 26 September 2017
VGPolyglot said:

No, do not use Rosetta Stone!! You need something that teaches grammar, vocabulary and cultural context, along with getting practice with speaking, listening, writing and reading.

Edit: Oh, and I might add that I'm also learning Mandarin!! So you could always practise with me if you'd like!!

How are you learning?

Also I am in the Army (gov work) do I get resetta stone free?



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Snoopy on 26 September 2017
LadyJasmine said:
Imo best to learn with application.

Imo it is best to learn from a pretty girl.



GhaudePhaede010 on 27 September 2017

I used it to learn Arabic. It is pretty amazing if you stick with it. They even offer a live tutor at no additional charge (well, they did when I was first bought it back in 2012).



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SegataSanshiro on 27 September 2017
Bristow9091 said:
It's probably cheaper to buy a copy of Iron Man 3...

Mandarins are cheaper at a grocery store. Good little Oranges.



vivster on 27 September 2017

I only ever heard bad things about it. I'm pretty sure there are better services for any language out there. A lot of new and fresh ways to learn out there. There is probably a reddit out there for the language you want to learn. Check it out, they usually have great suggestions.



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Pagan on 27 September 2017

What is a rosetta stone and what is mandarian?



Flilix on 27 September 2017
Pagan said:

What is a rosetta stone and what is mandarian?

The Rosetta Stone I know is a stone with inscriptions made in ancient Egypt. Apparently it's also the name of a language learling website.

Mandarian orange seems to be... something odd???



roadkillers on 28 September 2017

Oh come on der guys, I spelt someting wrong... Just keep 'er movin.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IP2nxNvJm0I&list=RDIP2nxNvJm0I&t=11



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Pagan on 28 September 2017

We just have langenscheidt here. Dont know rosetta stone.



DonFerrari on 28 September 2017

Language learning is basically from a lot of experience and effort, so reading a lot is the best way and use language dictionary as much as possible. Interaction is also very important.

So buy out some books and comics for children in that language, have a dictionary available and in the start also the translator. Perhaps use some alphabetization books for local children to get the basis.



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