Learning New Languages.

[SanFranciscan]

I have a fascination with people who are good at learning languages. I wish myself to be one of them. My problem is that I want to learn other things that I am capable of understanding only in English such as architecture, cooking, etc. so I keep sliding back over to materials in English in order to learn these other subjects.

Does anyone here know of a language program which will allow me to learn other things while I am also learning a language? I am sure that the market for such products would be incredibly huge so it is doubtful that it exists without it being common knowledge, but there is always that chance.

 

[jlewisinsyr]

Immersion learning is probably one of the easiest ways, but to learn a new subject in a new language is going to be tough to do as you're not going to understand the material enough to use the language fully. I think you'll find yourself very frustrated.

Although immersion learning is probably the best way, don't go running out and buying Rosetta Stone.

 

[JuanLagarto]

I'm spanish and i speak spanish, english, french and italian. The best way to learn new languages is to talk with people, you can use chats or friends in social networks, i recommend you to watch films in origial version too. see u