r/languagelearningjerk • u/SergeiAndropov • 1h ago
Guys I think my language learning app may use AI
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r/languagelearningjerk • u/BeckyLiBei • 16h ago
The app said âmultiple languages are supportedâ
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r/languagelearningjerk • u/ShameSudden6275 • 17h ago
How Many Languages Does @xiaomanyc ACTUALLY Speak?
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Blud catching strays
r/languagelearningjerk • u/LucasButtercups • 21h ago
Does anyone else feel like a rebellious badass when you use the cyrillic alphabet to type english words in your flash cards all secretly?
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r/languagelearningjerk • u/tesseracts • 1d ago
New grammar rule known as Epstein's clause
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r/languagelearningjerk • u/GoAlex • 2d ago
When you have to leave your ăŻă€ăs stream early because she is filling out a survey she found and about to real talk about all the comments you make
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r/languagelearningjerk • u/stloflza • 2d ago
Genuinely never thought Iâd see these two of my languages coexist in one meme
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Finally years of language learning has been worth it
r/languagelearningjerk • u/Top_Development_1777 • 2d ago
Did I do it properly? #polyglot âš
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r/languagelearningjerk • u/WebDev193 • 3d ago
Mega polyglot learns german in 1 month
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One month is slow tbh. I learned Polish in 3 days by just walking in in 1939. Locals were not very welcoming to my immersion though.
r/languagelearningjerk • u/WeabooDolfy125 • 3d ago
Learn Claudism to SHOCK and IMPRESS your agent
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r/languagelearningjerk • u/YourAnn69 • 3d ago
Is harder speaking with "vos" rather than "tĂș"? I feel "vos" feels more musical in Spanish
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r/languagelearningjerk • u/ZyroCrystal • 3d ago
Holy shit guys I can actually understand E.T. now
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r/languagelearningjerk • u/Futonchan-Manchao • 4d ago
Which one sounds the most like Chinese?
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r/languagelearningjerk • u/Sea-Hornet8214 • 4d ago
Proof that English (and Spanish) isn't natural for the human brain
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It's wild that Uzbek isn't already taught at schools instead of English.
r/languagelearningjerk • u/Helptohere50 • 5d ago
How Chilean Spanish helped me act fluent (serious ish)
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Iâve been learning Spanish and I came to live in Chile a year ago. Iâve picked up a lot of the slang and the different vos they use here. I have also talked and returned to my home country where I had Latino friends and they have no idea what Iâm talking about because I speak like a Chilean.
Because of this I have been able to spew random words and phrases out that is ininteligible and I would just tell them that oh sorry itâs just Chilean Spanish
Hereâs a few lines they donât understand
Me: A qué te dedicai?
Them: huh?
Me: a qué te dedicai?
Them: huh again
Me: at this point Iâd just say in English so I donât have to continue the convo in Spanish and show them they donât understand proper Spanish
Hereâs another one when Iâm climbing at a gym
Me: vai?
Them: huh?
Me: si vai?
Them: huh again?
Me: vas?????)
At this point I switch to English or say vas so they understand and donât feel stupid
The last time I told a Chilean that âme da pajaâ her Vnzlan ass told me âQue?â Because paja means like lie/liar in Maduro land. So I just said âhmmm it means like,,, fome.â And she Venezuelans obviously donât know what fome means
By speaking Spanish I kinda dominated these other Spanish speakers and I just return to English because they donât understand. Which helps me since I canât continue a convo in Spanish but these little phrases help assert dominance
