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vijayjohn wrote:Oh, and I forgot to add that I've added a bunch of languages to my profile now! I've finally decided to be a bit bolder than I usually am about guessing my proficiency level in a bunch of languages. I've left out some languages that I'm not learning for the time being, though (and included some others even though I'm not learning them at the moment, either). I think the list is big enough as it is right now.
vijayjohn wrote:so it might actually be more useful for me personally to use LangMedia
Michael wrote:I'm glad to finally see a more accurate list!
voron wrote:vijayjohn wrote:so it might actually be more useful for me personally to use LangMedia
Do you happen to know any transcribed videos for Kurmanji Kurdish?
vijayjohn wrote:EDIT: Oh, and I forgot to add that I've added a bunch of languages to my profile now! I've finally decided to be a bit bolder than I usually am about guessing my proficiency level in a bunch of languages. I've left out some languages that I'm not learning for the time being, though (and included some others even though I'm not learning them at the moment, either). I think the list is big enough as it is right now.
vijayjohn wrote: GLOSS has some transcribed audio files.
voron wrote:Why do you think watching movies wouldn't be the most beneficial approach for your best languages? What would?
dEhiN wrote:I believe you already mentioned it, but for the languages you're watching movies in, would you consider yourself a beginner or intermediate in?
Or to put it another way, are you hoping to understand the movie/video, or to just try and pick out the words and grammar that you know in the language?
vijayjohn wrote:Neither. I'm hoping at best to pick out words and grammar I don't know or, at the very least, to expose myself to the languages I'm studying beyond the few resources I've been using otherwise.
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