I’d like to have books to study out of and maybe some types of slideshows. Something with a clear outline of the path ahead would be nice.
I’d like to have books to study out of and maybe some types of slideshows. Something with a clear outline of the path ahead would be nice.
Comprehensible input is far and away the best way to learn a language. If the language you want to learn is Spanish, I highly recommend Dreaming Spanish. I believe there is also a French version.
If you want a different language than above, search “Comprehensible Input [target language]” and you should be able to find lists of resources in your target language.
Lengualytics is a really good tool for comprehensible input in any language. Basically it’s a collection of comprehensible input videos found and submitted by other users, and ranked according to language, dialect and difficulty level.
To jump onto your comment as a current Spanish learner, dreaming Spanish is pretty good. Language Transfer however is, in my opinion, the beat single tool for learning Spanish.
I think it is best coupled with some other methods, like dreaming Spanish, but I have learnt more from Language Transfer than anywhere else.
Obligatory never use Duolingo, it is fucking trash!
Thanks for the advice! I want to learn Polish and I didn’t even know where to begin.
I’m currently trying to learn Hungarian, and was able to find content using this method. I’m sure there are just as many resources for Polish and there are for Hungarian (maybe even more?).