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Old 11-10-2006, 08:19 AM   #40 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by MichaelL View Post
I figure French would be a good one since it is similar to a couple of languages (Spanish and ? - can't think of the others atm).
French is a latin language, so it's close to Spanis, Italian, Portuguese, Romanian (and latin of course, if you find any utility for it). But I think Spanish - Potuguese - Italian are closer to one another than French is to any of these 3 (Native speakers of these 3, please correct me if I am wrong)

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What is the best way to go about learning a language, those cliche cassette tapes?
Surprinsingly they are a pretty good way to start, but it's much better if somebody can help you get started. This is how I started to learn English. After a while you need to get serious about the grammar, though.
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