Its also recommended to learn new languages simultaneously with the help of immersion ofcourse because learning one will be quite tedious so while learning one, can learn a next and then your brain get used to it
@@Chris-yc8xq wow, impressive! You are doing something amazing to your brain by learning languages that are so different from your native language, good luck with it! Is it hard to balance both?
I'm assuming you are native in both Russian and Ukrainian? I think I'm A1 or low A2 in Russian at the moment and would like to add Ukrainian as well but should perhaps wait until I'm better at Russian in case I confuse myself. Do you know anyone that learned Ukrainian after Russian?
@@naturallanguageacquisition yes, both are my native languages. I personally don’t know anyone who learned Ukrainian after Russian. I only know people who learned either of those:) But I agree that you should wait with Ukrainian for a bit. These languages share a lot of similarities and at early stages it might be really confusing to try learning both. However, once you’re at a solid B1-B2 in Russian, it will make it much easier for you to learn Ukrainian 😊
@@siasea_lang It's perhaps a bit expensive for what you get, but I think it's very valuable for reading and listening practice. I don't use the record function. All I do is read and listen.
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Its also recommended to learn new languages simultaneously with the help of immersion ofcourse because learning one will be quite tedious so while learning one, can learn a next and then your brain get used to it
@@CraigOptimistic_ that’s a great tip, immersion is really helpful, thank you 👍
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That’s true, must be hard to learn them at the same time
I’m learning Russian and Romanian at the same time
@@Chris-yc8xq Interesting! What’s your native language?
@@siasea_lang My native language is English. I definitely struggle pronouncing some words but I’m working on it
@@Chris-yc8xq wow, impressive! You are doing something amazing to your brain by learning languages that are so different from your native language, good luck with it! Is it hard to balance both?
@@siasea_lang I look at more content in Russian but I study more Romanian. So far I’m more advanced in Romanian
@@Chris-yc8xqwhat made you choose these languages?
now I'm improve my english and with that i learing french from zero but trust me is hard exparence you need discipline
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I'm assuming you are native in both Russian and Ukrainian? I think I'm A1 or low A2 in Russian at the moment and would like to add Ukrainian as well but should perhaps wait until I'm better at Russian in case I confuse myself. Do you know anyone that learned Ukrainian after Russian?
@@naturallanguageacquisition yes, both are my native languages. I personally don’t know anyone who learned Ukrainian after Russian. I only know people who learned either of those:) But I agree that you should wait with Ukrainian for a bit. These languages share a lot of similarities and at early stages it might be really confusing to try learning both. However, once you’re at a solid B1-B2 in Russian, it will make it much easier for you to learn Ukrainian 😊
@@siasea_lang Thanks. Yes, I will wait a bit longer for sure. I sometimes use Glossika which would allow me to learn RU > UKR
@@naturallanguageacquisition I’ve never tried it, is it good?
@@siasea_lang It's perhaps a bit expensive for what you get, but I think it's very valuable for reading and listening practice. I don't use the record function. All I do is read and listen.
@@naturallanguageacquisition as long as you find it helpful- it’s good for you😊