I still don't know what is the best way to sudy a foreign language. Knowing all the rules without being able to speak fluently, or vice versa. Honestly, I also want to learn another language, and I remember how much fun was to study German (I had an opportunity to study it for a year when Iwas in the university). And I don't think another foreign language will compromize English or Russian for you - it can actually make it clearer how languages work (that's what I remember form my experiences). Of course, I cannot find a reason to study German now. Though I'd love to.
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Date: 2004-09-23 01:27 pm (UTC)Honestly, I also want to learn another language, and I remember how much fun was to study German (I had an opportunity to study it for a year when Iwas in the university). And I don't think another foreign language will compromize English or Russian for you - it can actually make it clearer how languages work (that's what I remember form my experiences).
Of course, I cannot find a reason to study German now. Though I'd love to.