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At the age of 38, he learned that people who learned many languages did this.

1️⃣ is not a few languages at the same time, but we can use one language at a time, or even learn with a native speaker teacher without explaining Thai. We have been learning Chinese since the age of 15, high school, art-Chinese, and have graduated. HSK4 has not reached the highest level, but we listen to Chinese teachers who teach 100% of Chinese quite well.

2️⃣ started learning the third language by learning the second language. We started learning Japanese at the age of 19 from Chinese citizens. After studying for a while, we switched to Japanese teachers with all Japanese descriptions. The advantage is that we also reviewed Chinese, felt better in Chinese, but the disadvantage is that it is very weak in Thai translation.

3️⃣ started learning the 4th language by learning the second or third language. We just started learning Korean at the age of 38. We did the same. At first we started learning Korean with Chinese citizens, but we felt that Korean grammar is more comparable to Japanese, so we were studying with Japanese teachers who are good at Korean instead. And thought that if we can communicate, we will switch to Chinese teachers, all Korean teachers.

Where do we find Chinese teachers, Japanese teachers, Korean teachers?

Everything we say is free from YouTube Bilibili.

I like any teacher. I have some courses.

Who is doing this too or using other methods and how does it work? Let's share as a language lover.

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