Also, if it hasn't been shared before, http://www.fsi-language-courses.net/fsi-language-courses/ has some great resources.

done!

@Marseille Great recommendation!

I can help anyone trying to learn Celtic languages or Latin but that's about it

Buenos días ustedes. Soy "Wilhelm" y yo quiero practicar Español y aprendo Alemán.

Vamos

In the Slav server

DM for link

Haha

Hello, I would like to begin German. Is there a class starting soon for a regular voice chat?

Und ich

So how does the language server work?

@Deleted User try pinging <@&387091385075105804> who are all people who have volunteered to be pinged on "academics" like language!

@Wilhelm-OH#5377 Como quieres practicar? Por voz? No se si hay gente suficiente para una charla en grupo.

@Deleted User

@everyone One of the Florida boys created a server exclusively for languages.

https://discord.gg/6VmbNa

@StrawberryArmada I've been learning some Irish and Scots Gaelic through music and poetry. I can't converse in the language, or really form a sentence on my own, but have mostly memorized phrases. Listening to the music really helps with pronouncing the words.

I made a massive playlist of Gaelic music if you would be interested in that.

@John O - Any way you could post a new link to the language server? Thank you.

https://discord.gg/yA8ZRV

@everyone

Thanks!!

are language learning discussions still on the separate server?

@John O -

@Gaius Mucius Scaevola yeah

https://discord.gg/gC3C57

Any native German speakers? I've been learning on Duolingo for a while now, but the voices are computer generated. How exactly does one pronounce the word "milch" ?

Meelkh

Is there any sort of "sh" sound?

I have a feeling the robovoice is a little distorted.

Not on that word.

https://youtu.be/3tLLeXuG18c

That I understand.

Pretty sure the ch in milch is like the one in ich and unlike the one in nacht

I think the best approximation of the sound is the h in the word “hue”

OK, so there is an exhalation of air at the end?

Kind of catlike

I think High German Hoch Deutsch they may say it like an sh

The male and female voices seem to differ a bit too on the pronunciation.

It’s a fricative, so there’s a puff of air. Like English F or sh

It’s not a stop, so there’s air.

It's hard to say it 🙃