Read in a foreign language?

[lady_charlie]

It isn't the same but another good tip is if you own the DVD you can listen and read the subtitles, this is sometimes very good.

I like reading books in Spanish on my kindle because you can go right to the dictionary by touching a word you don't know, and then if you still can't quite get it you can always click on translate.

I also like subscribing to newspapers in Spanish on my kindle - you can try them for free.

[Agne]

Yes, English is a foreign language for me.

[kismoody]

I can read in Spanish and English very well.

[redja]

English and French for me, although it's been so long since I had any real need to read anything in French that I'm starting to lose it. Soon I'll need to make a point of reading a French book a month or something. Mes Québécoises would never forgive me if I lost the language.

[Nimbus Wolfsbane]

Latin and Greek but it takes me a lot longer.

[Lin2412]

I tried to read a history book in spanish once. It gave me a headache but it was pretty fun! I never understood a single word though, LOL.

[Paliden]

Yes, I read in Spanish some too. Not near as much as English but occasionally.

[prarich]

My native language is Hindi and I have read books in Hindi. English is a foreign language for me though I grew up studying in English as a medium. I have obviously read books in English as well.

[Nirvana]

I like to read in French when I can.
Learning Turkish so I will be chatting and reading a *lot* in Turkish when learning.
GL!

[acasto]

I am learning Spanish in school and eventually want to become fluent, so I do look for children's books at garage sales and at the library. I am still not advanced enough to read chapter books.

[Wolfsbane Creations]

Latin and Greek

[amansmith]

I wish I could, but sadly it is just English for me.

[readinginreview4]

I can read a little bit of fremch. I took three years of it!

[ALynnPowers]

No one commented here in such a long time, but I am new and just found this topic! Sorry!

I live in Japan, where everyone is really into manga. Reading Japanese is really hard, but recently, I've picked up some manga for kids, and that's helped my reading skills improve a little bit. My slang and conversation skills have improved as well, since it's modtly dialogue. Plus it's fun, getting to look at pictures while I read.

[booklovingolfer]

I am hoping to begin reading children's books in Spanish. I am currently learning Spanish, but I feel reading can really help learn it faster.