Hello everyone, I can read in English but I don't know how I can learn directly.

[Lod uchiha]

OláHello everyone I like the English language I want to learn English there are job vacancies in the world But I don't know which game I can start playing to learn English. Does anyone have a suggestion for a GBA game I can play so I can learn. I can already read the basics. If anyone wants to help me?

 

[Tonberry]

Pokémon and Zelda taught me a lot of English when I was a kid. Try them!

 

[SherionVane]

World of warcraft its have good lore.

 

[Lod uchiha]

Pokémon e Zelda me ensinaram muito inglês quando eu era criança. Experimente!

I'll start with Zelda to start playing

 

[Sumea]

OláHello everyone I like the English language I want to learn English there are job vacancies in the world But I don't know which game I can start playing to learn English. Does anyone have a suggestion for a GBA game I can play so I can learn. I can already read the basics. If anyone wants to help me?

Anything; if you are young enough. I learned english basically when I started playing video games, but specifically PS1 as a kid. Someone pointed out some words and I just started to fill in the blanks with repetitious enforcement and soon enough I became Californian, apparently. Internet of course filled in more later on and now I am reverse dyslexic where I write some insane shit even I go "the f?" at after the fact.

TL;DR: Anything, really. Just "bathe" and use something to look up words if you feel like it. "Bathing" is really a great way to learn a language and Video games is a unique thing that can fill you with both written and spoken words.

 

[Lod uchiha]

Qualquer coisa; se você for jovem o suficiente. Aprendi inglês basicamente quando comecei a jogar videogame, mas especificamente PS1 quando criança. Alguém apontou algumas palavras e eu comecei a preencher as lacunas com reforço repetitivo e logo me tornei californiano, aparentemente. A internet, claro, me ajudou mais depois, e agora sou disléxico reverso, escrevo umas merdas insanas, mesmo quando digo "pqp?" depois.

TL;DR: Qualquer coisa, na verdade. Basta "banhar-se" e usar algo para procurar palavras, se quiser. "Banho" é realmente uma ótima maneira de aprender um idioma, e videogames são uma coisa única que pode te encher de palavras escritas e faladas.

EUI'm 17 years old but I can already read. The problem is that I don't know if I'm good. I'm from Brazil. Do you think that a person my age can learn or do you think that learning has an age limit?

 

[Sumea]

EUI'm 17 years old but I can already read. The problem is that I don't know if I'm good. I'm from Brazil. Do you think that a person my age can learn or do you think that learning has an age limit?

I learned rudimentary Japanese (Text) Just by playing a Japanese PS3 game I happen to own. You likely can still get stuff. It is just important to read and write loads of english, even though children have a sponge mode for language.

 

[Tonberry]

EUI'm 17 years old but I can already read. The problem is that I don't know if I'm good. I'm from Brazil. Do you think that a person my age can learn or do you think that learning has an age limit?

Anyone can learn a new language, but it generally gets harder the older you are.
17 years old is probably no problem as long as you actively practice!

 

[Lod uchiha]

Qualquer um pode aprender um novo idioma, mas geralmente fica mais difícil à medida que você envelhece.
17 anos provavelmente não é problema, desde que você pratique ativamente!

EUI was playing a Zelda game to learn English and I can now read the texts without stuttering, this is progress.

 

[Vexicrypt]

I assume GBA can also run GameBoy Color games so my recommendation would be Soul Void. Its a modern homebrew game with amazing art and pretty deep story that can teach you new words and how to use them in serious way, I guess. I learned English on PS1 games personally so its hard to recommend games from other systems.

 

[Lod uchiha]

Presumo que o GBA também rode jogos do GameBoy Color, então minha recomendação seria Soul Void. É um jogo homebrew moderno com arte incrível e uma história bem profunda que pode te ensinar novas palavras e como usá-las de forma prática, eu acho. Eu aprendi inglês com jogos de PS1, então é difícil recomendar jogos de outros consoles.

MasBut thanks anyway, I use the emulator because I'm a poor guy who doesn't have money to buy the retro video game that is very expensive that people stab and Big n console I can already read In English without stuttering this is good

 

[nobitakun]

By my experience, the age isn't exactly the limit as many people have told me. Our limit resides in our brain and the number of words we know. The brain has a limit, the size limit and speed of learning is based on our IQ and the retainability is based on training the brain. Think it as a FIFO queue, you reach your limit, then learn a new word and another word goes out.

I will never believe knowledge does not take up space in our brains like I've been told many times :(

 

[Lod uchiha]

Pela minha experiência, a idade não é exatamente o limite, como muitas pessoas me disseram. Nosso limite reside no nosso cérebro e no número de palavras que conhecemos. O cérebro tem um limite: o limite de tamanho e a velocidade de aprendizado se baseiam no nosso QI, e a capacidade de memorização se baseia no treinamento do cérebro. Pense nisso como uma fila FIFO: você atinge seu limite, aprende uma nova palavra e outra palavra é eliminada.

Nunca acreditarei que o conhecimento não ocupa espaço em nossos cérebros, como já me disseram muitas vezes :(

EUI have a philosophy if I have an age in a game because playing the game without not understanding try to read the words to see if you can that's how I can read the texts of the games without stuttering That I can read the same as I can't write like the person who is learning, I learned a simple way that my teacher gave me activities for me to read in English so I could answer

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Pela minha experiência, a idade não é exatamente o limite, como muitas pessoas me disseram. Nosso limite reside no nosso cérebro e no número de palavras que conhecemos. O cérebro tem um limite: o limite de tamanho e a velocidade de aprendizado se baseiam no nosso QI, e a capacidade de memorização se baseia no treinamento do cérebro. Pense nisso como uma fila FIFO: você atinge seu limite, aprende uma nova palavra e outra palavra é eliminada.

Nunca acreditarei que o conhecimento não ocupa espaço em nossos cérebros, como já me disseram muitas vezes :(

DesculpeI apologize for the inconvenience, I like to learn new cultures, learn about us in our ways, I am a person who loves to learn new things, and a shout out to Brazil, which is me.