How to learn a different language?

Oh, learning a different language is challenging but enjoyable. I am trying to learn Korean. It takes time. And we need to be consistent on studying it or else we will forget what we learned.

I've heard good things about the language learning system Assimil. I have no direct experience with it. But you can check it out and find out yourself if it suits you.

If i want to learn something from other language i also search it on youtube.

I am not sure. But I learned Russian language and read words by myself. I just took the time to know the characters first and how the construction of sentences. For the speaking part, I talked with the local people.

I love learning foreign languages, and now I can read, talk and write in three languages. For me it was enough easy, and I need to say, writing was easiest part of learning and I always start from writing. Now I am leaning Turkish.

Word association is usually how you start off then gradually build up your vocabulary. Sadly the Greek Alphabet is quite difficult to master before you have even started. It is similar to Russian but once you have mastered the alphabet you actually begin to read in Russian rather than in English!

Practice makes the perfect. You shall learn it easily than others because your husband is a Greek. He can talk more to you and soon you will understand it.

I learned Han Gul, the Korean language, while I was there for 22 months. I did it by starting with basic phrases and studying the pronunciation of the characters in the Korean alphabet.

@Rhombus , maybe you could see if there is anyone near you that could help you with Greek lessons. I had a friend that used to teach Greek free lance, but I have lost touch with her.

I teach Hebrew and NT/Lxx Greek-my advice is start with simple phrases, you will pick these up faster then trying to read and write it by itself, and when you do, it will aid this as well. As well listen to music in Greek, any kind of music be it pop rock or traditional folk-this will give you repitition and will be an aid to memory. Another thing you can try, is if you read wikipedia, read an article in English, and then read the Greek page for it as well. The biggest thing is, and you are able to do this, is try and surround yourself with it via music online, Greek shows (youtube does have entire episodes), hear it, even if you don't understand it all, it will become more normalized.