You can learn languages and be lazy at the same time. I did learn Japanese because my English is too academic for daily conversation and having to explain what I meant a second time every time I spoke to the husband-then-boyfriend was too bothersome so I thought that just speaking Japanese would solve the problem. That being said it took efforts to be able to read it.
(and I've learnt English because I was too lazy to look for places where I could read manga in French in the era of scantrad ^^)

Unfortunately, that doesn't always work. Like for German.

I'm so lazy the lessons I've taken I've forgotten
And some I need to go over again anyway because some are harder than others
I think if I had someone irl to work with/against, I miiiiight fare better

I think I can see it.
I've taken 10 years worth of German lessons in school and yet I feel like I'm at zero.

Btw I've tried BeelingApp and I like that one. It's mostly good for reading but it's exactly what I needed. Thank you!
Lingodeer doesn't look bad either, I've tried a lesson in Chinese and it looks better than Duolingo's Chinese so that's a good thing.

Yeah, I like to read so after I feel like I have at least somewhat of a grasp on Japanese, I'll be using it
In the meantime, I'm pretty sure weebs know more than me lol

There's no way weebs can read Japanese.
On the other hand basic spoken Japanese is pretty easy.

jacobgrey wrote:I'm having similar language problems. I studied French all through school and I got pretty good but my best learning is to talk to someone in person and have regular conversations. Since school I haven't had that at all lol. I started to forget a lot of things even though I tried not to. I listen to French music, did some Duolingo, watch French films, and even so, when we went to Paris last year I was having a hard time. Just by the end of the week when I was starting to feel more confident again we came home
Now I'm studying Korean and it's so hard for me to really learn the stuff without conversations with others. I can repeat it on the app 1000 times but when it comes to thinking about how I would put a conversation together, I can't get past hello. I'm also starting to get a complex there because there's no human to check my pronunciation and I'm worried the robot voice isn't accurate enough.

If that can help, French is hard. Even French people can't French properly. And, despite being French, I can bet I wouldn't understand how young people talk nowadays.
The way French is spoken too is very fast as well with words mumbled together. It's hard.

When I don't have conversation partners I try to have conversations with myself in my head. It kinda works.

French be like divjgnrjducightbaosicnebe but you pronounce it as whet

Haha, Kit, that's Polish XD I feel like French has more vowels than consonants in writing :D

God dammit
See, there's so many that do that I can't get them straight