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I am trying to learn languages like French, German, Italian and others with the help of dictionaries and books from the English school that I went in the past. I think I have books starting from the level of a junior up to proficiency. What I do is this: I try to learn whatever is in those books in the language I am aiming. For example, if it is German, I try to take the first page of the book and try to translate with the help of the dictionary to German. After I finish with the first page I move to the next and after that to the next and so on.

Will my way of learning languages have good results with or without giving exams to get a degree or certificate in those languages?

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    – gabbo1092
    Apr 13 at 12:07
  • @gabbo1092, thank you.
    – plants
    Apr 13 at 12:12
  • None of what you describe is a good language learning method. Also, do you realize you have many English mistakes?
    – Lambie
    Apr 13 at 15:42
  • @Lambie, why are they not a good language learning method?Which are my English mistakes? Could you give me some examples of them?
    – plants
    Apr 13 at 15:59
  • You keep saying learn what is in the books which means nothing in language learning. Can you actually have a conversation?
    – Lambie
    Apr 13 at 17:07

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