No.218223
>>218222don't you know english? I learned english with 4chan and I'm on imageboards since 2014 (10 years on imageboards)
No.218228
>>218223I used anonymous forums in Spanish mostly. They all closed, I never quite got used to these places, but whether out of nostalgia or habit I'm still here.
No.218260
a good friend of mine (italian) learned english a decade ago from image boards. it's a great place to practice.
No.218261
>>218260I agree I learned english
>>218223, like I said. but the problem is the lack of vocabulary I have and only can talk in memeglish/ my english only good for writing message on the internet
No.218264
>>218262
yeah haha, my english comes from copying other's EFL and ESL users so its a weird mix
No.218266
Engrish
No.218267
>>218262
1% write immaculate English and the rest write a weird peasant creole
No.218269
>>218267Me (I); the former.
No.218394
>>218228Why did they close?
No.218395
Where are the loser kids even hanging out these days? Are they all getting groomed on discord?
No.218399
>>218395I only use image boards, anonymous forums, tiktok, and similar shit.
No.218401
Do yourself a favor and go watch TV series and read books, in English. I remember back in the days my English used to suck. I didn't know what simple and common words and expressions like "thought" and "though" meant, when I decided to read a light novel in English. It wasn't *very* difficult for me because I had learned English for years at a language school, but then again, I didn't know what "though" meant.
Since then, I've read maybe 60 books in English. I still feel like a shitty ESL, especially after I had to do business with Americans and read their immaculate e-mails, but maybe I'm just not noticing how much I've improved after reading that Classroom of The Elite volume 1 as a 15yo.
Anyways, there are some theories in linguistics that say that the only way you can improve your language skills is to do expose yourself to the language. Find something you think you'll like and watch it or reading it. The worst that can happen is you'll have some fun :).
No.218402
Just find comprehensible input content on YouTube.
https://www.languagereactor.com/This addon is helpful if you use a chrome based browser.
No.218808
>>218228Why boards are dead in spanish? It's quite popular language
No.218809
>>218399> anonymous forums,what is this except imageboards?
No.218810
>>218808hispachan died because of the censorship of its moderators, nido.org died the day its administrator committed suicide, voxed died because its administrator got bored of the page
No.218811
>>218809Something like this 1chan.ca
No.218820
I really, really loved the time I spent on 8 before it got hammered down because of the New Zealand dude, I legitimately felt like I had no place on the internet the day it closed.
I still come here from time to time, and it took me a long while to find the new remnants from 8 after it died down from the webring in 2021, but unfortunately it's not the same without the post activity. The essence is there, but I miss when it had more post activity because it's not very often that I find something that I can opiniate on, and more posting just means statistically more likely that this happens.
The remnants also has something called hisparefugio, which I don't know if it's related to where you came from or what you're looking for, but at least it's something, even if the posting speed is as slow as here is nowadays.
No.218821
>>218820Hispachan was so dead that 8 out of 10 threads were mine. It was my first social network, and the only one where I knew how to handle myself.
Spending so much time here has made me stop giving importance to other people's opinions, laugh at myself, and be honest. But I think what I like most is to impose my thoughts and way of thinking, so that even in anonymity certain ways of thinking of mine are followed.