Hello all, beginner here
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Hi! I am new also and for me the best way to learn something is to play with others and analyze every game after it’s end. Puzzles are also helpful for me :) You can invite me to friends so we will be able to practice together or just play for fun ;)
I’m new too
Nov 5, 2020
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I have summarized all the tips I can give in one blog post:
https://www.chess.com/blog/nklristic/the-beginners-tale-first-steps-to-chess-improvement
I hope you will find it helpful. Have a great day.
Hii, i’m also new.
Karolina, I sent you a friend request, maybe we can help each other!
nklristic, thank you for the welcome! at the moment is still feels a little frustrating but I`m always amazed when I find out something new
This place seems that have a nice community
Nov 6, 2020
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No problem. 
It's not a sprint... learning chess that is. It will require some time. There will be games where you will be so frustrated and there will be games that will fascinate you.
Hello! I’m also a beginner and would love to play with fellow beginners. Please send a friend request if interested :)
@cburnd - request sent !
Nov 6, 2020
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New here as well. I've played chess most of my life, but not at any level of proficiency so I still consider myself a beginner. I don't know anyone here, but would love to play against real people instead of the bots. How can I make that happen?
Spark, you can play with real people on the "Play" tab and then "Play (BETA)"
Sorry but I can`t paste pictures (new user`s can`t paste pictures)
Or you can invite someone and play directly with them
Hello everyone, I’m Pete, I’ve just joined also. I have played chess for awhile, but I’d like to get better. Basically, pick up my game a bit. Anyway I’m playing the computer at the moment, improving my skills, see what happens.
hello hvenki
hello!! I'm new too, hi everybody!
its your username
Hi, I am not new, however, I play at a beginner-intermediate, 605 Blitz, which is what I play normally, and 710 Rapid, which I play a little bit, So I can give a little bit of advice.
1: Do all the lessons without skipping the videos.
2: Analyze your games
3: Go to this kind of forum
4: Don't grind for a very long time, it will break your brain
5: Use Analysis to look at positions you've been in and find the best move
@XavisDOS welcome! Wish you the best of luck in your future chess endeavors! If you need anything feel free to ask anyone!
Hello everyone, this is my first post here. I am very new to chess, until yesterday I didn`t knew anything about it but I am starting to love it even if I`m terrible at it now.
I study everyday a few hours, doing lessons here and playing with players and bots, do you guys have any other suggestions? I still make very big mistakes.