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A question 😜
I’ve never studied abroad. Some people say that studying abroad is the fastest and most effective way to learn a new language. I agree with this opinion because language is not just about pronunciation, but also about culture. Unless you live in a country for a long time, it’s hard to speak like a native — with one exception: those who have parents from different countries from the start. Such children often grow up speaking at least two languages. How lucky they are! I also know that many people in Europe speak more than two languages. It’s quite common there, right? Because of the geographical closeness and similarities in pronunciation and vocabulary between European languages, people probably find it easier to learn them compared to languages like Chinese. Also, thanks to the internet, learning languages has become much easier than before! We can find countless ways to learn and communicate online. I’d really appreciate it if you could take the time to answer my question. 😘
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I also think that if a person wants to integrate into a foreign country, they will learn and use the language quickly.
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If you go to work immediately, learning a foreign language will be faster.
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I have a cold, unfortunately! If anything, I'll just listen.
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I am the silent observer!
What will you be doing for Christmas?
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What will you be doing for Christmas?
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The things you hear about German Christmases are just clichés.
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so that you are always celebrated in the circle of family, very comfortably in the evening with singing, presents already on the 24th and food, actually
Another OG birthday AND a NEWBIE
Happy birthday to @Graziella Atzori ❤️ she’s been with us for 10 years! I hope she sees this message. Regardless, happy birthday!! And happy birthday also to @Bruno Dart !!! He’s new but everyone here knows him!!!! Happy birthday, brother!!!!
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Happy Birthday Bruno! 🎁 🎈
Christmas in Provence : a unique tradition in the world ! 🎄☀️🍊🕯️⛪️
Corrections: The Four "Mendiants or Medicants " monks . Why they were called Mendicants - Mendicant comes from Latin mendicare (“to beg”) - They owned no personal or communal property - Survived on alms and charity - Lived mainly in cities, unlike earlier monastic orders who lived in rural monasteries. Feel free to ask questions.
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In our family, my mother and grandmother used to salt the watermelons, and that was a delicacy for the winter.
I have now read that the tradition comes from Germany, at the end of the 19th century in the southern part of Russia.
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Natalie Cosmopolitan
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Emotions help me learn a new language more effectively!

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