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Language without culture doesn't exist Before I started learning English I was never interested about culture and curiosities from other places. But I read a text here on Italki that makes a lot of sense where it was written that language doens't exist without culture. And when we start to learn a foreign language without forgetting the culture, the knowledge comes easier and to studying becomes more fun. I have to thank to the Gavin from the channel "SmallAdvantages", because since I started watching his videos I'm much more interested about other cultures, even from my country. So, I recomend his channel because he's a North American who learned Portuguese so the learning he had unlike the Brazilians generated awesome insights. Not to mention he's fun haha. In addition, he's very attached to showing North American culture as well as to learn about other cultures. And I ask you, what do you have about interesting things about your culture?

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Language without culture doesn't exist

Before I started learning English I was never interested in culture and curiosities from other places. But I read a text here on Italki that makes a lot of sense, where it was written that language doesn't exist without culture. And when we start to learn a foreign language without forgetting the culture, the knowledge comes easier and to studying becomes more fun.
I have to thank to the Gavin from the channel "SmallAdvantages", because since I started watching his videos I'm much more interested in [1] other cultures, even from my country. So, I recommend his channel because he's a North American who learned Portuguese, so the learning he had unlike the Brazilians generated awesome insights. Not to mention he's fun haha. In addition, he's very attached to showing North American culture as well as to learning about other cultures.
And I ask you, what are the interesting things about your culture? [2]

[1] the preposition "in" is used with the verb interest. the preposition "about" is used with learn. so you could also say: "I'm much more interested in learning about ..."

[2] I think this is what you meant to say, but I could be wrong

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