What do you feel when you notice that you have learned a language?
What do you feel when you notice that you have learned a language?
I know it sounds crazy, but when I came across a sentence that I have heard or read
before, I think "Oh, great! I got it!" I haven't to decode, even translate, I've just
listening and I just grasped the meaning, not the "verbal meaning", but the sensation, the connection
with something that I already know in my native language, but in other words.
It's hard to explain...
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What/How do you feel when you notice that you have learned a language?
What/How do you feel when you notice that you have learned a language?I know it sounds crazy, but when I came come across a sentence that I have heard or read
before I think "Oh, great! I got it!" I haven't don't have to decode or even translate, I 've just have to
listening and I just grasped/understand the meaning . Not the "verbal meaning", but the sensation . The connection
with something that I already know in my native language, but in other words.
It's hard to explain...
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Good morning friend how are you and your family hope all well
its nice to meet you here am Elia by name i will like to know more
about you and also learn your language and i will like us to have
private words write me on my email ( eliahasan5 ( @ )g m a i l ( . ) c o m ) hope
receive your text on my private inbox thank you have a nice day Elia
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Awesome! A few words choices made it a bit more formal, but your message was clear. There were some instances where a contraction (such as "you've" instead of "you have") could be used to make it more informal/casual.
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