Could you tell me whether I can say 1. "to make a breath" or 2. "I am happy to learn the wedding?"
I know I can say I am surprised to learn that he has already quit the job.
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i am agree with Chris,,if you were tring to express "you are happy to hear about the wedding",in this case, the Phrase ''learn about' eqoal to "hear about"
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We wouldn't say "to make a breath." Instead, we would "take a breath."
We wouldn't say "I am happy to learn the wedding." I'm not sure exactly what you're trying to say, but maybe you mean, "I am happy to hear about the wedding" or "I'm happy to be invited to the wedding" or "I'm happy to hear that you're getting married."
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To take a breath
I am happy to learn about the wedding
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