Is the use of "osmotic"proper here?
Languages are better to be learned osmotically instead of accademically.
Does the sentence sound right?
Thank you in advance.
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Answers · 3
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You can use the adverb 'osmotically' here but it sounds a bit odd to the ear. It would be better to say 'Languages are better learned by osmosis than academically'.
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I think 'osmotically' is probably technically correct here, however it sounds a little bit awkward to me. I think it would be more natural to use the phrase 'by osmosis' instead.
So, 'Languages are better learned by osmosis, instead of learning them academically.'
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Good idea but without academic approach it will be a poor learning.
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