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Thank you so much for visiting my bio. I am an energetic, ambitious person who has developed a mature and responsible approach to any situation that I am presented with. Furthermore, I am from Afghanistan; however, living in Turkey almost for six years. I used to live in Pakistan for about 4 years when I was a child. Additionally, I finished my last year of high school and earned a bachelor's in civil engineering from a program recognized by Engineers Canada as "substantially equivalent" to a Canadian degree in Turkey. I am always interested in learned languages and cultures, and I have learned Turkish by the time I immigrated to Turkey. I have enhanced most of my Turkish and English language skills by having conversations with natives.
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    Here are some additional tips to help you learn a new language faster: Set a goal: Having a specific goal in mind can help you stay motivated and focused. For example, you could set a goal to be able to hold a basic conversation in the language within a certain time frame. Find a learning method that works for you: Everyone learns differently, so experiment with different methods to find what works best for you. Some people prefer to learn through reading and writing, while others prefer to learn through listening and speaking. Focus on practical language skills: When you're starting out, focus on learning practical language skills that will help you communicate in real-life situations. For example, learn basic phrases for ordering food, asking for directions, and making small talk. Use mnemonics: Mnemonic devices can help you remember new vocabulary and grammar rules. For example, you could create a mental image or a story to help you remember a new word. Practice with native speakers: Practicing with native speakers is one of the best ways to improve your language skills. Look for language exchange programs or online language communities to connect with native speakers. Learn the culture: Learning about the culture of the language you're learning can help you understand the language better and communicate more effectively. This includes learning about customs, traditions, and social norms. Remember, learning a new language takes time and effort, so be patient with yourself and enjoy the process!
    February 18, 2023
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    Learning vocabulary is an important part of learning a new language. Here are five ways to memorize vocabulary when learning another language: Create flashcards: Flashcards are a popular and effective way to memorize vocabulary. Write the word in the target language on one side and the definition or translation on the other side. Review the flashcards regularly to reinforce the new words in your memory. Use mnemonics: A mnemonic is a memory aid that helps you remember something. You can use mnemonics to connect the new vocabulary to something that is already familiar to you. For example, you might remember that "schön" means "beautiful" in German because it sounds like "shun," which means to avoid. You might imagine avoiding ugly things and seeking out beautiful things instead. Practice with a partner: Practice speaking the new words with a language partner. You can quiz each other on the vocabulary, create dialogues using the new words, or simply practice using the words in conversation. Talking about the new vocabulary with someone else will help reinforce it in your memory. Write a diary: Writing a diary in the target language is a great way to practice using new vocabulary in context. Try to use the new words you've learned in your writing, and make notes of the words that you struggle with. Review your diary regularly to reinforce the new vocabulary. Use the vocabulary in daily life: Try to incorporate the new vocabulary into your daily life. Label items in your home with the new words, practice reading signs and menus in the target language, or listen to music or watch TV shows in the target language. The more you use the new vocabulary, the more likely you are to remember it.
    February 17, 2023
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    Hi Franta, I hope you are doing well. I am a native Dari speaker, and I also have experience with learning other languages for instance; Turkish and English. I would recommend learn the basics of the Dari language from YouTube and then try to practice with friends or Tutor. I would be more than happy to help you to learn Dari language!
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    July 15, 2022
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    How many languages can you speak?
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    June 20, 2022
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    I don’t exactly remember, but as far as I remember, I guess it was probably “Merhaba”.
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    June 17, 2022
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    Merhaba Emma, Ben altı yıldır oldu şimdi ki Türkiye’de yaşıyorum, ve Türkiye’de okuldum. Professional Hoca değilim, ama Türkçe biliyorum. Size yardımcı olamak isterim, ben Fransızca öğrenmek çok istiyorum. İsterseniz birbirimizi yardımcı olabiliriz belki?
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    June 17, 2022
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    What motivated you to learn a foreign language? How did you learn it?
    June 17, 2022
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