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- - 168 million or 1 out of 10 children suffer from child labor (language efficiency) - More than 70% of the world child labors are between 5 and 14 years old - Nearly 2/3 takes place in agriculture sector - More than half lives under hazardous conditions that harms their health, safety or moral development. - India has the highest number of child labor worldwide with more than 10 million child labors0 votedJanuary 25, 20170
- For new learners, Russian language sounds strange in the beginning because Russian words tend to sound more rigid in pronunciation as compared to English or French. Besides, Russian alphabets tend to have only one sound in every letter (of course there are several exception as in 'г', which can sounds like 'g' and also 'v') while English has more way of pronunciation for the same letter.Take the word "mountain" for example. If you break the words by its syllables, the part '-tain' in 'mountain' sounds more like 'turn" rather than 'taint'.
The way we spell 'oo' in the word 'blood' is different from the way we spell 'google' in English. While in Russian, most alphabets tend to sound the same regardless of the where the alphabets are put in.From a beginner perspective, Russian has more choppy component to it (similar to Italian and Indonesian, especially the rolling 'r' sound) and English has more flowing element to it (similar to French).
However, this is just from my experience in learning Russian. But as I get more immersion in Russian language, the words gradually sounds more natural to me as compared to my first few weeks of listening in Russian.
Cheers!0 votedMay 25, 20160 - Some people have enthusiasm beyond their commitment to learn. They are very eager to learn in the beginning but the motivation and effort will decline eventually as it takes too much effort to hone their target languages. Of course, there are language learners out there who are capable and put dedicated effort in learning multiple languages. It is possible to learn several languages at once, although it is not recommended by most polyglots. However, it is worth noted that some people do find switching languages is a method to get through "language-learning boredom", in which they find it more efficient in learning multiple languages at once rather than just one language. It is not that they have no real interest in learning languages. In my opinion, some are too enthusiastic in the beginning, but the effort doesn't seem to match up. So, it is generally better to focus on few languages (as most polyglots recommend maximum of two languages at once) rather than being jack of all trades.0 votedMay 24, 20160
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