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Walter
Spanish
Sep 16, 2017
Excellent lesson Jakck!
Mohammed Abd Elmonem
Arabic (Modern Standard)
Sep 13, 2017
الدرس كان رائعا، وجاك طالب لطيف ونحتاج إلى عمل أكثر
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    Just to clarify for Dinero the originof the word is not Arabic, it is Latin. The Roman currency had a coin Denarius, this coin became the generic word for money in some countries subject to the Roman empire which northern Arabia (the Levant) and northern Africa (Egypt and the Magreb) were I believe some parts of the guild to but am unsure
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    March 27, 2024
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    Addictive is the correct answer I've never heard addicting except by non-natives and young children a simple Google search returns the following[Image]
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    March 27, 2024
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  • Answered
    Ok as you've said you used Rosetta stone I gather you're not too horrified by paying for such things but I'll list what free things i could find first: Free: Tae Kim's Guide (Website) japaneseprofessor.com(website) Nihongonomori (youtube channel) Anki(a program that can be used to help you memorise anything) tofugu (a forum about resources) leng8 (a website that allows you to have your writing corrected by natives Helloworld (app that allows you to exchange with natives) Duolingo (warning this shuld be used as a supplement only) Paid: italki (you might know of it ;P ) Textfugu (website, awesome teach yourself type guide that emphasises both grammar and vocabulary e=where many sources fall short on the latter) wanikani (website, kanji memorisation tool) Genki 1 (amazing textbook series but it does fall a little short on the vocab front)
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    October 25, 2017
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    Could perhaps say what sources you use so I can point you to others?
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    October 24, 2017
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