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    I've never given it much thought! I'm not sure if this is the thing you're thinking of (my grammar isn't so good!), but off the top of my head,I thought of one in Vietnamese (cá=fish, heo=pig, cá heo=dolphin).
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    November 22, 2018
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    Hi! "my question is as follows" 还是 "the following is my question". 可是我平常不会讲话的时候不会用 “follows", 就会说 "the question is, ..." :)
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    November 22, 2018
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    英文: What animal sign are you? 西方人可能不知道 ”animal sign“ 是什什么意思，所以你可能要解释. 日文：何年（なにどし）ですか？ 法文：不知道 :)
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    November 21, 2018
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    Hi Charles,

    This may be down to an individual's style of learning. I know there are people out there who hit the books to learn a language. I haven't watched the clip, but I have heard similar arguments before.

    For me, none of the languages I can speak came from learning grammar first. I think some level of fluency, or feel for the language and its sounds, made the grammar rules easier to understand and apply.

     

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    July 12, 2018
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    Marmalade is made from citrus, whereas jam could be made from any fruit :)
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    May 26, 2018
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    Difference between 겠 and 거예요? Hi, My understanding is that they both mean "probably", or shows some level of uncertainty. So what is the difference between these two example sentences? A: 지금쯤 서울에 도착했겠어요 B: 지금쯤 서울에 도착했을 거예요 감사합니다!
    May 25, 2018
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    All the sentences are fine except for the last one.
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    May 25, 2018
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    Hi! The other users have all offered some excellent advice on ways to learn. My advice is to not think too much about the tenses and just speak; we all learn from our mistake. Getting the meaning across is what matters, and that can be done with incorrect grammar. As you communicate more with others, you will pick up the words and the 'template'. Best of luck!
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    May 25, 2018
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    Is this a trick question? :) They all sound right to me. The only different one to me is "along", which would imply that the tracks go along the length (or a part) of the Andes. I'm curious to see how else people understand this.
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    May 25, 2018
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    "Turns heads" means "gets attention". I have never heard the phrase "gets hurt efficiently". Maybe "feel things to their utmost" or "efficient to the point when they even work through feelings efficiently"?
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    May 24, 2018
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