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I'm going to learn English, how are the pitfalls?
>>202007>how are the pitfalls Learning how to put words in sentence is more important than learning words by itself.You probably wanted to ask "What are the pitfalls"https://lukesmith.xyz/articles/notes-on-learning-languages/
>>202007
>how are the pitfalls
Learning how to put words in sentence is more important than learning words by itself.You probably wanted to ask "What are the pitfalls"
https://lukesmith.xyz/articles/notes-on-learning-languages/
>>202008*Which
>>202009Learning how to put words into senteces is more important than the learning of words by itself.What you probably want to ask is "What are the pitfalls">>202007The pitfalls are fine.https://core.ac.uk/download/pdf/6855.pdf
>>202009Learning how to put words into senteces is more important than the learning of words by itself.What you probably want to ask is "What are the pitfalls"
>>202007The pitfalls are fine.https://core.ac.uk/download/pdf/6855.pdf
>>202020Things, that repeat two times heard more effective, yeah.
>>202032по немецки умеешь-то?
Which underwater rocks?
>>202032Ну, кстати первый пост написал я, а второй не я. Надо было опять трипкод использовать.
>>202020> Learning how to put words into senteces is more important than the learning of words by itself.That's true! I still have difficulties sometimes with phrasing things out despite being able to read for more than 10 years.I need to work on some excersice book or something, but it's utterly boring. Playing games or watching movies with subs is much more fun.
>>202020
> Learning how to put words into senteces is more important than the learning of words by itself.
That's true! I still have difficulties sometimes with phrasing things out despite being able to read for more than 10 years.I need to work on some excersice book or something, but it's utterly boring. Playing games or watching movies with subs is much more fun.
>>217920Thank you for bringing this thread up!>>202039There is one common known joke on this topic:– How much watches?— Ten clocks.— Such much?— For whom how…— MGIMO finished?— A-a-a-ask!..
>>217920Thank you for bringing this thread up!
>>202039There is one common known joke on this topic:
– How much watches?— Ten clocks.— Such much?— For whom how…— MGIMO finished?— A-a-a-ask!..
кстати про ямопады.я недавно в душе мылся, думал про индустриальный выход римской империи, и вдруг понял что английские буквы - полная хуита. слова в английском не читаются так как звучат буквы. в русском мы на подсознании принимаем что буква что в словаре, что в слове звучит одинаково. в английском там вообще никакой связи нет. отсюда и транскрипции, я в общем-то никогда не понимал зачем они вообще нужны. вот теперь дошло.
кстати про ямопады.
я недавно в душе мылся, думал про индустриальный выход римской империи, и вдруг понял что английские буквы - полная хуита. слова в английском не читаются так как звучат буквы. в русском мы на подсознании принимаем что буква что в словаре, что в слове звучит одинаково. в английском там вообще никакой связи нет. отсюда и транскрипции, я в общем-то никогда не понимал зачем они вообще нужны. вот теперь дошло.
Can mice nyan?
>>217973No, they can squeak only.
Monkeys can climbCrickets can leapHorses can raceOwls can seekCheetahs can runEagles can flyPeople can tryBut that's about it.
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