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I want to become fluent in Arabic through self-study. Since Arabic has many dialects, I want to first focus on learning Modern Standard Arabic (Fusha) and then later move on to the Gulf dialect. Right ...
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I feel like I haven't been doing the Gapped Text properly. I find links, try to fit them together. Or, sometimes my instinct tells me that it fits, so I choose it. For instance, this is the gap number ...
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Morphology includes understanding morphemes, which are the smallest units of meaning in a language. For example, the word "unhappiness" consists of three morphemes: "un-" (a prefix ...
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I'm a learner from South Korea. I think I'm skilled at listening and reading quite a bit, with TOEIC 965 and TOEIC Speaking AL level. Even got 98 points on the Korean university entrance test, top 1% ...
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As an example, for me, the contrast between [e] and [ɛ], such as Portuguese sé and sê, is a non-native contrast. If I pay attention, I can identify differences that allow me to distinguish between ...
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I want to know whether anyone has assessed the activity of different brain parts that get active while speaking a tonal language as the second language and do not get involved while speaking non-tonal ...
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I have problems understanding Romanian grammar. Especially for the words ați, a-ți, i-ați, l-ați, le-ați, m-ați. Now you probably noticed that ați and a-ți are the same word, the only difference being ...
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I am new to the Android app for Anki to use for spaced repetition. I have a bunch of cards categorized in sub-decks. To take advantage of the spaced repetition technique, how many times a day should ...
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I need to learn conversational Modern Hebrew to pursue a master's in Judaic studies. I can fluently/quickly read with vowels, but I have a limited vocabulary. Any suggestions for good online courses ...
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I'm interested in learning more about the etymology of Moroccan Darija. Specifically, I'm looking for books, articles, or other resources that delve into the linguistic origins, historical influences, ...
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I studied German several (20...) years ago and am returning to it. I did some basic grammar and vocabulary review and worked through a beginner-level textbook. Looking for a new challenge, I turned ...
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Context Currently, there doesn't seem to be many comprehensive programs designed specifically to teach Hebrew typing from scratch. (besides for this post which I found). For example, MonkeyType ...
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I have been reading The Tale of Two Cities for multiple months. The progress is pretty slow because I would like to know most of the details in a way that I can learn some literature techniques in ...
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The "standard" would be against that of native speakers. I'm also interested in fluency and intonation.
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How I could learn Middle Persian (i.e. from the time of the Sasanian Empire)? Are there any sources which you would recommend to help me learn it?
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