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I want to learn Telugu. I have searched for resources and found almost nothing. Duolingo and most of the language apps don't have it. The few that do either have only very basic stuff (introductions ...
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My family will be moving to Russia in a few months. We don't know where yet. Though we have no interest in Moscow or St. Petersburg, if that helps. Where I live in Albania, local language courses cost ...
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I took the Chinese HSK6 exam about 5 days ago, and am mulling over taking the HSK7-9. In comparing the reading sections of these two exams, we find: HSK6: 50 questions in 50 minutes. 10 语病 "...
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In many languages nouns have a gender assigned (masculine, feminine, or neuter) which affects the nouns themselves and changes the forms of related words like adjectives and verbs. In English, most ...
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Reddit's r/iTalki has quite a few posts about iTalki's upcoming iTalki Pro. Piecing together various posts: the teacher and student can allow iTalki to record the class, and the AI generates a ...
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The Wikipedia article on Harari language links to an Appendix 2 of the works of one 'Burton' (absent from the article itself, apparently that would be Richard Francis Burton, and the book 'First ...
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張鳳蓮's 2016 master's thesis writes: 心理學家 Sophie Scott 於倫敦醫院所作的實驗顯示英文母語者聽到母語英語時,左側顳葉顯示活動的影像,而漢語母語者聽到漢語時,左右兩側顳葉都在活動。 [Google Translate]: Experiments conducted by psychologist Sophie Scott at a London ...
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Students (like me) who use ChatGPT for second-language learning may pick up some of ChatGPT's idiosyncrasies. E.g., ChatGPT changes my 很多 to 许多, and I've kind of adopted this into my writing style. ...
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Looking at the islandic periodic table it occured to me that all element names that originate from Latin and end in "-ium" are given in Islandic with the ending "-ìn". Does anyone ...
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Somewhere I've read the recommendation that one should strive to use the target language as much as possible preferably exclusively, but I guess that doesn't work optimally from day one. Yes, for your ...
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I am looking for anthologies of Chinese poetry, with the following properties: bilingual, i.e. includes both original (simplified) Chinese and English translation; broadly covers classical poetry, as ...
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I'm currently freshing up my German knowledge and I remember in school we were taught to remember and recite "für-um-durch-gegen-entlang-bis-ohne-wider", which are adpositions that take the ...
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In France, I was taught to write in cursive when I was six to ten years of age (alongside vocabulary, grammar, grammatical conjugation and so on). Once I completed this instruction, I never thought of ...
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I want to learn Japanese using a completely free (iOS) app or website. I’m currently using Duolingo (very low knowledge level right now), but any simple web search will explain why Duolingo is bad at ...
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I speak German at C1 and I want to learn Dutch. Will I mix these two languages ​​when I use them all the time and my Dutch is at an advanced level with German? And if I learn Dutch and devote more ...
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