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Poznaješ li "Svakog gosta tri dana dosta."? 🙂

Yes, this one:
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Yo creo que lo más difícil es usar bien el "pitch accent".

Creo que se llaman svršeni i nesvršeni glagoli.

Kupiti vs kupovati
Dati vs davati
Uzeti vs uzimati
Otvoriti vs otvarati
Doći vs dolaziti
Dodati vs dodavati
Ući vs ulaziti
Prepoznati vs prepoznavati
Etc

Hay muchísimos más. Estos son solo unos ejemplos.

Yo me di cuenta de eso cuando empecé a estudiar ruso y polaco. Lo mismo con los verbos en perfectivo e imperfectivo en infinitivo que funcionan más o menos igual en todas las lenguas eslavas.

I saw a sign saying

<-C1 / C2->

and my language-nerd brain was like:

"Ah yes, advanced language learners only.” 🤓

Nope. Just a hallway telling me where to walk...

#Langsky

*I am

You've also been there ever since I created it. 🙂👍

Imam mainly using these two.

Well, we need to be in several places. I am also on Reddit.

Spence, you've been there ever since I created it. 👍🙂

I've been using HANLY lately and it’s honestly the best free app I’ve found for learning Chinese characters.

It breaks down each Hanzi into components, shows stroke order, evolution and super helpful mnemonics.

If you’re learning Chinese characters, this app is free and really good.

#LangSky

Kind of. 🙂

Have you seen this film? It’s great for people who are learning Spanish. 🙂

Have you seen this film?

It’s great for people who are learning Spanish. 🙂

#LangSky

The German word ‘Pferd’ and its Dutch cognate ‘paard’ are horses of mixed breed parentage.

Their common ancestor came from Latin ‘paraverēdus’ (substitute post-horse), a word composed of an Ancient Greek element and a Gaulish one.

Zoom in on my new infographic to learn everything about it:

People freak out when they see German like:
neunzehnhundertneunundneunzig 😱

But imagine English smashed together:
onethousandninehundredandninetynine

Or Spanish:
milnovecientosnoventaynueve

Any language looks confusing written like this.
German just looks scary at first, but it's not! 😉

#LangSky

It’s funny how some people hate the sound of the Spanish “Z” and “C” (before E or I)… but “think” or “thin” in English? No problem. 😏

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Polish is tough… unless it’s not your first Slavic rodeo. 😜

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How many languages can you spot in this napkin? #LangSky

How many languages can you spot in this napkin? #LangSky

🤣🤣🤣

I agree!👏👏👏

🤣🤣🤣 Exactly! 👏👏👏

It’s a quick way to show language skills, but I am sure that many recruiters still value TOEFL/IELTS more. It can be used as a boost, but not as the only proof.

What do you think about this, #langsky? 😜

The University of Minnesota’s Open Textbook Library offers free language textbooks in French, Spanish, German, Chinese & more.

Perfect for students, teachers or anyone curious about languages! 👍

open.umn.edu/opentextbook...

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My favourite podcasts for learning French:

🎙️Inner French (free transcripts on their web)
🎙️Français Authentique (free transcripts on their app)

Other podcasts I've heard of:

🎙️News in Slow French
🎙️Le journal en Français facile
🎙️French Blabla
🎙️Coffee Break French
🎙️Easy French

#LangSky #Polyglot

YouTube video by English with Cambridge C2 Proficiency Manuel, Jules and Thiago

C2 Proficiency English Test – Spain

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It's going well. I'm enjoying it a lot.

I normally start with Assimil, and after finishing 50% or more of it, I move on to podcasts.

My main hurdle is finding interesting content at my level.

How about you, Alex?