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Icelandic2548 questions about English
- My target is learning 4 languages; Chinese, Spanish, Hindi and Russian. Any recommendations?!.
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Alex HesseProfessional English teacher. Pronunciation and accent expert.
Yeap, take lessons with me. Lol. On a serious note, check out what Dr. A Arguelles have to say, a very prestigious polyglot. You can find his videos on Youtube. I have followed him for years and I could summarise his teachings. Also, produce, don’t just passively read and study, write and speak as much as you can. Mastering 100 words allow you to combine them in marvellous ways. On the contrary, being weak in 1000 words is just a waste of time. Specially, write languages which do not make much sense phonetically such as English and Chinese. Spanish is easier to write but the verb conjugations are nightmarish, yet, everything is possible with time and the right mindset
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👋🏻 Hi Mary, This will vary from tutor to tutor, based on their teaching methods. As for my level and topic-based English lessons, it will take you between 40 and 45 one-hour lessons to move up from one level to another. I hope this helps. 😀
- Some people say I can learn 2 or 3 languages at same time. Is it possible and advisable?!
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It all depends on you and how your mind is set. But on the other hand, if you have never learned another language, it might be advisable to stick to one foreighn language to begin with. Dear students, weilcome to my lessons!
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- I’m little bit confused, which language should I learn first?! Is the easiest or the most common?
All languages have something unique and beautiful about it.
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First of all. study English, of course. Coz it's international. Later start learning other languages. Dear students, welcome to my lessons!
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- Can I say "Long time no talk to you"?
Will it be grammatically correct to say "Long time no talk to you" to someone with whom I haven't spoken for a long time?
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👋🏻 Hi there, It's better to say, Long time no talk, and it's best to say, Long time no see. I hope this helps. 😀
- Dobrý den, nějaký lektor se znalostí právnické angličtiny? Hello, any teacher with legal english?
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👋🏻 Hi Pablo, If you have errands to run, it means that you have to do things in town for the benefit of the household. I hope this helps. 😀
- I was continuing my classes with a livexp teacher named honelyn from Phillipino.
I have completed only seven class out of 20 class. she is now out of track with live xp. I could not find out her todays situation. can you please help me in this regards?
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- Hello everyone, How can I find teacher and student community questions to answer?
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