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Tips, Tools & Tech for Learning ANY Language FastTue, 25 Jan 2011 05:51:23 +0000hourly1http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.4By: Kiki
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KikiWed, 29 Dec 2010 23:44:49 +0000http://l2mastery.com/?p=309#comment-7387Thank you. I thoroughly enjoyed this piece. I moved to Serbia almost a year ago. I am still not that great with the language. I have been through a proper course, which did help a little to grasp the concepts of the cases involved with most Slavic languages; however, I do not feel that I know Serbian. I have always listened to conversations when out with friends. My friends always thought it was just a cop-out to not speak Serbian or try. I still lack much vocabulary and have started buying children's books to read. The grammar is simple enough for me to understand but usually includes vast vocabulary I do not know. In my head, I look at it as I started reading kids' books in English when I was about 2½ - 3 years old. I'll start similarly now with Serbian. Your piece gives me a bit of relief knowing I haven't been wasting my time trying to speak a language I do not understand yet. Thanks!! Thank you. I thoroughly enjoyed this piece. I moved to Serbia almost a year ago. I am still not that great with the language. I have been through a proper course, which did help a little to grasp the concepts of the cases involved with most Slavic languages; however, I do not feel that I know Serbian. I have always listened to conversations when out with friends. My friends always thought it was just a cop-out to not speak Serbian or try. I still lack much vocabulary and have started buying children's books to read. The grammar is simple enough for me to understand but usually includes vast vocabulary I do not know. In my head, I look at it as I started reading kids' books in English when I was about 2½ – 3 years old. I'll start similarly now with Serbian. Your piece gives me a bit of relief knowing I haven't been wasting my time trying to speak a language I do not understand yet. Thanks!!
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