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Hey guys, what do you struggle the most with when learning a language? I’m thinking - learning vocab - Remembering complicated words - Finding motivation to study - Setting a schedule - Conjugating verbs - Learning articles (for languages like German/French/Spanish etc) - Memorizing characters (Chinese/Japanese) - Understanding native speakers - Talking to people - Literally anything As someone who has passed 3 C1 tests and speaks five languages fluently, I’m trying to figure out what holds people back from using a language freely. I’m trying to make a language blog and thinking of what value I could bring to people learning languages. It’s currently a mess and I’m gonna reformat it, but if you’d like to see the concept, you can check it out here Instagram.com/thelangspace Please don’t by shy to exploit me to address your struggles :) I’m happy to help you out

I’m confused a little bit here from my resource it’s says 입니다 is formal and the informal version is 예요 but when I watch videos I see people use 예요 a lot . So is 예요 formal or informal to use every day ex. strangers

What is the correct article to complete the sentence?

What does the word *"essential"* mean? *A.* Expensive *B.* Necessary *C.* Difficult *D.* Temporary

Complete the question.

hi It is my pleasure to join the staff teachers

Choose the correct answer.

Who am I? How do you identify yourself? If someone is standing in the parking lot outside a shopping mall holding a sign that says, “Please help, I am lost,” what would you tell them? Seven of Nine, Tertiary Adjunct of Unimatrix 01

I wondered whether "claim" might have been better rendered as "the hopeless" to align more closely with the subject. How can one remain singular in today's fast-paced, often fractured, and volatile world? I doubt that a "becoming heroism" today would take on the same reclusive shape as it did in the poetess's later years.