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Karen
What's the difference between these words? innate, inherent, inborn I know they have similar meanings, but I am not sure I should use them in what situations.
1 jul. 2016 02:16
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They're roughly the same. I would only use "inborn" when talking about a person, or maybe an animal. The other two can be used to describe qualities of both living things and inanimate objects.
1 juli 2016
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Karen
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Chinees (Mandarijn), Chinees (Kantonees), Chinees (overige), Engels
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