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this post was submitted on 07 Jul 2024
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Do you watch tv or movies in English? Hearing general dialogue like that may help with your conversation/responses.
People have suggested to me to watch in my first language and put subtitles in the language I'm learning. It works pretty good
It works pretty well*
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yes. thank you very much. youtube. everything is on english. i hear in english and write in english. hear in english. etc!! it's great!! i understand every word they say but i don't know why i can't do any of the things i mentioned doing on the post hmmmm
When we learn a language, we learn the grammar and the vocabulary and basic sentence structure. As babies we just learn from hearing it and get a feeling for what sounds right and what responses are normal.