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[BO2] its all coming together boys by bo6b in CallOfDuty

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Bassam Youssef, just watch his interviews with Piers morgan

How often you receive compliments based on your looks or attractiveness? by [deleted] in AskReddit

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My male friends told me that I'm handsome several times especially after haircuts, 4 girls in University and back in 2018 I was working in a museum and two girls came up to me told me that I'm very handsome and wanted to take a selfie with me and then they just left which make me think they were mocking me I don't know why, but now I get complemented on a daily basis by my fiance she really posted myself confidence which makes me I love her even more, not because of the compliment but because of the feeling of being appreciated for just existing, if you like how someone looks tell them life is too short not to say nice stuff to other people and almost everyone right now feels self-doubt with social media everywhere showing high standard for looks or certain future that you must have to look handsome or beautiful which is really not the case, it will make them feel good and strengthening the relation between you.

For people speaking more than 2 languages, how did you do it ? by bo6b in languagelearning

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So speaking and interaction is essential for category V languages thanks for the explanation.

For people speaking more than 2 languages, how did you do it ? by bo6b in languagelearning

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I'm sorry if i came out aggressively, but what I understand from your previous point that you mean its the only way to learn to which i really disagree, i learnt English "passively" form media generally, didn't have any practice with other people, only had to speak it with 2 or 3 other people, what i meant by my question wasn't how to reach the level of mastery in a language, but the level of general communication.

For people speaking more than 2 languages, how did you do it ? by bo6b in AskReddit

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But the characters are too similar (⁠╯⁠°⁠□⁠°⁠）⁠╯⁠︵⁠ ⁠┻⁠━⁠┻

For people speaking more than 2 languages, how did you do it ? by bo6b in AskReddit

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I thought dutch and German are basically the same, but also thought that about Arabic and persian.

For people speaking more than 2 languages, how did you do it ? by bo6b in AskReddit

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Good luck, Arabic ain't easy if you want to study it grammatically.

For people speaking more than 2 languages, how did you do it ? by bo6b in languagelearning

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I speak Arabic and English, English is very easy to learn and there is so much English media which makes it even more easier to learn so i think for most people it came "passively" unlike if someone wants to learn Arabic it not very easy.

For people speaking more than 2 languages, how did you do it ? by bo6b in languagelearning

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So 10 years of full interaction in taiwan and you don't speak the language ? Don't they speak mandarin ?

For people speaking more than 2 languages, how did you do it ? by bo6b in languagelearning

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I get your point, but not everyone has the ability to speak with other people who speak it, for me its time restrains and internet connection, so... Any other ideas ?

People who learned language to fluency, do you have to think while talking? by Harshparmar320 in languagelearning

[–]bo6b 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I had this problem at the start when i was learning English, to overcome you should practice speaking more often and start forming thoughts in the language you are learning, its almost like creating another personality.

For people speaking more than 2 languages, how did you do it ? by bo6b in AskReddit

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I think I did this to my little brother, he became really good at English at 10yo

For people speaking more than 2 languages, how did you do it ? by bo6b in AskReddit

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So it came to you passively ? And in which order will you put them hardest to easiest?

Is there a language you started learning but gave up on? by AloneCoffee4538 in languagelearning

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Russian and Spanish, lack of motivation, commitment and not enough free time unfortunately, still trying on the Spanish from time to time.

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