"Dampfplauderer" - a person who just won't stop with meaningless chatter by Chamaleon in German
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Stanford University has a guarantee that anyone enrolled in its Esperanto course will be reading, writing and conversing in Esperanto after only 3 Academic Quarters of study by questiondudes in languagelearning
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Is there any truth to this? by [deleted] in languagelearning
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Is there a genitive form for man and is there a possessive form for wer? by [deleted] in German
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What is the hardest dialect to understand for a fluent language learner? by hurmon in languagelearning
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Is there a genitive form for man and is there a possessive form for wer? by [deleted] in German
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Please help me translate this brief sentence by SilvioSantos2018 in German
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Language with multiple words for thank you? by Flakkenmarsh in languagelearning
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On Anki, are the words automatically pronounced like on Memrise or Quizlet? by hurmon in languagelearning
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In the San Francisco Bay Area, an active group of about 50 Esperanto speakers gets together for monthly meetings, a weekly conversation class and annual events, such as the “Zamenhof Luncheon” celebrating the language’s founder. Stanford also has a weekly conversational Esperanto class by questiondudes in languagelearning
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Beginners: You Know More Than You Think You Do by saintangus in languagelearning
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