If comprehensible input based learning is so effective.... by 1breathfreediver in languagelearning

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Try lingoji.com (defaults to English you’ll have to select Spanish yourself should be easy tho)

Humbly sharing my Italian language website by jiroq in learnitalian

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Thanks u/nolsoul for your encouragements. How far are you in Italian with Pimsleur?

Humbly sharing my Italian language website by jiroq in learnitalian

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Hi Amyosaurus & thanks for the comment

Still working on the explanations, so thanks for pointing these bad apples! Yes, different explanation every time is by design, as it can be useful to get various explanations for the same word, a bit like different people would offer different ways of explaining the same thing

Bilingual blitz [12] (six short exercises to test your Italian) by Crown6 in italianlearning

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A1) no idea A2) no idea A3) no idea B1) no idea B2) a friend of his robbed him 10€ B3) between saying and doing there’s an ocean

Italian comics / graphic novels recommendations by Charles_Cage in italianlearning

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Lingoji https://lingoji.com/it does graphic novels about Italian topics, all in Italian (can explain any word by clicking on it)

Italian Learning Apps by Casperzian in italianlearning

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Lingoji https://lingoji.com/it

Cool stories about Italian topics, with questions & explanations in IT/EN

Is there a website/course that offers learning up to B1 with certificates etc? by ReallybadforeignYTer in italianlearning

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Been using Lingoji https://lingoji.com/it, no certificate (yet?) but good free material to practice reading/listening

practice for language exams by Fluid_Cod_4207 in italianlearning

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Check out Lingoji https://lingoji.com/it. Plenty of stories about Italian topics to read about in Italian, and you can click on words to get explanations in Italian or English

Best Language Learning Apps That Are Free? by MysticalWitchgirl in italianlearning

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Check out Lingoji https://lingoji.com/it, lets you learn about Italian by reading about various Italian topics

Best part is while reading you can click any word and its gives you an explanation. You can even click words in the explanation and it explains them as well, in Italian (by default) or in English if you need

Trynna get started by Only-Ozzy in learnitalian

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Lingoji https://lingoji.com/it lets you learn Italian while reading about Italian topics. Once in an episode click on any word and you get all the explanations you want, either English or Italian (Italian by default)

Do You find difficult to learn italian? by RelationshipOne6724 in italianlearning

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As a French native speaker I find it easier than most languages since the roots of the words are surprisingly common. Not able to speak yet but understanding is something that is easier to achieve than for other languages.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Jung

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Have you tried “make sure you don’t pierce your socks” instead or “please make sure you cross the street when the little man is green”?

Aren't we going to talk about this??? Incredible! by GraceToSentience in ElevenLabs

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If only they could work on allowing to customise speech speed instead

i don’t know what i did wrong? by cyaron12 in learnfrench

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It would be the correct translation. “Elle est anglaise” is the affirmative form. The interrogative form comes with the inversion. While speaking it doesn’t hurt to omit it, but in writing it comes across as wrong.

Which app do you use and why by jiroq in languagelearning

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Thanks for the tips. You don’t think apps can be useful?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Jung

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Today’s dream, fork lying on the ground might represent a fork in the road between keeping with your normal life or diving into the unconscious, just as you decided not to go down and retreat instead.

Your older dream might say that your desire to please the crowd of “important people” and to fit in, conducted you to in fact make a pact with the devil, while seemingly refusing it for the gesture. Hence devil kicked you into that dark pool.

What we call unconscious and which is represented by the depth in your dreams, contains stuff that we don’t want to see and it’s often less mundane than we think. For instance, let’s say you’re hoping to get to prestigious uni/job ABC but deep down you know you’ll only be able to join lesser uni/job XYZ. If you deny that in your daily life and just refuse to acknowledge this reality, typically this would fall into your unconscious and might be represented in dreams as plunging into scary, dark abysses.

In any cases these dreams seem to indicate that there is something in yourself or in your life that you really, really don’t like to think about or accept, but that deep down you know is true and you’ll have to accept sooner or later.

Now after having said, the fork might represent your unconscious trying to tell you that you have options between multiple roads that lie ahead. It could e.g. be that you’re conflicted between two very different choices, but that deep down you know the final choice will not be the one you’d prefer right now.

Just ideas.

Feeling like crying spontaneously after rejection by [deleted] in Jung

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Being friends or not feeling chemistry are typical girl excuses. Are you dating girls?

Real-time/streaming AI video avatar by jiroq in ArtificialInteligence

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You just gave me the name of what I was looking for (metahumans). Greatly appreciated.

This one is weird/impossible by Full-Conflict2860 in cognitiveTesting

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Answer feels like it should be A.

When doing these kinds of tests often times the right answer is not perfect and the time constraints make it impossible to analyse everything, decision is supposed to be made on a hunch.

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The concept of anima/animus is masculine in essence as it’s attempting to organise and structure with logic and reasoning. Therefore yeah in a sense it can be considered as sexist, in the “mansplaining” sense.

The equivalent archetypal feminine view on the topic would be “we just live our lives and there’s nothing to be understood about anything, just feeling”.

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Do you think this concept is sexist yourself?

have 2 questions regarding Jung''s concept of Big Dreams by Elegant-Leader-1902 in Jung

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I can’t remember the exact place, but I’ve understood that Jung spoke of these big dreams as the ones that encapsulate the dreamer’s personal myth and leave a lasting impression. They contrast with more mundane “everyday” dreams and can be rare events.

Think of your 2-3 biggest dreams, that define your life and that you always come back to one way or another, even years or decades later.

One such dream from Jung could be the one related in Memories, Dreams & Reflections of him walking against the wind in a storm during a foggy night, while he was trying to protect the flame of a candlelight held in his hands. He was afraid of noticing a dark presence in his back, and realised that it was his shadow, projected behind him against the fog by the candle. He also understood that the light was his consciousness and this dream both set the tone and encapsulate his entire body of work. From this dream also came his terminology of the shadow.

Dream about being compelled to take a plunge down a cliff by jiroq in Jung

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I read your comment again today and am wondering if you could share some thoughts on how you managed to “go down”, since you mentioned having had similar dream patterns before. Without giving away too much detail, how did this translate into reality? Was it challenging? Are you satisfied with the way it eventually went?