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Bilingual people often mix 2 languages while speaking. This is called Code Switching. This happens because some words and contexts form a bridge between 2 languages and the brain shifts gears to suit a new context. Social and cognitive cues facilitate this change.
Bilingual people often mix 2 languages while speaking. This is called Code Switching. This happens because some words and contexts form a bridge between 2 languages and the brain shifts gears to suit a new context. Social and cognitive cues facilitate this change.
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How long did it take you to finally turn off the subtitles in your target language and not rely on them anymore?
How long did it take you to finally turn off the subtitles in your target language and not rely on them anymore?
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Is it worth learning a second language if I mostly come across English Speakers and cannot afford language classes?
Is it worth learning a second language if I mostly come across English Speakers and cannot afford language classes?
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Next May I will spend two weeks in Paris (and 3 weeks in other parts of Europe). I'm trying to learn enough French to really smoothly get by by then, how much should I be practicing per day bare minimum?
Next May I will spend two weeks in Paris (and 3 weeks in other parts of Europe). I'm trying to learn enough French to really smoothly get by by then, how much should I be practicing per day bare minimum?
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