Learning Languages
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*poke* *poke* Learning languages can be quite challenging. How difficult it is depends on the following things: how much you already know that language languages that you already know and how smilar they are to the language you are learning the age you started learning it: the younger, the easier learning ability how you memorize it everything else, because it affect your concentration As I have learn English since erm... I can't remember when exactly, but it appears that I somehow already knew some form of it prior to entering primary/elementary. Since I have learn it at some age, I can understand it better than my peers who started learning it later. I am able to understand various slangs, heavy accents derived from another language, official documents written in it, and obviously, menus and signs. On top of that, I am exposed to at least 15 different languages and dialects. Despite the above, I, for some reason, am unable to start or continue a conversation with someone, due to