Question
19 Oct 2014
- Japanese
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English (US)
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Spanish (Spain)
Question about English (US)
Is this natural?
In learning English, or any foreign language, there're certain things
that you never fully understand unless you get explained about in your
own real circumstance from a native speaker.
Is this natural?
In learning English, or any foreign language, there're certain things
that you never fully understand unless you get explained about in your
own real circumstance from a native speaker.
In learning English, or any foreign language, there're certain things
that you never fully understand unless you get explained about in your
own real circumstance from a native speaker.
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- English (US)
- French (France)
"there're" is not a word. Say "there are". The last part does not make sense, so I'm not sure what you're trying to say. Also, this is a run-on sentence. Find places to put in periods to break it up.
- English (US)
何が言いたいか分かりますけど、少し不自然です。私なら:
"In learning English, or any foreign language, there are certain things that you never fully understand until they are explained to you in a real-life situation by a native speaker."と言いますかな。(-_^)
- Japanese
Thank you sooo much! Now I know better where I tend to make mistakes.
See, this is exactly the kind of expression that you never fully understand
untill.....
See, this is exactly the kind of expression that you never fully understand
untill.....

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