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.

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elise

19 Oct 2014

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.

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alliko

19 Oct 2014

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。(-_^)

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kiriman

20 Oct 2014

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.....

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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. See a translation

"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.

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。(-_^)

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.

See a translation

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。(-_^)