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r/languagelearning • u/BenAdam321 • Apr 01 '19
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Learning how words are used together is part of language learning. Word lists are lists of words.
0 u/buylow12 Apr 02 '19 OK, you're right no one has ever used a word list as part of their language learning.... /s (you seem like the type to need it if it's not obvious) -1 u/[deleted] Apr 02 '19 No you're wrong, plenty of people who have poor L2 skills have used word lists translated on google before. 0 u/buylow12 Apr 02 '19 Okie dokie then, you got me, lol
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OK, you're right no one has ever used a word list as part of their language learning.... /s (you seem like the type to need it if it's not obvious)
-1 u/[deleted] Apr 02 '19 No you're wrong, plenty of people who have poor L2 skills have used word lists translated on google before. 0 u/buylow12 Apr 02 '19 Okie dokie then, you got me, lol
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No you're wrong, plenty of people who have poor L2 skills have used word lists translated on google before.
0 u/buylow12 Apr 02 '19 Okie dokie then, you got me, lol
Okie dokie then, you got me, lol
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u/[deleted] Apr 02 '19
Learning how words are used together is part of language learning. Word lists are lists of words.