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🇭🇰 Side Quest: Speaking Cantonese in New York City
As a personal Language Learning Challenge, I want to see what can be done in terms of speaking Cantonese (Gwang Dung Waa) in New York City over the course of a few days. If anyone knows any Cantonese, please feel free to give me tips. I'll share videos in this post of any Real Life interactions I'm able to have, good, bad, ugly, or beautiful.
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I wanted to say "hello" in Chinese. It was mandarin, though, but what I learned is the words individually are pronounced slightly different than the phrase as a greeting.
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@Andrew Willimott I was just about to post this link. He also has a variables approach to language
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First spoken languages
Tony, before you became a military linguist, which languages had you learned on your own?
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As English speakers, we are so fortunate, because so many languages were absorbed (some would say stolen) to create what we speak today. Even having verbs at the end of a sentence is not as foreign to us as it would seem. Like what I inadvertently did in my previous sentence.
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More English speakers should learn a second language. We have a head start that many don't take advantage of.
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To take the tennis analogy further: 3 is an overhand serve 2 is an underhand serve 1 is the return "2" is a serve that is a little easier for a beginner to return but it also has a role for anyone of any skill level of getting the game started. In the same way, a "2" in a discussion has more material in it for the person returning to work with.
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Spanish flash card practice
Last night was Arabic speaking practice. Tonight is Spanish speaking practice.
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¿Prefieres tocar el piano o la guitarra? Toco los acordes del piano. No puedo leer musica notas.
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LinguaBlox / Mini Essay Generator (You can use this!)
This video demonstrates a Notebook Template you can use to express many possible ideas within a single Topic/Question: Why do you want to improve XYZ language?
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@Jack Mason Me siento un poco cansado pero no estoy aburrido y !no soy aburrido!
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@Jack Mason "Espero que...": A future prompt
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@ajay-cee-5254
"Entiendo más de lo que hablo".
While this may be true at any level, let's work on that.
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