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I know that with the study groups, we all go at a pace that works for everyone, meaning if I can't do a particular weekly goal for Japanese, the rest of the group will (probably) wait for me. But I don't want to hold up the others in the group too much. And I worry that the more languages I have in the weekly goals list, the more pressure I'll be putting on myself every week.
dEhiN wrote:I didn't say I like it! I said how it would be hard if I were a complete beginner, like I am with Japanese!
So, I think you should remove your palm from your face...
księżycowy wrote:So, I think you should remove your palm from your face...
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いいえ!
księżycowy wrote:dEhiN wrote:はあい (はい?)
księżycowy wrote:Nie pamiętałem!
księżycowy wrote:dEhiN wrote:நான் இங்கேதான்! ஏன்?
Co to mówi?
dEhiN wrote:księżycowy wrote:Nie pamiętałem!
What didn't you remember? (If GT translated it correctly.)
dEhiN wrote:Unless I can find another person (or two) to start a Greenlandic or Inuktitut group with me? Or maybe I'll join an existing NAIL study group?
I have finished the Tamil goals for this week
So, I think for Swedish, Tagalog and Indonesian, I'm going to start next week (if the others in the group are ok with it).
Spanish will possibly start next week as well, although I'm in no rush and I don't think Vijay is
vijayjohn wrote:dEhiN wrote:Unless I can find another person (or two) to start a Greenlandic or Inuktitut group with me? Or maybe I'll join an existing NAIL study group?
We have the Eskimo-Aleut one, but Salajane had expressed interest in Greenlandic at least, too.
księżycowy wrote:I don't know about the rest of y'all, but I've picked a resource for OE!
księżycowy wrote:And you should join the Iroquoian study group!
księżycowy wrote:vijayjohn wrote:dEhiN wrote:Unless I can find another person (or two) to start a Greenlandic or Inuktitut group with me? Or maybe I'll join an existing NAIL study group?
We have the Eskimo-Aleut one, but Salajane had expressed interest in Greenlandic at least, too.
So far it's mostly just a whole lot of Aleut and no Eskimo.
If you'd like to study the same language as other people, you're more than welcome to join us for Aleut and/or Cayuga.
dEhiN wrote:(Salajane, are you interested?)
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