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Learn more and request your free trial of the method for a day. How we write things starts with the alphabet. So English may not be a Rotokas language and its alphabet only has one letter but since English has one letter to learn it is really easy to get started. No big deal you might be thinking but consider that a language like Cambodian that has an alphabet will take a little longer.
Or there's also Mandarin with uh yeah you start to appreciate the relative moible number data simplicity of a language like English just to make your life a little easier we even let you have spaces between words so you don't have to guess where a word ends and the next The starting position of a word is different from Burmese. Burmese looks like this. How we name things. Why English is prone to lack of gende Listen.
English is way ahead when it comes to gender wars. It has been around for centuries. We do not distinguish between noun gender things in English, that is, things do not have special word endings to classify them into gender categories. and lemons are lemons. When you learn the names of these and a thousand other things you never have to worry about whether they are masculine feminine neutral unlike Portuguese for example where words ending with are feminine and words ending with masculine.
Or there's also Mandarin with uh yeah you start to appreciate the relative moible number data simplicity of a language like English just to make your life a little easier we even let you have spaces between words so you don't have to guess where a word ends and the next The starting position of a word is different from Burmese. Burmese looks like this. How we name things. Why English is prone to lack of gende Listen.
English is way ahead when it comes to gender wars. It has been around for centuries. We do not distinguish between noun gender things in English, that is, things do not have special word endings to classify them into gender categories. and lemons are lemons. When you learn the names of these and a thousand other things you never have to worry about whether they are masculine feminine neutral unlike Portuguese for example where words ending with are feminine and words ending with masculine.
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