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It's romance not fromance..

Take that piercing out of your nose

Iubi is slavic influenced like Russian lubo and the name lubov.

No, Sardinian is the least changed

The strange thing is that, although French and Italian are more similar than Spanish and Italian, we Italians usually understand Spanish better than French. I guess it's because of the pronunciation.

"un peu d'eau" (fr) EAU should sound like 'O' only and not 'E' thank you for the video

Salut, tu sais si en prenant un abonnement sur mozalingua, si c'est possible d'apprendre plusieurs langues à la fois avec le même abonnement ? Car j'ai des enfants et je voulais savoir si il avec un abonnement on pourrait l'utiliser pour plusieurs langues

Ela fala 5 idiomas?

fate inghese ???

Beautiful teacher

Hi there! If you have any questions, feel free to add a comment. We'll be happy to help! MIRARI

Merci beaucoup pour cette vidéo 🎉

Content de voir du contenu Mosalingua en Arabe ! 😊

Please dialect morocco

Actually both Italian and Spanish are romance languages like Portuguese Romanian and French languages. That's why it sounds the same . Just like english German and dutch are west Germanic languages. That's why they are somehow related to each other. So great work dude gracias ❤❤❤❤❤

Very nice

ما شاء الله الله يحفضها ليك

This is so helpful! Thank you Radia!

Thank you Radia for this video! Looking forward to more lessons like this and keep learning with you🫶🏻

In brasile al momento non é più possibile ascoltare la doppie rr, le persone parlano come r fracesa.

Bravo

Bon courage

Many thanks Radia, I was very impressed with the professional manner of performance & the quality of the video & it's content Well done👌

Well done, you did very well, it is a good way of explaining, simplicity & ease of pronouncing the letters along with the words. Many thanks

Good start fir beginners ❤

Excellent recommendations. Thanks

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Thank you, it's very interesting. I was wondering if it's the same Arabic speaking in all countries of the magreb?

Hi there! If you have any questions, feel free to add a comment. We'll be happy to help! RADIA

Moi même qui est française, je ne connaissais même pas celle avec la prune 🇫🇷 😅

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Through tough thorough thought throughout, though.

I used some modern methods only to come back to the traditional ones: e.g. babble, duolingo or anki are not really methods to study a language especially if you are a beginner: now I have my grammar book, take notes, look for vocabulary I don't understand and write them in my vocabulary book, for listening practice podcasts or audiobooks are fine but e.g. if you learn Slavic languages you should see the various cases not only hear them, this is all the more true for languages that have a different script from the Latin one, I think the new methods are more interesting for the youn generation as they grew up with the internet and social media and are easily bored, but if these methods are really better? I doubt it - the structure of a language is very central, though