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What Are The Basic Thing To Learn In Any Language? 🤔

When you're learning a new language, you’ve probably been told to "start with the basics." But what exactly are "the basics"? It’s a common piece of advice, yet many people feel lost when figuring out what they should actually focus on.

Let me break it down for you:

The basics are the everyday essentials, the foundation of any language. These are the things we all use constantly, no matter our age or level of education. Here’s a list to give you a clearer picture:

The basics are the most common things of a language every person uses everyday, even kids. I'm going to list this things for better understanding: ·Word order Is basically knowing where you put the verb in a sentence, or the adjective, the subject, the object, etc. ·Sentences Structure This is to know how you make the sentences. Think about English, affirmations and questions doesn't have the same structure does they? ·Basic verbs These are the most common actions such as: eat, have, talk, walk, think, say, get up, sit down, watch, drink, cook, etc. ·Basic nouns Same as above, the most common ones: chair, bed, food, water, hand, house, etc. ·Basic adjectives The most common descriptions such as: pretty, bad, ugly, good, tall, short, nice, etc. ·Basic adverbs Adverbs of time, manner, quantity, and every other: fast, slow, tomorrow, today, many, few, a lot, etc. ·Connectors These are the words that help you connect two sentences: and, or, with, but, etc.

And if you’re learning a language with a non-Latin alphabet like Korean, Bulgarian, or Georgian start with the alphabet! It may seem dull at first, but trust me, knowing the script will make everything easier later.

By focusing on these basics, you’re building the foundation for understanding and using the language in real-life situations. Remember, even kids start with these!

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Learning Turkish one drama line at a time 🎬✨ Easier to remember vocabulary when you're having fun and seeing words in action in relation to emotions 🥹 New word of the day: sızı (ache/pain). Any other drama fans learning Turkish? Do you know which series is this?