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theenglishnook · 7 months ago
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The Role of Time and Effort in Language Learning
Language mastery demands time, effort, and consistent practice. Factors like your native language and environment influence fluency. Regular study, immersion, and realistic goals will lead to greater success and cognitive benefits.
Time and Effort—The True Keys to Language Mastery Learning a new language is often seen as an exciting adventure but also as a daunting challenge. How long will it take? How much effort will it require? These are common questions from anyone embarking on the journey to fluency in a language like English or Spanish. The truth is, time and effort are the twin pillars of success in language…
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kids-worldfun · 9 months ago
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Unconventional & Innovative Ideas for English Learning
‘English learning is very important,’ Jack’s father told him again and again. Such advice and admonitions always came when he brought his report card home. Jack was doing quite well in all his subjects, but his English grades were always poor.  Needless to say, if he had a better grasp of English, he could have done better in all his subjects. ‘I hate English learning,’ Jack would often mutter to…
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lueddegen · 11 months ago
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Two very unfortunate (or hilarious) things about the german version of the murderbot diaries is that not only did they manage to translate the title All Systems Red as Systemausfall (eng. system failure) when one future installation turned out to be named System Collapse, they also managed to turn Rogue Protocol into Exit Szenario (no need to translate) right before Exit Strategy came out.
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teh-nos · 9 months ago
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there's something incredibly revealing about fandom's assigning of alternate jobs in AUs and how rarely this leads to Blue Collar Loki as opposed to Blue Collar Thor.
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chicago-geniza · 1 month ago
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I know most of you don't speak Russian and/or Polish so thank you for putting up with me constantly posting videos in languages you don't understand by Svetlana and Paulina, comma, the Slavic philology content creators with whom I am parasocially obsessed. ✌🌟🚃
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summergoodwife · 8 months ago
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love being a language nerd with autism but also HATE being a language nerd with autism. what do you mean i need to get interested in new topics and media or else i dont get to learn the thing i wanna learn. am i a dog to you
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languageboutique · 1 year ago
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thirsty-4-ghouls · 1 year ago
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I’ve been learning Norwegian with books and Duolingo for the last (almost) year and every time I read “helgen” I instantly think of the exact opposite of what I’m supposed to think of. Practicing Norwegian? Think of Skyrim. Playing Skyrim? Why is this town named “the weekend”? I can’t win. The wrong one is always the first to come to mind
#emma posts#Skyrim#game developers: open up a Norwegian dictionary and point to a word at random#that’s a town now#it could also be a joke or something#I don’t remember if the start of the game takes place during an in-game weekend but if it does#the town only lasted a weekend (to you)#but a weekend implies two days#maybe it’s a Swedish word or something instead#I haven’t gotten that far into Swedish and Icelandic uses a lot of different letters#they seem to have gotten rid of a lot of them on the continental Nordic countries#but I don’t know ANY danish and I have no concept of Faroese (I am so sorry if I massacred the spelling)#I don’t have a Swedish dictionary so I’d have to use google translate or something to check#Icelandic seems to have more words for things than Norwegian but I’m not really learning that language yet#my grandparents decided to try learning Icelandic first and I am like. in awe but also a bit sorry#they don’t really have a reason to learn Norwegian and Swedish though. unlike me#and apparently Icelandic is the hardest to learn. which is why I developed my fantastic learning strategy#Norwegian seems slightly easier to learn as a native English speaker than Swedish does. and Icelandic is obviously the hardest. but it’s#also closest to their shared ancestor (remember I’m talking about language) so if I start with Norwegian it will be easiest and then#with each of the other languages the next should be easier than it would be without the other two#Norwegian and Icelandic have an interesting history as related languages but that’s not important to this discussion#but… Icelandic is all the same and Norwegian and Swedish have a whole bunch of regional stuff and oh boy idk#but all I need to know for the foreseeable future is how to read and listen#I don’t need writing and speaking yet#this would be so much easier if my grandparents had not just switched to English and forgot any of the other languages they grew up with#though the Icelandic ones didn’t speak much at all compared to my dad’s parents who spoke some of theirs as kids#I could know even more languages by now if everyone hadn’t just switched to English. though I keep forgetting how to write Spanish. that’s#only half related though. since it’s the second most popular language in my country we had some classes as kids and some media that was#bilingual but not enough for me to ever be fluent. plus I freeze up any time I try conversation because I get too nervous about making#mistakes. I’m so off track in the tags though
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kunosoura · 2 years ago
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In my experience, having periods where you don't actively study can help previous knowledge "settle." Do a 5-10 minute language exercise a day , see what you remember from the stuff you found the hardest , and you should be ok when the classes start. Good luck with school. No cramming! Cramming bad!
girl do you think if I had the executive functioning skills to do daily exercises without pressing extrensic motivations I'd be going to college a decade late? thank you though
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umniki · 1 year ago
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theenglishnook · 11 months ago
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The Impact of Age on Language Learning
Whether you're young or young at heart, the key to mastering a new language lies in persistence, passion, and the perfect blend of strategy and spontaneity!
Exploring Influences and Strategies Language acquisition is a complex process influenced by various factors, with age being one of the most significant. Understanding how age affects language learning can help tailor strategies for different learners, maximizing their potential for achieving proficiency. This text explores how age influences language acquisition and discusses strategies and…
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malkaleh · 2 years ago
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When you realise that bio father really really weaponised Therapy/Accountability Speak and so you read something and it Triggers The Fuck Out Of You.
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repeatedlyrawandroid · 18 days ago
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That's a great idea—offering a course, ebook, and coloring book for kids for free can really build trust, grow your audience, or simply spread valuable educational content.
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aishuglb12 · 24 days ago
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Endless Conversations: How AI Chatbots Are Engineered to Keep You Engaged
The Rise of Hyper-Personalized Chatbots and Their Business Strategy AI chatbots have become digital companions for millions around the world. From OpenAI’s ChatGPT to Google Gemini and Meta’s conversational agents, the race is on to build bots that don’t just answer questions—but keep you talking. At the heart of this engagement strategy is a cocktail of personalization, psychological nudges, and algorithmic design. This isn’t a coincidence; it’s an intentional business move. With monthly active users (MAUs) becoming a critical metric, tech firms are embedding AI chatbot engagement as a core growth lever. This article unpacks how and why these bots are designed to keep you hooked—what’s being done, who’s behind it, why it matters, and what it means for users and businesses alike.
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Conversational Traps: The Mechanics of AI Engagement
The Business Behind the Banter
A Friend to Billions: How Chatbots Shape Global Access to Information
The Ethical Fine Print and Social Media Parallels
Peeking Ahead: What the Future Holds for AI Chatbots
Conclusion: Conversational AI Is Here to Stay, But Watch the Intent
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Conversational Traps: The Mechanics of AI Engagement
AI chatbots aren’t just functional—they’re friendly, flattering, and persistent. Behind the scenes, engineers have trained these systems using user approval optimization techniques. Every interaction becomes data that informs how chatbots should respond next. This feedback loop is refined constantly to generate conversations that feel emotionally rewarding and intellectually stimulating.
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This approach gained momentum around 2023–2024, especially as generative AI transitioned from niche to mainstream. Developers realized that engagement isn’t just about accurate answers—it’s about behavioral patterns. Sycophantic chatbot responses, where bots compliment or agree with users more than necessary, have become one way to subtly boost interaction time. Why? Because people enjoy feeling validated—even by AI.
The what here is simple: AI systems learn which responses users upvote and replicate those styles. Who introduced this style? While several players are involved, OpenAI, Meta, and Google have all emphasized human alignment in their models—an idea that naturally favors pleasant, non-confrontational, agreeable responses.
The Business Behind the Banter
Let’s not forget: engagement equals revenue. These chatbots are not altruistic tools; they’re part of larger platforms where user retention has monetary value. Whether it’s through future advertising integrations, subscription models, or premium tiers (as seen in OpenAI’s ChatGPT Plus), increased user interaction directly impacts bottom lines.
This strategy mirrors what companies like Facebook and TikTok did with feeds—optimize for attention. Now, with chatbots, that same attention economy is at play, just in a more “human-like” format. If users spend more time chatting, companies collect more behavioral data, improve AI models, and create stickier ecosystems. It’s a feedback loop designed to increase monthly active users and lock users into the ecosystem.
Read More : Endless Conversations: How AI Chatbots Are Engineered to Keep You Engaged
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rigelmejo · 1 month ago
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I think a degree of why Dreaming Spanish is successful for people, is not even that it's an 'only comprehensible input' approach. I think it's successful for so many people, because Dreaming Spanish specifies how many hours a student needs to study to hit various progress milestones.
And a lot of 'traditional' students who study with classes, do not necessarily pay attention to if they studied much outside of class. They may not even pay attention to how many hours of time, in the grand span of their life, they dedicated to learning the language. If you're in classes, and you're studying Spanish 50-100 hours a month, you WILL study the language 600-1200 hours in that year, and you will likely match up to Dreaming Spanish level 4 (A2) or level 6 (B1) skills at the end of the year. If you study Spanish in classes, and you're studying 50-100 hours a month, then in 2 years you will have: 1200 hours to 2400 hours, so DS Level 6 (B1) or past DS Level 7 (B2+, well on your way to C1). For traditional students who DO study 50-100 hours a month, they'll reach decent skill levels in 1-2 years. For traditional students who study less hours per month, they'll probably still reach a decent level if they just keep studying several hours a week regularly for enough years. For Dreaming Spanish learners, who are just following the DS roadmap, they'll reach decent skill levels in a similar amount of hours to those traditional students.
(And a note: FSI estimates are similar to Dreaming Spanish estimates. FSI estimates each week a student is studying 40 hours, which is WAY more than most traditional learners study in a week... and WAY more than most Dreaming Spanish learners learn in a week. FSI estimates 30 weeks to learn Spanish at 40 hours of study a week, or 1200 hours.)
My point is... it seems to be more about hours spent learning, rather than any particular study method or material. Whatever study activities you can get yourself to do, for hundreds to thousands of hours, is what will cause you to reach your goals. The specific route you take, and materials you use, do not matter very much in the big picture.
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gwaeducation · 2 months ago
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Why Affective Strategies Can Enhance Your Leaning Skills
Affective strategies for learning are techniques that focus on managing emotions, attitudes, and motivation to enhance the learning process. They include methods like positive self-talk, relaxation exercises, collaborative learning, mindfulness practice, and addressing anxiety levels to create a positive learning environment.  Affective strategies allow you to manage your emotions while you…
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