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Learn Ainu vocabulary in a more organized and structured way.

Instead of a blank journal write your notes in this fill in the blanks notebook for Ainu. You will learn 2500 words by filling in the blanks on the left pages and after adding relevant vocabulary on the empty right pages you will definitely surpass 3000 words and maybe even reach up to 4000-5000 words, all of which you will find neatly organized under 68 different topics.

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Learn Aghul vocabulary in a more organized and structured way.

Instead of a blank journal write your notes in this fill in the blanks notebook for Aghul. You will learn 2500 words by filling in the blanks on the left pages and after adding relevant vocabulary on the empty right pages you will definitely surpass 3000 words and maybe even reach up to 4000-5000 words, all of which you will find neatly organized under 68 different topics.

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Learn Afrikaans vocabulary in a more organized and structured way.

Instead of a blank journal write your notes in this fill in the blanks notebook for Afrikaans. You will learn 2500 words by filling in the blanks on the left pages and after adding relevant vocabulary on the empty right pages you will definitely surpass 3000 words and maybe even reach up to 4000-5000 words, all of which you will find neatly organized under 68 different topics.

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Learn Afar vocabulary in a more organized and structured way.

Instead of a blank journal write your notes in this fill in the blanks notebook for Afar. You will learn 2500 words by filling in the blanks on the left pages and after adding relevant vocabulary on the empty right pages you will definitely surpass 3000 words and maybe even reach up to 4000-5000 words, all of which you will find neatly organized under 68 different topics.

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Learn Adyghe vocabulary in a more organized and structured way.

Instead of a blank journal write your notes in this fill in the blanks notebook for Adyghe. You will learn 2500 words by filling in the blanks on the left pages and after adding relevant vocabulary on the empty right pages you will definitely surpass 3000 words and maybe even reach up to 4000-5000 words, all of which you will find neatly organized under 68 different topics.

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Learn Acholi vocabulary in a more organized and structured way.

Instead of a blank journal write your notes in this fill in the blanks notebook for Acholi. You will learn 2500 words by filling in the blanks on the left pages and after adding relevant vocabulary on the empty right pages you will definitely surpass 3000 words and maybe even reach up to 4000-5000 words, all of which you will find neatly organized under 68 different topics.

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Learn Acehnese vocabulary in a more organized and structured way.

Instead of a blank journal write your notes in this fill in the blanks notebook for Acehnese. You will learn 2500 words by filling in the blanks on the left pages and after adding relevant vocabulary on the empty right pages you will definitely surpass 3000 words and maybe even reach up to 4000-5000 words, all of which you will find neatly organized under 68 different topics.

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Learn Abaza vocabulary in a more organized and structured way.

Instead of a blank journal write your notes in this fill in the blanks notebook for Abaza. You will learn 2500 words by filling in the blanks on the left pages and after adding relevant vocabulary on the empty right pages you will definitely surpass 3000 words and maybe even reach up to 4000-5000 words, all of which you will find neatly organized under 68 different topics.

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Learn Abkhaz vocabulary in a more organized and structured way.

Instead of a blank journal write your notes in this fill in the blanks notebook for Abkhaz. You will learn 2500 words by filling in the blanks on the left pages and after adding relevant vocabulary on the empty right pages you will definitely surpass 3000 words and maybe even reach up to 4000-5000 words, all of which you will find neatly organized under 68 different topics.

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Learn Shona vocabulary in a more organized and structured way.

Instead of a blank journal write your notes in this fill in the blanks notebook for Shona. You will learn 2500 words by filling in the blanks on the left pages and after adding relevant vocabulary on the empty right pages you will definitely surpass 3000 words and maybe even reach up to 4000-5000 words, all of which you will find neatly organized under 68 different topics.

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Finnish Walkthrough Course #0 Intro: Alphabet and Basic Info Contents of the episode

Introduction

Who we are? - A native Finn and a Ukrainian What are our methods? - We use the English-Finnish fill in the blanks notebook as a base to structure our lessons

2. Basic information about Finland

Population: 5.6 million Official languages: Finnish and Swedish Capital city: Helsinki Independence: 6th December 1917 Biggest cities and provinces Minority languages Demographics History overview Nature and wildlife Culture Sports

3. Finnish alphabet 

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U W X Y Z Å Ä Ö Pronunciation explanation for each letter

4. Finnish grammar overview  - no articles - no grammatical gender - no future tense - 15 grammatical cases - 4 tenses (present, imperfect, perfect, pluperfect) - 4 moods (indicative, imperative, conditional, potential) - flexible word order, but SVO is the most frequent one

5. Finnish learning materials - Finnish fill in the blanks notebook - Ultimate Finnish Notebook - Reddit list of Finnish resources

6. Finnish libraries - Explanation of how they work - Library bus concept explained - Libraries of Helsinki

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Finnish Walkthrough Course - Playlist on YouTube We use the English-Finnish fill in the blanks notebook on our course. In the videos we go through the vocabulary of 68 different topics giving complete answers about the vocabulary, grammar and cultural aspects. All the episodes are 1-2 hours in length so after going through all the 68 topics we will likely have more than 100 hours of material giving you the basic knowledge of the Finnish language. We will teach the formal, informal, written and colloquial forms of saying all the words and phrases.

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Learn Eastern Torrest Strait vocabulary in a more organized and structured way.

Instead of a blank journal write your notes in this fill in the blanks notebook for Eastern Torrest Strait. You will learn 2500 words by filling in the blanks on the left pages and after adding relevant vocabulary on the empty right pages you will definitely surpass 3000 words and maybe even reach up to 4000-5000 words, all of which you will find neatly organized under 68 different topics.

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Learn Bundjalung vocabulary in a more organized and structured way.

Instead of a blank journal write your notes in this fill in the blanks notebook for Bundjalung. You will learn 2500 words by filling in the blanks on the left pages and after adding relevant vocabulary on the empty right pages you will definitely surpass 3000 words and maybe even reach up to 4000-5000 words, all of which you will find neatly organized under 68 different topics.

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Learn Bardi vocabulary in a more organized and structured way.

Instead of a blank journal write your notes in this fill in the blanks notebook for Bardi. You will learn 2500 words by filling in the blanks on the left pages and after adding relevant vocabulary on the empty right pages you will definitely surpass 3000 words and maybe even reach up to 4000-5000 words, all of which you will find neatly organized under 68 different topics.

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Learn Anindilyakwa vocabulary in a more organized and structured way.

Instead of a blank journal write your notes in this fill in the blanks notebook for Anindilyakwa. You will learn 2500 words by filling in the blanks on the left pages and after adding relevant vocabulary on the empty right pages you will definitely surpass 3000 words and maybe even reach up to 4000-5000 words, all of which you will find neatly organized under 68 different topics.

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Learn Adnyamathanha vocabulary in a more organized and structured way.

Instead of a blank journal write your notes in this fill in the blanks notebook for Adnyamathanha. You will learn 2500 words by filling in the blanks on the left pages and after adding relevant vocabulary on the empty right pages you will definitely surpass 3000 words and maybe even reach up to 4000-5000 words, all of which you will find neatly organized under 68 different topics.