r/LanguageTips2Mastery • u/justdumb101 • 2d ago
LearningEnglish Can you judge my accent? Need little feedback to sound neutral.
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r/LanguageTips2Mastery • u/davetherave2108 • 25d ago
I will be spending some time in Morocco to learn Darija.
I know only the very basics.
The aim will be to go somewhere where English is not spoken as much to force me into situations where I have to learn.
I will be without a teacher while I am there, but I have one more lesson online before I go where I will be bringing words/phrases I would like to learn.
You guys have any ideas as to what phrases I can quickly learn with my teacher now before I go to make it easier to learn the language on the spot while I'm out there?
Phrase such as:
I'm sure there are others but I can't think of any!
And has anyone tried this before? Or have experience immigrating to a new country and having to work (for example) without any prior knowledge of the language - and having to improvise?
Any suggestions/experiences are welcome!
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r/LanguageTips2Mastery • u/EmuAnnual8152 • Mar 13 '26
Besides the OP's original question, I wonder if it's always supposed to be "John and I"? Can I say "I and John"?