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Hello Everyone, I am language lover, trying to understand how the majority of people learn languages and their thoughts about the current language learning methods. In my case, I have always found it difficult to learn with grammar books and traditional classes and I enjoyed more listening to music and watching movies. If you would like to contribute to our project and share your experience, feel free to fill the following form https://forms.gle/nKnj7HYKKJvazezy8 Thanks

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