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本帖最后由 鸭呼嘿 于 2019-12-24 23:02 编辑
For people who are learning a foreign language without living in the communities where it is spoken, vocabulary, I feel, is the biggest obstacle that prevents them from successful or effective expression.
Adult native speakers in a particular language community share a common vocabulary, or a common main part of their vocabularies. The commom natural and social environment, lifestyle, and the consequent close, enormous, frequent communication yield the common vocabulary.
This leads to a great advantage relative to the foreign language learners: for native speakers,what words and expressions they know are what they need to know, that is, what they use; and what they need to use are what they have already known: what an easy and happy situation! There are tons and tons of words out there beyond their vocabularies, but they just do not need to know!
Yet more advantageouslly, as a child is learning new words and enlarging their vocabulary, they just learn those that they meet in real
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