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We found a technological novelty a few years ago that has proven to be a great tool for language learners since then. The magic letters were LLN: language learning with Netflix. And 3 years later LLY came out...
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Make the most of Netflix

This weekly tip is for Netflix users and for those who are wondering whether it would be a good move to get a Netflix subscription. We have found a Google novelty that came out this February, called LLN, which stands for Learning Languages with Netflix.

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Mi mindent tanultam a japánoktól?

Az első szakdolgozatomat jó pár évvel ezelőtt Japánról, a nemzetköziesedés – azaz kokusaika [国際化] (magyar fonetikával: kokuszajka) – folyamatáról írtam. Ennek keretében az ország és az ott lakók számos erényét és egyben a nyitási szándékokat hátráltató, az igazi nyitottságot akadályozó tényezőket is igyekeztem feltárni. Ebből szeretnék néhány gondolatot átadni.

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