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Alright lets see if i can actually succeed and persue these languages

[Priorities]

•Spanish

•French(for school)

[For fun and interest]

•Greek

•Arabic

[Maybe]

•Latin

•German

•Polish(again)

•Norwegian

•Romanian(again)

•Portuguese

•Korean

•Japanese

[Languages i speak]

•Tagalog

•English

-Im currently focusing on greek but i go from one language to another- im not in a rush to learn these more just my genuine interest in languages, there are so much languages here but i like to just add them here as maybe a goal-

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#greek #learninggreek Gerome is so good. He catches on so well. We are learning how to speak and read in Greek. Evilyn and shaggy also picked it up pretty quickly. Doctors and Speach therapist use to Believe that you couldn’t teach a down syndrome child another language. #eatyourheartout (at Ogden, Utah) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bvm4XWLH6hN/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1e6c27e4ph33c

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Numbers In Greek

So, a few days ago I decided that I wanted to learn Greek because 1) I’m a bible college student, 2) a lot of English words came from the Greek language, 3) I’m bumping into a lot of Greek words whenever I read my textbooks, lecture notes, lecture videos, additional reading materials etc, 3) the New Testament books were originally written in Greek, “therefore the need for Greek”, as I tell myself, is necessary. So here we go. First lesson, numbers in Greek.