Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Learning"

A: brains = mental power / intelligence
no-brainer = an easy thing to do (so easy, you don't have to think about it-- so you don't have to use your brain).

A: Learning from the best is a literal phrase meaning you have learnt a skill or subject from the most skilled or most professional person so they are best to teach you

A: Trying =difficult

A: i think at least in this case its equal. I haven't seen it where A is more then B in that kind of sentance but it could just be that I haven't seen it before/can't remember.

If A were to be bigger thenB it might be worded something closer to:

"Learning Japanese is tough because you have to understand the culture more then the langue"

I did a google translate and it could just be a language barrier where the translation is slightly different then the english meaning. if someone says "as much" to you in person they mean something is equal to something

A: what do you mean? I don't really understand your question

by the way are you by chance just writing weirdly on purpose.

A: I think you mean

Learning the ropes

This is used to mean the learning the skills required to do a job

Although at first he wasn’t much good at being a chef it didn’t matter as he was only just learning the ropes. Later on his cooking was amazing.

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A: "I am learning English."
"Learning English can be hard."
"Learning English is also fun."
"People who are learning English have to study a lot."

A: I'm learning Chinese
I'm learning how to play the piano
I'm learning new ways to help people

A:

It would need to be

Learning grammar is of great significance to understanding a language

in order to sound right 🙏

A: "Learning foreign languages is important to me."
Because you're saying that what's important is learning, which is singular

A: To be honest, they both seem to have the same meaning. Personally, I prefer the second statement because I like using “gerunds” (verbs that end in -ing) to mix-up or add variety to my sentences.

A: The first one isn't quite proper. You can't really use the word vitally with the word important, as vital basically means "very important". It's kind of like saying the same word twice.

The second one is absolutely perfect, and yes, it sounds formal. If you want to say this informally, try saying something like "Learning English is crucial", "Learning English is extremely important", or "Learning English is very important".
The last example that I listed sounds the most informal.

I hope that helps. :)

A: Learning is the process when you gain experience. Studying is more like when you sit down and start reading a textbook or do homework.

Ex:
I was learning English in middle school.
I have been studying for the test all night long.

A:

It’s acceptable, but native speakers prefer to say – learning to drive – for the simple reason that “learning driving…“ sounds terrible.

A: It’s able to make accurate predictions a fair amount of the time

A: Being multilingual is an increasingly essential attribute in multicultural settings.

A: Learning from other people's experience.

A: I'm learning English, but am fluent in Portuguese.

A: × Learning all the characters and new vocabulary is a big challenge for me because writing is totally different from Spanish so a creative way to learn it is using flashcard.
✓ Learning all the characters and new vocabulary is a big challenge for me because writing is totally different from Spanish so a creative way to learn it is by using flashcards.

× The order of the alphabet is pretty different so one way to memorize this would be a singing a alphabet-song (like a kid) or making my own podcast made by me to listen while I exercise at home or even while I sleep.
✓ The order of the alphabet is pretty different so one way to memorize this would be singing an alphabet-song (like a kid) or making my own podcast made by me to listen to while I exercise at home or even while I sleep.

× Also learning pronunciation by watching series is a lot of fun!
✓ Also learning pronunciation by watching a series is a lot of fun!

A: × Learning a language is a life long process!
✓ Learning a language is a lifelong process!
—Lifelong is one word.

× You can't be fluent in any language in three months!
✓ You can't be fluent in any language in three months! = correct

Yes, it is natural!

A: × Learning Japanese is busy.
✓ Learning Japanese is hard.

× Grammar, Kanji,listening comprehension,keigo and learn about cultural differences.
✓ Grammar, Kanji, listening comprehensions, Keigo and also learning about cultural differences.

× It's not surprising because Japanese language is the most difficult language in the world.
✓ It's not surprising because Japanese is one of the most difficult languages in the world.

× One day you may notice “ I’m too busy like a Japanese people!”
✓ One day you may think, “I’m so busy like a Japanese person!” (この文はちょっと分かりません)

× Moreover, need to practice pronunciation …?
✓ Futhermore, need to practice pronunciation?

× There is no such time!
✓ There is no such time to do so!

× But please do not give up on pronunciation.
✓ However, please do not give up on pronunciation.

× Here is a service where you can practice pronunciation frexibley.
✓ Here is a service where you can practice pronunciation easily.

× Both services are affordable.
✓ Both services are cheap and affordable.

A: Yes sounds natural

A: × Learning languages and exploring different cultures is my main hobby
✓ Learning languages and exploring different cultures is my main hobby.

× Currently learning Japanese and I aspire to speak in multi languages.
✓ I am currently learning Japanese, and I aspire to speak in multiple languages.

Super!