Turn on the TV to boost your lockdown language learning
Language learning isn’t a priority in the UK, and many see it as very difficult. But leading polyglots say that just watching foreign TV is half the battle.
Language learning isn’t a priority in the UK, and many see it as very difficult. But leading polyglots say that just watching foreign TV is half the battle.
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