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Super interesting read, nautil.us/to-supercharge-lea…. Really what [we] need to learn, they told us, are the “6 C’s”: 𝐜𝐨𝐥𝐚𝐛𝐨𝐫𝐚𝐜𝐢𝐨́𝐧, 𝐜𝐨𝐦𝐮𝐧𝐢𝐜𝐚𝐜𝐢𝐨́𝐧, content, critical thinking, creative innovation, 𝐲 confidence." That's what we want to do @weevelanguages
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Introducing the latest @NDRC_hq accelerator cohort. Come and meet the next generation of startup companies at Demo Day in @dogpatchlabs on 20th April. eventbrite.ie/e/ndrc-acceler…
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It’s April 21st. You’re at #FounderWeekend. Who’s mentoring you?
💻@saxena_ashes: Techie @shippo
🎨 @DesignDuffy: Design guru @DublinDesign
🦑 Co-founder @LoyaltySquid Matthew Coffey
🚀 NDRC PM @CurhamLorraine
🗣️ @oisin_thomas, co-founder @weevelanguages
ndrc.ie/founder-weekend
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Don't even try to remember the vocabulary when learning a new language. Just keep moving on, listening and reading, and eventually the words will start to stick. ow.ly/EAke50Knwsn
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And in both cases the answer is
1. Just wait until you understand it clearly enough from getting lots of exposure
2. Don't worry about it
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I got this book this evening from one of the diglot.ie/ team. Their approach to language acquisition is to weave words from the language you want to learn into classic texts. I am trying to get better at Irish so will give this a go. @DiglotSocial
ALT Cover of book. Sherlock Holmes - A sign of four
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Meet Evan Mcgloughlin & Cian McNally @tcddublin, winners of the 2021 @Loc_Enterprise ICT Award & successful #StudentEntrepreneurAwards finalists.
They're founders of @DiglotSocial a book publishing company delivering innovative language education.
More at
bit.ly/SEArelease2021
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I've nothing against people using apps in order to learn a language
I just ward beginners away from them because for some reason people think that's all they have to do
You ain't gonna learn how to understand and speak a language exclusively from an app
IMPOSSIBLE
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Learning from school textbooks as a beginner made me able to say “where is my blue suitcase?” in French as a beginner.
Learning from comprehensible input on topics I’m interested in made me able to talk about user experience design in Hungarian as a beginner.
Priorities 💖
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Revealed: the Sunday Independent’s 30 under 30 for 2021. From building tomorrow's Artificial Intelligence infrastructure to cutting edge medtech, and from creating fine whiskey to hip new botanicals independent.ie/business/iris…
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Diglot is a language learning book publishing company that takes classic novels like Pride and Prejudice and Sherlock Holmes and weaves foreign words into the English sentences. 📖 📚
Come see how far they've come by tuning into Demo day 🙌
lbox2021demoday.eventbrite.i… @DiglotSocial
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The best thing about immersion learning a language is when you suddenly pull something out of your head you didn’t even know you knew, like it’s just sunk in in the background and then it just spills out of your mouth
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Stop confusing "Comprehensible Input" to mean "a specific concept that can be understood the first time you see it".
You can learn something from seeing it a second time in a new context where you didn't understand it the first time, including /because/ you saw it the first time.
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Congratulations to @tcddublin students Cian Mcnally and Evan Mcgloughlin, the winners of the @Loc_Enterprise ICT Award at Enterprise Ireland's #StudentEntrepreneurAwards. Their language learning book company @DiglotSocial has achieved sales in 19 countries to date!
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"But native speakers learn grammar, too!". Yeah. *After* they can already speak, read and write fluently.
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Do not try to be a language learner, do language learning.
#langtwt How to stop overthinking your language learning?
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We underestimate how much listening helps us learn! Last week I learnt "it depends" in Hungarian. I forgot it soon, of course. Today my tutor told me again. It was familiar, but I still didn't remember. Then tonight I heard it in a song. Now I finally feel like I won't forget it!