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| - Words tend to acquire different meanings that are somehow synonymous in the native speaker' | - Words tend to acquire different meanings that are somehow synonymous in the native speaker' | ||
| - Every single word is a world of its own. | - Every single word is a world of its own. | ||
| - | - Learning words amounts to learn an extremely vast array of topics. | + | - Learning words amounts to learning |
| - Slang. | - Slang. | ||
| - Inflection makes words unrecognizable. | - Inflection makes words unrecognizable. | ||
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