I'm learning Macedonian, but having trouble finding good learning materials, particularly audio. Is there another language similar enough that I can use audio for that language to check I'm pronouncing right? I know alot of the languages in that area are similar, but enough?
Gary D
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"The closest relative of Macedonian is Bulgarian, with which it is mutually intelligible."
turrill
I truthfully learn a research to not lengthy in the past performed through the hospitality enterprise and in keeping with hospitality employees (waiters, inn clerks, and so forth.) Americans do attempt to talk the language spoken within the international locations that they seek advice from. Further, I can talk French fluently (which I began learning within the 6th grade - while every body else in my university first started taking language guides), am familiar with Spanish, studied German for 2 years although, admittedly, I recollect little or no of it and am learning Chinese now. The obstacle is not that Americans do not wish to study one other language or are unwilling to try to talk the language of the international locations that they're traveling; the obstacle is that Americans are unwilling to study one other language to house immigrants. It's additionally type of unfair to examine the US that's a enormous, really remoted country with the small, densely packed countries of Europe. It additionally will have to be mentioned that English is a language that the majority humans be it in Europe, Asia or South America decide upon to research over all others.
arnold
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Anonymous
Try Serbian, most ex-yugoslavic languages are almost identical (even if the people who speak them like to claim otherwise) :-)