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La cuarentena de coronavirus para muchas personas ha sido una sorpresa. De repente tenemos mucho tiempo libre que hay que aprovechar. Vamos a compartir con vosotros las mejores ideas que podemos hacer durante la cuarentena.

Ver series y películas
Seguramente tienes una lista de series o películas que siempre querías ver pero nunca lo hacías. Ahora es el mejor momento.

Visitar un museo virtual o ver una espectáculo online
Aunque los museos están cerrados actualmente en todo el mundo aún puedes visitarlos de forma gratuita. Por ejemplo, en la galería online del Louvre se exhiben alrededor de 30 obras. También puedes "ir" al Hermitage donde puedes ver las colecciones por categorías y épocas.

Hacer la limpieza
Es algo necesario y nunca tenemos tiempo para hacerlo . Durante el período tenemos mucho tiempo así que vale la pena considerarlo. Se puede lavar las cortinas, ya que acumulan mucha suciedad y polvo o ordenar la ropa en tu armario y deshacerte de algo que no necesites.

Practica deportes
Los gimnasios están cerrados, por eso es buena idea empezar a entrenarte online. Hoy en día puedes apuntarte a un curso de entrenamiento online o contratar a un entrenador personal.

Probar algo nuevo
Muchas personas siempre han soñado con empezar a aprender un idioma extranjero, tocar un instrumento musical, aprender a tejer, etc. Ahora tienes suficiente tiempo para dedicar tiempo a aprender algo nuevo. Nuestra escuela de aprendizaje online te ofrece una gran variedad de las clases y cursos de distintas materias y asignaturas. Además, puedes probar primera clase online gratis y entender si te gusta o no.

Leer libros
En la estantería de cualquier persona de nosotros hay un libro que ha estado esperando si hora durante mucho tiempo. Leer es bueno para la mente y durante la cuarentena es una buena forma de pasar el tiempo.

Dormir
La incapacidad para dormir lo suficiente probablemente te parezca familiar. Durante la cuarentena, puedes aflojar tu propio régimen durante un par de días y dormir durante 8 horas o tal vez más.

Y qué ideas tienes tú para pasar un buen tiempo en la cuarentena y no aburrirte?

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We have already told you how to learn a language with the help of movies, but what if you do not like movies or TV show? ⠀⠀
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You can learn languages by reading some books 📖 ⠀⠀
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There are 4 ways how to do it: ⠀⠀
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1. Read a paragraph in the language you learn first and then in your native one. This method is considered to be quite effective. ⠀⠀
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2. Read a book in a foreign language and translate all the words you don’t know using a dictionary. This is rather time-consuming and not the most popular method, but according to the people who used it, it gives good results. ⠀⠀
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3. Read the same book in your native language and then read it in the language you learn. You will understand it because the text is already familiar to you. ⠀⠀
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4. Re-read a book you have never read before in the language you learn many times. Do not use dictionary and translation. This method is called intuitive. Again, according to those who tried this method, it brings results.⠀
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Which way of learning a language do you prefer? ⠀⠀
If you prefer learning a language by watching movies put ❤ in the comments, if by reading the books put 📖 ⠀⠀
It is very interesting for us to know! ⠀

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Even at the height of summer, there is no reason not to learn languages ​​😊⠀
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In order to start thinking in the language you are learning you just need to make a little effort.
We can get used to everything and even rebuild our body as we want, so we can also think in a foreign language. ⠀
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First of all, you need to try to translate in your mind everything that you see, don’t forget to invent monologues and replay them in your mind. ⠀
Comment everything what you see around you and if you have forgotten a word, do not immediately look for it in a dictionary, but rather try to remember. ⠀
The most important thing is to communicate, speak the language you learn and do not be afraid of making mistakes. ⠀
At first it will not be very easy, your native language will become your worst enemy, but then gradually you will see the result. ⠀
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With us you can learn any language of the world 🗺 ⠀
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Our world is very amazing and interesting, the same can be said about the languages ​​of the world. ⠀⠀
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CHINESE (MANDARIN) ⠀⠀
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The most interesting language of the world that consists only of hieroglyphs. And it is considered to be one of the most melodious, mysterious, beautiful and at the same time difficult languages ​​on the planet. ⠀⠀
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GRENLAND LANGUAGE ⠀⠀
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It is an official language of Greenland where about 60,000 people live. It appeared as a symbiosis of two dialects - Eskimo and Greenland. ⠀⠀
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It is the only alive language of the Murano languages. Pirahan does not have the concepts of numbers and colours. ⠀⠀
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LAO LANGUAGE ⠀⠀
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The official language of Laos is Lao, you can still hear it in northeastern Thailand. It is native for 15 million people. ⠀⠀
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INDONESIAN LANGUAGE ⠀⠀
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The grammar of the Indonesian language is considered to be one of the easiest to learn. ⠀⠀
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CETS LANGUAGE ⠀⠀
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In Dagestan, according to the 2010 census, 12,467 people speak Cets language. Its main peculiarity is that it has 64 cases. ⠀⠀
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KOISAN LANGUAGES ⠀⠀
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Koyansan-speaking people live in South Africa. These are interesting languages ​​that have a common feature - a variety of clicking sounds, resembling a horse clatter. ⠀⠀
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CURRENT PISIN ⠀⠀
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Talk Pisin - one of the officially recognized languages ​​of Papua New Guinea, a local version of the English language. The alphabet consists of 5 vowels and 16 consonants. ⠀⠀
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AYAPAN⠀
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In Mexico, local people have been talking in Ayapan for hundreds of years. Now this language belongs to one of the dying languages and its premature disappearance has been accelerated by the fact that its last two native speakers have not been speaking it between them for many years. ⠀⠀
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Nowadays speaking 5-8 languages is not a sign of genius, every person can do it if he or she wants it. And it is not necessary to spend a lot of money and go to live to another country. ⠀⠀
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Here are some tips that could help you to become a polyglot:⠀
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1. You need to dedicate some time during a day to the language you learn - preferably 30 minutes per day than 3 hours per week. ⠀⠀
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2. Always have with you well-organised learning materials: tables, diagrams, words. ⠀⠀
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3. Practice is the key to success! You should speak the language you learn at any given opportunity. ⠀⠀
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4.Read texts in the language you learn, even if you don’t understand them completely. Just don’t choose too difficult material. ⠀⠀
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5. Make the most of your time and use it for learning: walks, trips in public transportation, queues at doctor's office. ⠀⠀
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It is worth saying that true polyglots do not learn languages just for the sake of linguistic records. In fact, they learn languages for their own interest and at the same time do not boast about their achievements.

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What is better - to speak several languages poorly or speak one but perfectly? It turns out that the first option is more profitable for the development of our brain. ⠀
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1. Learning languages ​​makes the brain to increase in volume ⠀
If you learn foreign languages, your brain grows up. ⠀
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2. Learning foreign languages ​​help you to avoid Alzheimer's syndrome ⠀
Bilinguals (speakers of two or more languages) have an average five-year delay in dementia caused by Alzheimer's syndrome. ⠀
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3. Bilinguals have better music abilities ⠀
Learning a foreign language causes the brain to discover the sounds that it had not previously worked to identify and distinguish. ⠀
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4. Language experts have the ability to be multitasking ⠀
Those who speak several languages ​​are able to switch between tasks more easily. ⠀
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5. Languages ​​improve memory ⠀
Children who grew up in a multilingual environment have a much better memory than those who have heard only native language since childhood. ⠀
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6. Bilinguals have better concentration. ⠀
Bilinguals are distinguished by stronger attention to both the main thing of an important phenomenon and its details. ⠀
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By their origin, languages ​​сan be natural and artificial. Natural are the languages ​​spoken by people. Natural languages ​​evolve and develop. Artificial languages ​​are created in a synthetic way to transmit any specific information. Artificial languages ​​include Esperanto, programming languages, musical notation, Morse code, cryptographic systems, jargon, and others. It seems that everything is obvious: if a language is created by people, then it is artificial; if it was created itself and developed independently then we speak about a natural language.⠀
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Some languages ​​are kind of mix between artificiality and naturalness. An example would be one of the four official languages ​​of Switzerland, Retro Roman. The fact is that in the mid-twentieth century the Romanesque language did not exist. Instead, in various regions of Switzerland there were five separate dialects of the related, but not a single language of the Romance language family. And only in the 1980s a group of scientists united to create a single language based on the most common dialects. The words in this language were chosen according to the principle of similarity - words were created according to some similarities, a world was taken in a language if it sounded more or less similar in all dialects. ⠀⠀
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For about twenty years now, documents and books have been published in a new Romano-Romanian language, it is taught in Swiss schools and spoken by residents of the country. ⠀⠀
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The Czech language can be also called artificial. Until the end of the XVIII century in the Czech Republic, everyone spoke German and the Czech language existed in the form of some dialects used only by some villagers that didn’t have an education. ⠀⠀
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Hebrew can be also considered as a reborn language. At the end of the 19th century, Ben-Yehuda, a man who is called the father of modern Hebrew, began a movement to revive the language. Books and magazines were published in Hebrew and it was the language of international communication of Jews from different countries, but noone spoke Hebrew daily. It used to be a dead language. Now Hebrew is a spoken and official language of Israel.

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Speaking two or three foreign languages ​​today is not a surprise now. Those who know four foreign languages ​​are called polyglots and those who know more than 4 languages are called hyperpolyglots. In Switzerland, for example, there are four official languages: German, French, Italian, Retro-Roman - therefore Swiss people can be considered as polyglots. ⠀⠀
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But what is polyglossia or multilingualism? Does it refer to a special talent or motivation? Today, scientists believe each person can learn as many languages ​​as he or she wishes and needs. Recent studies show that the brain of an average person works only at 10% of its capabilities. In other words, we can work 10 times more efficiently and absorb 10 times more information. Everything depends on our will, performance and motivation. ⠀⠀
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Thus a famous archaeologist Heinrich Schliemann in his free time was dedicating himself to learning of foreign languages. It was his hobby and during his life he managed to learn about fifteen languages. It goes without saying that the knowledge of languages ​​rescued Schliemann not once during his excavations in different parts of the world. ⠀⠀
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Leo Tolstoy was also a hyperpolyglot. According to historical sources, the writer was fluent in more than fifteen languages. Other well-known personalities also knew several languages: Catherine II, Cleopatra, poet L. Ukrainka and others. But does there exist a maximum of languages an average person can learn? Studies show that no maximum number of languages exists. We are limited only by our own desires and a duration of human life. We can learn as many languages ​​as we want taking into consideration that we have enough time and effort for it. ⠀⠀
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There is a story about one Italian (his descendants decided not to make his name public) who was fluent in seventy languages. At the same time, he never attended a school and did not learn languages ​​through textbooks. He traveled a lot, constantly changing professions, his life was full of events and adventures. ⠀⠀
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Based on this, we can say for sure that a person can learn a huge number of languages, the main thing is a desire to do it and motivation 😉