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This quote sum it all up! '''"Knowledge Shared is Knowledge Gained"''' | This quote sum it all up! '''"Knowledge Shared is Knowledge Gained"''' | ||
By teaching to others, you will be learning new things about | By teaching a language you are learning to others, you will be learning new things about that language. | ||
As an example, if you are learning Japanese. A very good way for your to improve your knowledge of Japanese will be to write Japanese lessons. If it's useful for you, there is a good chance it will be also useful to others. | |||
==Teach my Native Language== | ==Teach my Native Language== | ||
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This quote sum it all up! "Knowledge Shared is Knowledge Gained"
By teaching a language you are learning to others, you will be learning new things about that language.
As an example, if you are learning Japanese. A very good way for your to improve your knowledge of Japanese will be to write Japanese lessons. If it's useful for you, there is a good chance it will be also useful to others.