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Tapimi

Nov. 16, 2025

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It feels like reading and listening in a foreign language are stored in one drawer, while speaking and writing are in another, they require a whole different level of effort.
But I think they are still part of the same system.
I feel like "reading/listening" and "speaking/writing" are trained separately at first, but as level improves, the barrier between them starts to disappear.

I am not sure if it actually works that way, though.
Sorry, my journal doesn't make much sense.
I am sleppy, Good night!


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外国語で読む・聞くことと、書く・話すことって別の引き出しに入っているかのように、難易度が違う気がする。
でも同じ収納の中には存在すると思ってる。
それぞれ別にトレーニングしていって、レベルが高くなってくるとその2つの間にある仕切りが無くなるようなイメージ。

実際にそうなるかは、分かりませんけどね。
眠いと分けわからないことを書くから、良くないですね、すみません。
おやすみ!

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I am slepepy,

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I actually agree. I think at the beginning, when you have little experience, you're dealing with things l like "what are the sounds of the other language?" or "what's the grammar structure I need to use?". When you get to a more advanced level, it often turns into just more of a vocab problem.

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Tapimi

Nov. 19, 2025

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Thank you for your comment.
vocab problem, yes, I often feel like I let myself down because of my memory. :D

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It feels like reading and listening in a foreign language are stored in one drawer, while speaking and writing are in another, as they require a whole different level of effort.

But I think they are still part of the same system.

I feel like "reading/listening" and "speaking/writing" are trained separately at first, but as level improves, the barrier between them starts to disappear.

I am not sure if it actually works that way, though.

Sorry, my journal doesn't make much sense.

I am slepepy,

Good night!

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Very nice!

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Tapimi

Nov. 19, 2025

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thank you for your correct!

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It feels like reading and listening in a foreign language are stored in one drawer, while speaking and writing are in another, they require a whole different level of effort.

But I think they are still part of the same system.

I feel like "reading/listening" and "speaking/writing" are trained separately at first, but as level improves, the barrier between them starts to disappear.

I am not sure if it actually works that way, though.

Sorry, my journal doesn't make much sense.

I am slepepy,

Good night!

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Well written! And I definitely agree it feels this way.

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Tapimi

Nov. 16, 2025

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I'm glad you agree. :)

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It feels like reading and listening in a foreign language are stored in one drawer, while speaking and writing are in another, t. They require a whole different level of effort.

But I think they a're still a part of the same system.

I feel like "reading/listening" and "speaking/writing" are trained separately at first, but as levelproficiency improves, the barrier between them starts to disappear.

I am not sure if it actually works that way, though.

Sorry, my journal doesn't make much sense.

I am slepepy,

Good night!

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わかりました !

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Tapimi

Nov. 16, 2025

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ありがとうございます!sleppy、そんな間違いお恥ずかしい。

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