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Comparing knowledge and mastery

Comparing knowledge and mastery

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July 12, 2012, 12:15 PM

Glen

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Comparing knowledge and mastery

I once heard a completely bilingual person say something like "Spanish is easy to learn but hard to master, while English is hard to learn but easy to master." Maybe I have it backwards, or heard it the other way round. Maybe it varies for each individual. Any opinions?

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