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Mia Lee is a confident teenager with a sharp mind and a big heart. She also lives in a world where massive geopolitical ...

This is the second volume of the Research Topic "Culture and Second Language (L2) Learning in Migrants." The first volume can ...

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An Osaka Metropolitan University researcher investigated the impact of the group work environment on motivation in English as ...

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Clark, director of the Arabic Language Flagship Program at the University of Mississippi, is the 2025 winner of the Elsie ...

I have been paying for my wife's Duolingo account for several years and I recently decided to set up my own account.

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