We pretend que (that) foreign words y (and) word endings are just newly coinadas (-ed) English words. Gradualmente (-ly), your brain starts thinking that las (the) foreign words are “English”. It also works con (with) most grammar foreign (foreign grammar) and expressions.

We pretend que (that) foreign words et (and) word endings are just newly coinés (-ed) English words. Gradualment (-ly), your brain starts thinking that les (the) foreign words are “English”. It also works avec (with) most grammar foreign (foreign grammar) and expressions.

We pretend dass (that) foreign words und (and) word endings are just newly coined English worden (-s). Graduallich (-ly), your brain starts thinking that die (the) foreign words are “English”. It also works mit (with) most foreign Grammatiken (grammar) and expressions.

We pretend che (that) foreign words e (and) word endings are just newly coinate (-ed) English words. Gradualmente (-ly), your brain starts thinking that le (the) foreign words are “English”. It also works con (with) most grammar foreign (foreign grammar) and expressions.

We pretend que (that) foreign words e (and) word endings are just newly coinadas (-ed) English words. Gradualmente (-ly), your brain starts thinking that as (the) foreign words are “English”. It also works com (with) most grammar foreign (foreign grammar) and expressions.

We pretend that foreign go 語 (words) and word endings are dake だけ (just) newly coined English words. Gradually, your nō 脳 (brain) starts thinking that the foreign go 語 (words) are “English”. It also works to と (with) most foreign grammar and expressions.