These hashtags seem good:
#LanguageLearner #LanguageLearners #LanguageLearning #LanguageProficiency
These hashtags seem good:
#LanguageLearner #LanguageLearners #LanguageLearning #LanguageProficiency
Is it that my #Arabic skills are too advanced? Or is it that #duolingo Arabic course is not good?
Do you know an online and trustable Arabic proficiency test which is also free? Only for personal measurement.
Please boost.
#language #languages #languagelearning #languageproficiency #languageproficiencytest #languagetest
@Clover I can recommend @dw_innovation #DW's #LearnGerman website.
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#ClassicLiterature #EducationEdge #TimelessStories #CriticalThinking #LanguageProficiency #EthicalReasoning
The French Language Test for Canada is an examination designed to assess an individual's French language proficiency as part of the Canadian immigration or academic admissions process. This test is likely required for individuals wishing to relocate to Canada or enroll in programs that require French proficiency.
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#education #canadianfrenchtest #languageproficiency #immigrationlanguageexam #frenchskillscanada #studyinfrench #canadianlanguageassessment
So, whether it's classic literature, industry journals, or the latest news, every bit of reading you do contributes to your growth as a translator. It's not just what we translate, but what we read that makes us better at what we do. What are you reading lately to enhance your translation skills? Share your favorite reading materials and experiences! 📚🗺️📜 #Translation #LanguageProficiency #CulturalAwareness
@design_law I'm not sure there is an expected way. I don't list on my #CV but on #LinkedIn here is how I list my #LanguageProficiency
Legal English: Full professional proficiency
Old Norse: Elementary proficiency
Portuguese (Brazilian): Limited working proficiency
Swedish: Limited working proficiency
Honestly, I think I'm overstating my proficiency on each language :-(