Depending on the language you are learning, you will notice that some slides will show both the literal and interpreted meaning of the words and expressions. When we were trying it out for the Tagalog language, we noticed that the greeting “magandang umaga” is partnered with the literal mean...
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meaning specifically to pursue a person covertly, with the aim of watching what they are doing or keeping track of their movements; it was first recorded in the Old English West Saxon version of Luke’s Gospel in the early eleventh century, but managed to give the compilers of earlier editio...
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