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jargon, abreviation, net languages #1 (permalink) Fri Aug 28, 2009 14:28 pm   jargon, abreviation, net languages
 

Hi,
To improve my english, is it necessary to learn jargon , because when i talk with people, listen to music or watch tv shows i can't understand it, and it's frequently used. what can do?
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jargon, abreviation, net languages #2 (permalink) Sun Aug 30, 2009 20:27 pm   jargon, abreviation, net languages
 

Good evening Cate.Unfortunately jargon and slang is unavoidable, even in your own country no doubt.
You don't have to learn it. It will find you, and force itself upon you. Take care.

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jargon, abreviation, net languages #3 (permalink) Sun Aug 30, 2009 21:30 pm   jargon, abreviation, net languages
 

thanks kitosdad
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