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Idioms about Learning Languages

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What does 'get by' mean in the context of languages?

To translate a language correctly

To speak a language fluently

To learn a language from scratch

To manage to communicate in a language despite limitations (correct)

What is the meaning of 'pick up a language'?

To forget a language you already know

To acquire a language naturally, often through exposure (correct)

To start speaking a language suddenly

To learn a language formally

What does 'get my head around something' mean?

To remember a word that is on the tip of your tongue

To learn a new language quickly

To speak a language fluently

To understand a complex concept (correct)

What does 'on the tip of my tongue' mean?

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What does 'brush up' mean in the context of languages?

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"Speak languages" means to be able to communicate in multiple languages.
"Tell the truth" is an idiom that means to be honest and sincere.
"Get by" is an expression that means to manage to do something, often with difficulty.
"Pick up a language" means to learn a new language, often quickly and easily.
"Get my head around something" is an idiom that means to understand or grasp a difficult concept.
"On the tip of my tongue" is an expression that means to almost remember something, but not quite.
"Brush up" means to review or refresh one's knowledge or skills in a particular area.
"Take in" can mean to understand or absorb information, or to visit a place or event.

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Test your knowledge of idioms related to learning and speaking languages. Can you identify the correct meanings and uses of these phrases? Practice your language skills with this quiz!