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Mark and John are both Americans, aged 35.
Mark is learning Japanese, a distant language from his native English. Mark has no previous language experience, and lives in an area of Texas that is relatively devoid of native Japanese speakers. As such, he has neither the macro nor micro environment that is conducive to learning Japanese quickly. Mark is also married, and has lots of non-language-related commitments in his day-to-day life.
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Mark and John are both Americans, aged 35.
Mark is learning Japanese, a distant language from his native English. Mark has no previous language experience and lives in an area of Texas that is relatively devoid of native Japanese speakers. As such, he has neither the macro nor microenvironment that is conducive to learning Japanese quickly. Mark is also married and has lots of non-language-related commitments in his day-to-day life.
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Mark and John are both Americans, aged 35.
Mark is learning Japanese, a distant language from his native English. Mark has no previous language experience, and lives in an area of Texas that is relatively devoid of native Japanese speakers. As such, he has neither the macro nor micro environment that is conducive to learning Japanese quickly. Mark is also married, and has lots of non-language-related commitments in his day-to-day life.
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Mark and John are both Americans, aged 35.
Mark is learning Japanese, a distant language from his native English. Mark has no previous language experience, and lives in an area of Texas that is relatively devoid of native Japanese speakers. As such, he has neither the macro or micro environment that is conducive to learning Japanese quickly. Mark is also married, and has lots of non-language-related commitments in his day-to-day life.
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