Vocabulary

[jafsica]

So, I was looking at my GRE book at the vocabulary words (mostly the ones in the top 100). I read many of them to my mom. Teaching/working together and communicating really helps me.

I need to study for the other sections of the test and for the subject test as well. Also, I need to pick a Grad school and find a job! Yikes! I feel so behind.

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Comments

[curlyindustries]

Like "lisp", "dyslexic" is one of those words that are totally unfair to the person who has them.

[jafsica]

No kidding. But, if you look at the etymology, it makes sense.
http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?term=dyslexia

To whom it may concern

[whitevanilla]

You know I'm interested in this stuff!

When you learn another language, you really learn your mother tongue SO much better. English grammar became clearer after learning Spanish and French.

Re: To whom it may concern

[jafsica]

I agree. I learned so much more English in my Spanish class because my professor included lots of etymology.
I love Spanish.