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<blockquote data-quote="Core" data-source="post: 7612556" data-attributes="member: 263471"><p>I might add something always try to read American English ,it's very easy to understand than British.(if you have a good vocabulary knowledge and remember Americans do never use hard words for casual conversations) (of course you can easily adapt later,it likes first learn C# and understand the concept and move on C++ ,approaching to C++ directly might be hard but therefore all programming languages got the same concept it may easy to move on C++ cause you have already know concept only need to know syntax,likewise British and American got almost equal Grammar and accept and Alphabet(it's same) so learning American English may build a good background to understand the British accent)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Core, post: 7612556, member: 263471"] I might add something always try to read American English ,it's very easy to understand than British.(if you have a good vocabulary knowledge and remember Americans do never use hard words for casual conversations) (of course you can easily adapt later,it likes first learn C# and understand the concept and move on C++ ,approaching to C++ directly might be hard but therefore all programming languages got the same concept it may easy to move on C++ cause you have already know concept only need to know syntax,likewise British and American got almost equal Grammar and accept and Alphabet(it's same) so learning American English may build a good background to understand the British accent) [/QUOTE]
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