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Hey Lindsay, how are you?

Hey Michelle doing really good.

How are you?

I'm good, thanks. I'm good. I have a question for you.

Okay, I'm ready.

Okay, so when you've learned languages, do you take a lot of notes, what's your what's your typical their style for note taking?

Yeah, I think when I was learning Spanish for example I was living in Guatemala and I used to go into Jela I was living with a family

and total nika pan and I would go down into Jela and take lessons once a week and I

would definitely like break out my notebook I would write things down and then I would bring them

home to study because I remember when I learn a language I think about the way it's

written.

Hmm. So what do you mean by that you think about like I envision I don't know if you do this too when I

Speak I envision the word being written in in the sky like in my mind

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