I came across something new today.
instead of using 'you are learning (estas aprendiendo ', sometimes they use the derivation substantive.
They use ‘para tu aprendizaje’.
No lo he visto antes! Have you come across this @Jonathan2 ?
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I haven’t learned that formally but linguistically both make perfect sense to me.
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It is like ’ for your learningness’ in english. We don’t use that! 
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It’s hard to perfectly translate but we would say ‘om te leren’. So in Dutch it isn’t strange.
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A decent person would apologize to @everhopeful for smearing him by accusing him of posting bigoted links. The link was not bigoted and there was no valid reason to remove it other than no one wanted to listen to your whining. You either did not read it or failed to understand the content, which is not on him.
You were the badly behaved one here @skinnyme.
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Hola!!!
Hello!!!
Lobita!!!
Wolf!!!
Chiquita!!!
Girl!!!
Passaporte
Passport
Manzana
Apple
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And my point is
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I’d love to learn Spanish and German, I think it’s good to stimulate different locations of da brain
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