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5. My network is growing and strengthening--now what? |
Getting back to your social network, recall that what you are doing is becoming part of a speech community. You need to keep in mind both the community part, and the speech part. In Thomson (1993b), I point out that getting to know the people whose language you are learning, including learning their deep seated feelings of what constitutes right and wrong behaviour, is actually a central part of learning the language.
- Subsections
- 5.1 Bootstrapping your way to good behaviour
- 5.2 Systematic language learning in your new speech community
- 5.3 But it sounds so hard.
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