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- 9mo ·
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@nateberkopec @okuramasafumi Sure!
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@nateberkopec @okuramasafumi Sure!
@nateberkopec @okuramasafumi Sure!
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- 10mo ·
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As a non-native speaker of English, I always struggle to listen and follow casual conversations among native speakers.
What would you recommend? A friend of mine suggested watching BBC videos on YouTube, but I'd love to hear about other options.
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As a non-native speaker of English, I always struggle to listen and follow casual conversations among native speakers.
What would you recommend? A friend of mine suggested watching BBC videos on YouTube, but I'd love to hear about other options.
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As a non-native speaker of English, I always struggle to listen and follow casual conversations among native speakers.
What would you recommend? A friend of mine suggested watching BBC videos on YouTube, but I'd love to hear about other options.
As a non-native speaker of English, I always struggle to listen and follow casual conversations among native speakers.
What would you recommend? A friend of mine suggested watching BBC videos on YouTube, but I'd love to hear about other options.
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@nateberkopec Yes it's quite interesting, Japanese people mostly copy English terms, but "技術選定" is a rare case of inventing our own phrase.
Another case is "Immutable Infrastructure" that appeared with Docker. That is English phrase but I heard it's valid only in Japan.
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@nateberkopec Yes it's quite interesting, Japanese people mostly copy English terms, but "技術選定" is a rare case of inventing our own phrase.
Another case is "Immutable Infrastructure" that appeared with Docker. That is English phrase but I heard it's valid only in Japan.
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@nateberkopec Yes it's quite interesting, Japanese people mostly copy English terms, but "技術選定" is a rare case of inventing our own phrase.
Another case is "Immutable Infrastructure" that appeared with Docker. That is English phrase but I heard it's valid only in Japan.
@nateberkopec Yes it's quite interesting, Japanese people mostly copy English terms, but "技術選定" is a rare case of inventing our own phrase.
Another case is "Immutable Infrastructure" that appeared with Docker. That is English phrase but I heard it's valid only in Japan.