Re: Is there an optimal sequence for language acquisition?

Lee Sau Dan wrote:
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> >>>>> "leuwarden" == leuwarden <leuwarden@xxxxxxxxx> writes:
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> leuwarden> I would have thought that tea was from India, and I did
> leuwarden> not know about gunpowder. I had heard about Marco Polo,
> leuwarden> but still, I simply do not know anything about
> leuwarden> China. The Panda bear?
>
> What's that?

An animal you keep sending to American zoos. Likely to be the mascot of
the Beijing Olympics.
--
Peter T. Daniels grammatim@xxxxxxx
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