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こんな感じでしょうか 最初のは 彼らとは、私の心を伝えられる言語でのみ会話できると思ったので、スペイン語で話した。英語という言語を通して伝えるよりも、私の本心を知っていただけるように、私自身のことを心から表現したかった。 次のは 母は私にデンマーク語で話しかけないだけでなく、両親そろってドイツ語とフランス語が流暢にも関わらず、私にそれを教えることさえ拒絶した。そのことが、どのように部分部分があてはまっていくのか混乱をきたし、私の英語学習の発達を遅らせるだろうと感じたのである。 itは英語以外の言語を学ぶことを表しています。つまり、前の文節のすべてを指しています。

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