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Have, Have Got and Мати: Why Possession Works Differently in English, German and Ukrainian
04.06.2026

Have, Have Got and Мати: Why Possession Works Differently in English, German and Ukrainian

Comparative Linguistics

🔎 Explore structured programs in English, German or Ukrainian at Levitin Language School. Why “I Have” Is Not As Simple As It Looks Possession seems universal. Every language needs a way to express ownership. Yet when we compare English, German and Ukrainian, we quickly discover that languages approach possession very differently. Some focus on the […]

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Know, Can and Вміти: Why Languages Separate Knowledge and Ability Differently | LEVITIN SCHOOL
04.06.2026

Know, Can and Вміти: Why Languages Separate Knowledge and Ability Differently

Comparative Linguistics

🔎 Explore structured programs in English, German or Ukrainian at Levitin Language School. Why “I Know How” Is Not Universal Many learners assume that knowing something and being able to do something are the same. Languages disagree. When we compare English, German and Ukrainian, we discover that knowledge and ability are often expressed through completely […]

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Do, Make, Machen and Робити: Why One Verb Is Never Enough | LEVITIN SCHOOL
04.06.2026

Do, Make, Machen and Робити: Why One Verb Is Never Enough

Comparative Linguistics

🔎 Explore structured programs in English, German or Ukrainian at Levitin Language School. Why This Topic Confuses Almost Everyone One of the first surprises for language learners is discovering that languages do not divide actions the same way. In Ukrainian and Russian, one verb often covers a wide range of situations: But English separates many […]

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Why Most People Never Start Learning a Language — Even When They Want To | LEVITIN SCHOOL
04.06.2026

Why Most People Never Start Learning a Language — Even When They Want To

Online Language Learning

Before you choose a language, a teacher, or a learning format, start here: https://levitintymur.com/ Almost everyone has thought about learning another language at least once. “Maybe I should finally learn English.” “I always wanted to speak German.” “One day I would love to learn Spanish, Polish, Chinese, or Italian.” And then… nothing happens. Weeks pass. […]

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Why You Think Too Slow in English — and What Actually Speeds You Up | LEVITIN SCHOOL
22.05.2026

Why You Think Too Slow in English — and What Actually Speeds You Up

Online Language Learning

You understand English. You know the words.You recognize grammar.You follow conversations. But when you speak, something feels wrong. You are too slow. You think before every sentence.You pause too long.You lose the moment. And the most frustrating part is this: You know more than you can use. The Short Answer You think slowly not because […]

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Why You Understand a Language — But Still Can’t Speak It | LEVITIN SCHOOL
22.05.2026

Why You Understand a Language — But Still Can’t Speak It

Online Language Learning

Before trying to fix your speaking, start with the most practical step. Choose your language here:https://levitintymur.com/#languages One of the most common frustrations in language learning sounds like this: “I understand everything… but I can’t speak.” Students say this at A2.At B1.Even at B2. And the feeling is always the same: You recognize words.You follow conversations.You […]

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