multilingual communication
Structured Thinking & Academic Responsibility
Why real influence begins with responsibility, not technique Persuasion is often misunderstood. Many people associate it with manipulation, pressure, or rhetorical tricks. They believe that persuasion means: But real persuasion is something else. It is not about control. It is about clarity. And clarity begins with structure. Influence Without Structure Is Noise A person can […]
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Before choosing any language path, explore all available options here: https://levitintymur.com/#languages Many people believe that if they can translate a document, they understand it. Unfortunately, old documents do not work that way. For German-speaking adults from Germany, Austria, and Switzerland, one of the most confusing situations appears when they suddenly need to deal with family […]
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Before choosing any language path, explore all available options here: https://levitintymur.com/#languages When people prepare for studies abroad, they usually think about the obvious things first. They think about university entrance, visas, accommodation, tuition fees, travel, and language certificates. But very often, another problem appears later. A student enters a multilingual environment and suddenly realises that […]
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Before choosing any language path, explore the full range of language options here: https://levitintymur.com/#languages Sometimes the problem is not the language itself. Sometimes the problem is the false feeling that you already understand it. A German-speaking adult receives a scanned document from relatives, a message from a university, an old certificate, a rental agreement, a […]
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Video Blog: Tymur Levitin Podcast
There is a quiet illusion in multilingualism that almost no one likes to talk about. The illusion is simple:the more languages you speak, the more people will understand you. In reality, I have seen the opposite happen many times. A student once told me about her friend.The friend spoke several languages. Four, maybe more. She […]
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