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The liking gap is real for second language English speakers: Concordia research

A new study from Concordia’s Applied Linguistics Lab suggests that most people are usually overly harsh on themselves when speaking in a second language. Writing in the journal Languages, PhD

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Do you like me?

Do you like me?
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Do you like me?

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How likeable do you think you are in your second language?

In general, people tend to be a little hard on themselves when speaking a second language, and ultimately underestimate their level of likeability. That's according to new research from Concordia University. We speak with Rachael Lindberg, the co-author of this study to learn more.

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The liking gap is real for second language English speakers, research shows

The liking gap is real for second language English speakers, research shows
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