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Subject: Re: NEWBIE - MOVIE
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> Can you suggest me movies easier to understand?!
Hi, Vanessa. Whichever movie you choose to see, if you are using DVD,
look for subtitles (many DVDs include subtitles in English for the
deaf, and/or subtitles in different languages). If you see the words
written in English the same time as you listen to the movie, it will be
a lot easier for you to understand.
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