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Anonymous Wed May 18 00:02:51 2016 No.8052739 [Reply] [Original]

When should I read this book? My English skills are not very good (ESL).

>>	Anonymous Wed May 18 00:05:19 2016 No.8052751 It's not actually worth reading, but if you're committed to doing so, I'd say once you hit the B2-C1 range.

>>	Anonymous Wed May 18 00:05:43 2016 No.8052753 >>8052739 After Gravity's Rainbow but before Ulysses.

>>	Anonymous Wed May 18 00:07:23 2016 No.8052761 >>8052739 Penguin books have classifications for different levels. I think they number their levels (1-10) and you should just go on their website.

>>	Anonymous Wed May 18 00:10:00 2016 No.8052776 >>8052753 Why?

>>	Anonymous Wed May 18 00:18:40 2016 No.8052814 >>8052761 Fuck you. Just because English is my second language, doesn't mean I'm retarded. Okay?

>>	Anonymous Wed May 18 01:04:34 2016 No.8053008 >>8052739 Read the original and the translation for your language at the same time. Also, use the wiki.

>>	Anonymous Wed May 18 02:31:06 2016 No.8053355 >>8052814 THEN READ SOME HIGH BROW LIT IN YOUR OWN LANGUAGE. rude

>>	Anonymous Wed May 18 02:33:18 2016 No.8053361 >>8053355 L O N D O N? You type like a girl.

>>	Anonymous Wed May 18 07:15:49 2016 No.8053908 >>8052739 >My English skills are not very good (ESL). >>8052751 >if you're committed to doing so, I'd say once you hit the B2-C1 range >native vs esl speaker dichotomy spook >reading for prose spook spooky stuff