I've had the polar opposite, in Years 8 & 9 I had this massive #### of a teacher that I felt had it out for me but this year she seems to have lightened up and french is really coming together for me (I'm also learning spanish this year(brilliant) as well as Irish (eh, I'm good at it, though it's not my favourite).Bobbity said:Je peux parler français un peu. Je l'a appris pour quatre ans, mais je ne l'apprende pas maintenant, parce que mon prof cet an etais terrible.
That was probably pretty atrocious, but essentially I've been doing French at school for four years, and I used to love it, but this year I've had an awful teacher who's sapped my enjoyment and enthusiasm for the language, while I've fallen behind a bit. Now I'm dropping it, although I feel a little bit guilty.
Also, wo hui suo yidianr hanyu.
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bassicly, i speak norwegian and english fluently, and i do make myself understood in german, and i do know the tiniest bit of spanish.
Oh, und, ich hab Deutsch seit zwei Jahren jetzt gelernt, und ich liebe Deutsch. Tut mir leid, wenn mein Deutsch nicht perfekt ist
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oh, and i have learned german for two years now, and i love german! tut mir leid (dopnt know what means, sry) when my german is not perfect.
ICH MUSTEN MEINE KUGELSCHREIBER ESSEN
i cant write german for shit tho
Oh, und, ich hab Deutsch seit zwei Jahren jetzt gelernt, und ich liebe Deutsch. Tut mir leid, wenn mein Deutsch nicht perfekt ist
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oh, and i have learned german for two years now, and i love german! tut mir leid (dopnt know what means, sry) when my german is not perfect.
ICH MUSTEN MEINE KUGELSCHREIBER ESSEN
i cant write german for shit tho
Ok, headin' to bed now, jeez, I love how there's a little sub-conversation going on in German here, tomorrow I might hit up Google Translate to get the jist of what you're saying(inb4 ''Y U NO German?'' my school doesn't teach it as a standard language)
native language : dutch
second: english
third: german (understanding 90%, speaking .. well enough to get by )
i can decipher SOME french, if they go DEAD slow. but an 8 year old with an interest can do better. oh and i know the elder fulthark alphabet
english cause i want to
german cause i had to.
fulthark cause of THE AWSOME.
second: english
third: german (understanding 90%, speaking .. well enough to get by )
i can decipher SOME french, if they go DEAD slow. but an 8 year old with an interest can do better. oh and i know the elder fulthark alphabet
english cause i want to
german cause i had to.
fulthark cause of THE AWSOME.
Wieso müssen Sie denn Deutsch lernen? Ihre Elter, oder Sie wohnen in Deutschland, oder?thahat said:native language : dutch
second: english
third: german (understanding 90%, speaking .. well enough to get by )
i can decipher SOME french, if they go DEAD slow. but an 8 year old with an interest can do better. oh and i know the elder fulthark alphabet
english cause i want to
german cause i had to.
fulthark cause of THE AWSOME.
And what's fulthark? lol
I know bits and pieces of French. If speaking Scot slang is considered a second language then I speak that quite fluently. And I know bits and pieces of Italian and Greek. Not enough to carry on a conversation. And because I live in Southern California I have unfortunately picked up some of the Spanish spoken around here....The one language I DON'T want to learn....
Fluent in Russian,French,English and now currently learning German....maybe later i'll learn Japanese as well
I'm Swedish so swedish and english with danish and norwegian being close enough to swedish to understand.
So from the Skåne then? Because I can't understand danes one bit ._.platinawolf said:
OT: I learnt English as my second language back in grade school. It´s mandatory to take English here and as such I was kinda turned off from it to begin with, but it grew on me and I have to say, I like it a lot better then Swedish since it´s easier.
do programming languages count lol? I voted based on my experiences with French however, which was certainly not motivated by desire to learn it xD
Well I'm Danish, so I speak Danish. It's mandatory in the public schools in Denmark to have English education for at least 5 years. And 2 to 3 years more for the 80-90% who chooses to continue in highschool. So I speak English.
It's even mandatory to have a 3rd language for 3 years in the public schools, so I speak a little bit of German aswell, and I even managed to be pushed by my parents to have French as well, that I luckily got to quit after a year, so I do not speak French! No offence France, I just didn't see any need for me to learn French
It's even mandatory to have a 3rd language for 3 years in the public schools, so I speak a little bit of German aswell, and I even managed to be pushed by my parents to have French as well, that I luckily got to quit after a year, so I do not speak French! No offence France, I just didn't see any need for me to learn French
Actually from middle Sweden (Västerbotten). But understanding a danish person is easier than understanding a Chinese one. Isn't easy mind youkebab4you said:
