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Wow. It's more nerve-racking trying to write good English than I imagined... It's been such a long time, when I last had to try my best with grammar and vocabulary. But I guess this is a very good way to learn. :)
And I have already lost almost all Italian, I used to learn, because I didn't have the chance/time/motivation to practice often enough. :/ Same with Swedish and German. Oh, I really miss those times, when I was able to have a proper conversation in German... so, can't let the same happen with English too.
In the end, I must say (to anyone, who's reading) that the fastest and (in my opinion) the best way to learn any language, is to travel to a country, where it's spoken and learn it there. I highly recommend that!!
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i think so, my dream is to travel all over the world. where are you now? i mean in which country
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i agree. it takes a lot of effort to make it possible, but i can assure you that it's worth it. :)
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it's all about money,if i have enough money,i will take action immediately.do you agree with me?
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No worries! Your English is fantastic. In fact, I dare say that it is better than a lot of the half-hearted English that is quite common in many parts of the US today. I would love to learn Finnish from a native speaker, but they are hard to find around here. I love reading about the Finnish culture and have learned about 400 words in 2 months. I know learning Finnish grammar will be taxing, but for me, staying obsessed about learning this has been to my success so far. I even have a Finnish flag hanging in my room above my monitor! Kippis!
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I think so, too
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