I'm in my fifth year of German and third year of French does the sentence mean I live in German when i was 5 years old and live in French wile 3 years old?? the complete sentence is "Would it be diffi

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I'm in my fifth year of German and third year of French does the sentence mean I live in German when i was 5 years old and live in French wile 3 years old?? the complete sentence is "Would it be difficult to start learning Spanish and Italian at the same time? I'm in my fifth year of German and third year of French, and I don't confuse them at all" Thanks in advance.

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TEACH ME FRENCH!! :(( PLEASE

No, the sentence means the person has been studying German for 5 years and studying French for 3. Essential the word "studies" has been left out of the sentence and you need to mentally add it back in: I'm in my fifth year of German [studies] and third year of French [studies]

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