When did you decide you need to learn English or any other language? Everyone had "learned" a language in school. Maybe English, Spanish, French. However, when did you decide to take it serious? Why? 

If you're learning English, in general, you don't need to explain anything. English is necessary: work, media, travel, etc.

But if you're learning let's say... Russian! Explain to us when and why you realize that you need or want to learn that language.

One of the best videos on internet Trust me, you're not going to regreat this.

Forget about everything and just click on the video's link below, choose your subtitles and have fun:

https://youtu.be/A1PAO3jgmXY

With the maximum respect for all the Russians out there.

A simple question: zombies or unicorns? I'm serious. I've read a book about tales that defends both sides. Me? Unicorns. I rather magical and beautiful creatures than monsters ready to eat your brain.

What's your life's goal in learning languages?

Do you have plans to become a polyglot? Do you want to learn two, three, four languages?

Besides English, do you have any interest in learning something "more exotic" like Chinese or Arabic?

Tell us your plan. Mine include English, Spanish, French and Italian. I'd be very satisfied with those languages. Of course, I want to see something of other languages as well, but those four are my really goal.

If you don't have one, there is no problem. Life is always changing. Maybe tomorrow I need to learn Russian and put aside Italian. Who knows?

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British English grammar book - looking for recommendations Hi there! I'd like to buy a book of British English grammar, which is compact and contains explanations about essential topics. Pessoal do Brasil, se vocês tiverem recomendações de gramáticas do inglês britânico em português, também estou aceitando.

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