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I wish I spoke Danish (this is how to call the language spoken by Danes), but I cannot. I'm trying to learn :)
To be honest. Visiting Denmark is definitely a nice experience, but I sometimes feel lonely here. But I want to go to the university in Denmark next year.
But you must remember! You can forget what you learnt at high school
0 votedOctober 26, 20130A gap year in not popular in my country (Poland), but I decided to go abroad (Denmark) to work and learn language. It's a great idea for teenagers who cannot decide what to do in their lifes. You can look at your life from a different side, meet people who inspire you and earn some money. I do recommend one year gap! :)
0 votedOctober 26, 20130O yes, I have seen so many movies on YouTube about drunk(!) and crazy Russian drivers. It's sometimes funny to watch them, but those drivers are dangerous. Moreover they make traffic congestion. I have a driving licence, but I wish I didn't have to drive in Russia or Ukraine ;)
0 votedOctober 23, 20130- Hi Guys! I'm a new one on italki.com.
It's my first post, so I'm a little bit stressed ;) I always envy people who can speak many languages. But I thought 'stupid girl, don't be envious, move your ass and start learning!'. So I set goals: English (including technical and bussines language) and Danish before I will have been 25, French before thirties, Spanish before forties. To be honest, an only one language I can speak fluently is my native one- Polish. I have been living in Denmark for 4 months, but my progress in Danish is lean. I really appreciate somebody who can help me with essentials of Danish. I want to improve my English, so don't hesitate, be my language partner :)
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