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I was born in poland and moved to America when I was 8 and I have to admit that my English is a lot better than my polish. If my parents didn't speak to me in polish I would definitely forget it by now, especially since it is quite a hard language. But I think that once you're in your teens and move to a different country it's almost impossible to forget your native language.
0 votedAugust 26, 20140- Does anyone know any simple books in French?
Hi, I am trying to learn French and I thought it'd be a good idea to improve my French through reading. If anyone knows any books, the genre doesn't necessarily matter, in french that would be fairly easy to read I'd love to hear your suggestions.
August 26, 201460 I like the suggestion of Animal Farm it is a really good book.
But I'd also recommend "The Fault in our Stars" or "Looking For Alaska" by John Green. They really popular in the states now and many teenagers have read them. They are both fairly easy easy reads therefore I don't think you'd have a lot of trouble with them and they are both really well written.
0 votedMay 18, 20140What I like is that in most places people are genuinely nice, like if you go to New York and they see that you are lost usually they will give your directions or if they see you are trying to take a picture with your family they will offer to take the picture for you. I personally think that's a very good aspect, but of course not everyone you encounter will be full of joy and kindness.
0 votedMay 16, 20140- Mi Maestra de Español No me gusta mi maestra de clase de español. Ella no hace nada. Quiero aprender mucho español pero ella no enseña bien. Mi maestra solo habla en español and yo no se que ella dice. Por la tarea, yo estudio por mi cuenta mucho español, pero es muy dificil. Yo espero aprender mas español en el italki.May 15, 201461
- Traveling? Does anyone else have a passion for learning languages due to traveling and cultural fascination? Many people I meet here usually want to learn a language (especially English) because they need it for work or school or they just feel that knowing yet another langauge would be helpful, which I'm sure it would. I, however, desperately want to travel one day therefore I want to come in contact with many languages now and perhaps learn some useful things. So I'm just wondering if there's any specific reason why you are learning the language you chose, is it personal interest, work, school etc?May 15, 201410
