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I have learned most German in an unconventional way. I like the nice green weather and enjoy my intermittent stays in Germany. I plan to take both A1 and A2 tests in 2019. As of now it's sort of hard to prove that I know certain grammatical things because I need practice. I'm guessing I might be a B1 level individual with holes in my knowledge. I like watching movies in German and switching cartoon languages to German if possible. I like finding Germans at social events that want to speak to me, but don't speak English well... it gives me practice.
Spanish is my 3rd language after Korean. I think with time I can pick this language up much faster than all the others. I have found it very useful in travel and at home within my community. It's also sometimes a nice switch when I've looked at another language too long.
I've always had a fascination with eastern Europe ever since I was a child. Kind of like how many children have a fascination with Japanese things. That alone is enough for me to learn Russian when I can.
Bulgarian is an odd one but for some reason it seems simpler, I don't know why. I like that fact that there aren't as many resources for it. The learning process feels more traditional and raw.
Romanian, Vietnamese, Chinese, are some others I plan to start but I have my hands full already. I bought a text book in Romanian so that will probably come first. It's a Romantic language so why not?
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German
Spanish
Bulgarian
Romanian
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EnglishNative
Korean
Russian
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Johanna
German
Jan 10, 2018
Danke für die tolle Stunde! Du hast gute Grundlagen, um eine sehr interessante Konversation zu führen! Ich freue mich auf das nächste Mal!
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