![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
[Error: unknown template qotd]I speak swedish fluently, obviously. :-) Since it's my mother tongue.
And I speak english almost fluently, it's something you learn in school in Sweden from a very early age in school. I think 11 years old? And well, since I lived in the US for a year a long time ago and then kept it up online and when working with people. It's just words of various professions I get stuck on and sometimes I draw a blank on a word. But more or less fluently. And I LOVE speaking english! I really really do, so I jump at the chance as soon as it presents itself.
What other language would I like to learn... Hmm...
I did try on spanish for a while there, just to get the grade so I could get into University. But I can't speak it. I do think it sounds REALLY cool though, so that would be one language I'd love to learn.
Another one would be german for the simple reason it is so damn frustrating to not understand some of the interviews Tokio Hotel gives. So I'm an old fangirl, just live with it. *lol*
And I speak english almost fluently, it's something you learn in school in Sweden from a very early age in school. I think 11 years old? And well, since I lived in the US for a year a long time ago and then kept it up online and when working with people. It's just words of various professions I get stuck on and sometimes I draw a blank on a word. But more or less fluently. And I LOVE speaking english! I really really do, so I jump at the chance as soon as it presents itself.
What other language would I like to learn... Hmm...
I did try on spanish for a while there, just to get the grade so I could get into University. But I can't speak it. I do think it sounds REALLY cool though, so that would be one language I'd love to learn.
Another one would be german for the simple reason it is so damn frustrating to not understand some of the interviews Tokio Hotel gives. So I'm an old fangirl, just live with it. *lol*
Tags:
(no subject)
Date: 2015-04-18 01:57 pm (UTC)Same goes at my school in canada when I was a kid, we do learn english at a pretty young age, I started earlier than the average at the age of 5, kids in general formation start at the age of 10 but then I got lucky to have a bilingual babysitter back then,not counting on my mom who speaks both english and french, currently learning a third language during college.