Oh, I really want to go to Belgium. I will get there one day. What language did you grow up with? I am just curious because your English is incredible. I would assume you are a native.
Ooh yes, I think you would really like Belgium, it is fully of little winding steets and special bars and coffee shops and interesting people <3 I miss it so much, my heart is there.
I moved to Belgium when I was three and picked up French pretty fast because I was so young and was at a french speaking school but I was actually born in England and spoke English at home which is why my English is good :-) I learnt to write in French first though and so sometimes I make odd french-influenced spelling errors.
I really want to learn dutch which is the other main language of Belgium. I took dutch lessons in primary school but it never really stuck.
Do you speak Danish? Did you grow up with any other languages?
It sounds like a place I would love! I didn't grow up with any other languages, unfortunately. I grew up in Kentucky and there people only know American English or slight varieties there of. :)
I started learning French when I was in the 4th grade and thus my passion for languages began. I studied French all throughout high school and even was lucky enough to visit France on an exchange trip when I was 15. I had to collect donations and work like crazy but I was able to pay for it all by myself. My parents just didn't have the money to support me. It is sad though because I have lost most of my French. I just never had anyone to practice/speak with and I can remember things here and there. I can definitely still read French and I love speaking it to myself from time to time.
I do speak Danish, although I am not fluent. I want to be though. I will get there. The problem is Daniel and I have such deep conversations and we wouldn't be able to in Danish unless I improved immensely. We try to talk in Danish as much as possible. I can understand a lot though and I am able to communicate well. I also speak and read a bit of Spanish. I think languages are the key to every culture.
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ahhh i miss belgium.
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I moved to Belgium when I was three and picked up French pretty fast because I was so young and was at a french speaking school but I was actually born in England and spoke English at home which is why my English is good :-) I learnt to write in French first though and so sometimes I make odd french-influenced spelling errors.
I really want to learn dutch which is the other main language of Belgium. I took dutch lessons in primary school but it never really stuck.
Do you speak Danish? Did you grow up with any other languages?
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I started learning French when I was in the 4th grade and thus my passion for languages began. I studied French all throughout high school and even was lucky enough to visit France on an exchange trip when I was 15. I had to collect donations and work like crazy but I was able to pay for it all by myself. My parents just didn't have the money to support me. It is sad though because I have lost most of my French. I just never had anyone to practice/speak with and I can remember things here and there. I can definitely still read French and I love speaking it to myself from time to time.
I do speak Danish, although I am not fluent. I want to be though. I will get there. The problem is Daniel and I have such deep conversations and we wouldn't be able to in Danish unless I improved immensely. We try to talk in Danish as much as possible. I can understand a lot though and I am able to communicate well. I also speak and read a bit of Spanish. I think languages are the key to every culture.
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