Tell me about it! Three years and hundreds of hours logged on Rosetta Stone for Spanish, and I might've picked up a whole two or three words...
Twelve years of Hebrew classes, and kindergarten students in Israel speak English better than I can speak Hebrew!
Heh, spanish was always easy for me.
I think the language will always be harder the farther away your language source is from it. Cause there are concepts that english can’t express in a word or two. Not to mention the mentality of the language is also different sometimes
I feel your pain, I just got told I'm going to be tested next week... I just gave the teacher a smile, but as I have to atm, can only try my best to get my shit in gear
Scarier part is, I somehow managed to test out of a 13th and final year of it. Three years later, my parents and I are still clueless as to how I managed to do that. And more importantly, why the school allowed me to.
@static7s You’re probably just better at the reading or writing. It’s common among language learning. Since speaking requires you having to constantly pull the info out of your brain
Yeah... Not really. I still don't understand any more than half of what I would find in your typical children's book. The kind that has more pictures than words, usually a sentence or two per page.
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