to everyone that has english as a second language
to everyone that has english as there second language,i would like to say thank you.no it is not bragging ,but just a late thank you from me.first off you guys/gals bothered to learn english ,rather broken or in whole but still you all come off as great people.as a spanish/american,i'll be the first to say,trying to learn another language is tough so i give up easy,unless i am ordering mexican food.long story short/or the meat and potatoes ,cause i am not here to share a feeling,THANK YOU ALL,cause with out you guys/gals i would have no clue of how beautiful your country is ,when you all post pics of your homeland.sincerly from me danielangelvega
cheers to you all
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I speak and write Spanish but to some difficult degree since I was born here and, of course, English is my primary language. Again, I'm just too lazy to learn more accurately so I depend on the computer for translation help.
daniel
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It has been an amazing experience to be here and share some of our way of living in our own country, esp our language. English taught at school in the Phils, from the first grade until whenever. It is not easy to learn a foreign language but we are trying to. We have a lot more to learn. If I have a chance in the future I'll be happy to learn more language, say Spanish, French or Japanese, etc.
Children are just absolutely amazing.
Best wishes, danielangelvega.
What's funny about learning English is that when people learn to speak English...it tends to be Oxford English and not American English. But when you speak to an American we know what you're trying to say. It may take us a minute to get what you are trying to say (because there are some differences - of course, we all know that). I guess the differences would be like the differences between the Portuguese spoken in Portugal and Brazil, etc.