#engelsk

[twistedllamazone]

[indiestar]

Fumo una sigaretta e mi dico, questa è l'ultima.

Jeg møder en kvinde og jeg siger til mig selv, dette er den sidste.

Here's to hoping.

[pvffinsdaisies]

Love how when I go from speaking English to practicing danish my voice just drops like 📉📉📉 10 different octaves

[sketchyface]

One thing that is weirdly hard for me is singing the alphabet song in English

Like, I know how to pronounce all the letters and I know the melody but the problem is that I’m Swedish

In the Swedish alphabet, after Z we have three more letters: Å, Ä and Ö

Because of that, every time I sing the English alphabet song and get to Z, I always get thrown off because I expect three more letters

Like, how do you fking sing it!!!???

(I’m Swedish and I speak English as a second language)

[sisi-learns-languages]

During my Norwegian studies, I’ve noticed this tiny hiccup in my learning: if, for example, I see that something says, “Jeg ser en gutt” I almost automatically translate it to “I am a boy” instead of “I see a boy”. For background, I am fluent in Spanish and the verb ser in Spanish means “to be”, so I always have to mentally correct myself! No biggie, I just thought it was a funny crossover between two languages that have absolutely nothing in common! It’s a small world! :)

-S

[adderbelly]

May 23rd 2020

[overhoertpaagym]

"Nu holder i kæft! Det her er Nazi Tyskland, og jeg er Hitler!"

En lettere irriteret engelsklærer

[nootrlept]

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