I speak two
languages fluently, Norwegian and English. I know most of what there is to know
about Norwegian culture, and quite a bit about the variety of English-speaking
world as well. By the time I graduate from a university I hope to speak a third language fluently, and I am in the
process of learning. Nearly 500 million people speak Spanish; imagine how many
people I could communicate with if I spoke their language properly!
There are
several aspects to learning a language. I learn Spanish- and English grammar in
school, but I think my knowledge and understanding of Spanish- and
English-speaking cultures and history is equally important. I feel my knowledge
of the English-speaking world is adequate, but as for Spanish, it could
definitely be better. How did Spanish become such a huge and widely spoken
language? By taking a look back in time, I hope to clarify this, as well as
presenting the modern state of the Spanish-speaking world. You can read all about this in my upcoming in-depth project for International English.
Sounds like an interesting topic to write about! I look forward to reading about it! I will no doubt be a historical adventure as well.
SvarSlettHola! Como estas? Yo hablo espanol.
SvarSletthello! How are you? I speak spanish.
It's nice to hear people so interested in exploring new things like a new language. When I started taking Spanish it was a little tough but, I got through it. It is actually a very easy language once you get the hang of it. Good luck with learning Spanish!
Mr. Jakob's class
Period 2
Erics
Learning a new langauge is awesome! I want to learn Swedish and the correct way to speak in a British ("Londoner") accect. Good luck and tell me how it goes!
SvarSlettHola Eric and Vivi, soy Erlend! Excited to see the feedback! I´ll definitively post the end result here, so keep an eye up for that. I didn´t start learning spanish before 8th grade, but I´m hanging in there, so hopefully I´ll be fluent some day!
SvarSlettHola!! I think its so cool you speak TWO languages and want to learn your third!! I also take spanish here in the united states! Its not hard at all! I hope you enjoy learning spanish! Good Luck!!!!
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