Guides by Tyler: English!
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Re: An English Lesson...
A lot of players are indeed dutch
And man as long they can understand your english it is fine for me
And man as long they can understand your english it is fine for me
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Re: An English Lesson...
I would, but my Dutch grammar is worse than my English grammar.Maurits wrote:Anyways, when will someone make the Dutch Lesson?
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Dutch is one of the most difficult languages in the world.Obsidia wrote:I would, but my Dutch grammar is worse than my English grammar.Maurits wrote:Anyways, when will someone make the Dutch Lesson?
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isnt that spanish ?:PMaurits wrote:Dutch is one of the most difficult languages in the world.Obsidia wrote:I would, but my Dutch grammar is worse than my English grammar.Maurits wrote:Anyways, when will someone make the Dutch Lesson?
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Re: An English Lesson...
One of...
Anyways, from what I've been told by foreigners moving to my school and such, English is the hardest language they've had to learn. Recently a guy from Sudan moved to my school, he was fluent in Arabic, Chinese and is now taking English lessons. He says English is the hardest language he has ever even attempted to learn.
I'm going to assume that it is because of the amount of slang America has.
Anyways, from what I've been told by foreigners moving to my school and such, English is the hardest language they've had to learn. Recently a guy from Sudan moved to my school, he was fluent in Arabic, Chinese and is now taking English lessons. He says English is the hardest language he has ever even attempted to learn.
I'm going to assume that it is because of the amount of slang America has.
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Re: An English Lesson...
Yeah... I agree on a dutch lesson
Not exactly fair saying that people with bad grammar NEED AN ENGLISH LESSON as THEY'RE probably dutch.
PS: It does also annoy me when people use horrible grammar also... but I suppose it's understandable when English isn't their first language.
But no exceptions for British and American folk. Dat's jus' teking da piss like bruv.
Not exactly fair saying that people with bad grammar NEED AN ENGLISH LESSON as THEY'RE probably dutch.
PS: It does also annoy me when people use horrible grammar also... but I suppose it's understandable when English isn't their first language.
But no exceptions for British and American folk. Dat's jus' teking da piss like bruv.
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Re: An English Lesson...
I've decided to revive this thread and moved it to a more appropriate section, considering the fact this is a guide on how to use proper grammar.
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Re: An English Lesson...
The other Germanic languages are far more difficult than English, i.e Danish, Swedish, and Norwegian. English is my third language.I2aw origins wrote:One of...
Anyways, from what I've been told by foreigners moving to my school and such, English is the hardest language they've had to learn. Recently a guy from Sudan moved to my school, he was fluent in Arabic, Chinese and is now taking English lessons. He says English is the hardest language he has ever even attempted to learn.
I'm going to assume that it is because of the amount of slang America has.
Threw in that quote for those who might not know what the Germanic languages are.The most widely spoken Germanic languages are English and German, with approximately 300–400 million and over 100 million native speakers respectively. They belong to the West Germanic family. The West Germanic group also includes other major languages, such as Dutch with 23 million and Afrikaans with over 6 million native speakers. The North Germanic languages include Norwegian, Danish, Swedish, Icelandic, and Faroese, which have a combined total of about 20 million speakers.[6] The SIL Ethnologue lists 53 different Germanic languages.
Ontopic, nice post.