what does english sound like to non-native speakers?

MrBow · Post by **MrBow** » Mon Apr 14, 2008 7:36 pm

I love the language. I think for most Dutch people it sounds real natural because most people start to learn English at the age of mmm 8?

Azilius · Post by **Azilius** » Mon Apr 14, 2008 7:36 pm

Always wondered the same, or imagine, thinking in another language? Can you imagine not thinking in your native language? Try it, bet you can't last 5 seconds without another thought popping up ^^.

Isis · Post by **Isis** » Mon Apr 14, 2008 7:54 pm

dom wrote:
Bastet wrote:
Icealya wrote:
Soda comes from wales, so he speaks wale...

He speaks to wales? Or he speaks Welsh?

Take a guess at which one he meant.

Talking to wales?

MrBow · Post by **MrBow** » Mon Apr 14, 2008 8:57 pm

Azilius wrote:Always wondered the same, or imagine, thinking in another language? Can you imagine not thinking in your native language? Try it, bet you can't last 5 seconds without another thought popping up ^^.

I often think in English.. most times when i'm typing in English / talking in English of course
Those 'other thoughts' can occur as well in English :wink:

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