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Old 3rd June 2005, 03:32 AM
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Originally Posted by devilayu
This is sort of OT but learning English differs for each person, it doesn't matter if they are Chinese or Japanese. Both of the latter don't have some of the sounds that we make in English, so you can't just say, "Well, the Chinese/Japanese learn the language better."
I definitly didnt mean to imply one learn the language better, I just meant in my experience, in my school with a very large asian population, there are less japanese with a strong accent. I didnt mean anything offensive by it...

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Originally Posted by Brittany
English is STILL hard for me. I can only say that it's the hardest language to learn for foreigners.
Totally! After every class I'm thankful I havent had to go through the process of learning Englisih as a second language. For everyone who's gone through that... you deserve a great big fancy medal. With sparkles.
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