For all you dutch people, how did you learn?
like a lot of dutch people learned a lot of english from tv, because the vocalaudio in english/american series/movies on dutch tv is translated in subtitles on the screen instead of replaced by dutch vocalaudio.
personally also learned a lot from the uk's videogame magazines i bought as a kid. also knew some kids in my neighbourhood who were originally raised in the uk.
personally also learned a lot from the uk's videogame magazines i bought as a kid. also knew some kids in my neighbourhood who were originally raised in the uk.
Ireland, seeing as i lived there nearly all my life.
i learned from my pap 
Uitspraak van Speedy-Wezep op zondag 26 augustus 2007 om 01:28:and cartoon network.
cartoon network rocks
I learned it from a huge forum I'm on. gaiaonline.com
And I still am, for 3 years already, really active. More than 8 million people have joined so far. It was a great help to improve from zero to clean English. Good enough for anyone to understand.
And I still am, for 3 years already, really active. More than 8 million people have joined so far. It was a great help to improve from zero to clean English. Good enough for anyone to understand.
movies.. dutch subtitels....
Games... all in english.....
music... most in english....
work.... a lot in english...
Games... all in english.....
music... most in english....
work.... a lot in english...
I lived in England for Eleven years i don't know if that counts
i luurn engels wen i sat on school
i learned it from the A-Team
quit your jibber jabber
quit your jibber jabber
Watching too many movies/television series
school/tv
From movies, series and at school, the english classes offcourse 
back of a police car
my father is an afro-american.
so we talk alot of english at home.
and school ofcourse!
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so we talk alot of english at home.
and school ofcourse!
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xxxWell, Cartoon network...
Television, school and chatting with English people
School first, music and lyrics second and work third It's very usefull when you are working in some other country and you have no other way than speak english!!!
It's very usefull when you are working in some other country and you have no other way than speak english!!!Uitspraak van AileenFotografie.nl op dinsdag 10 juli 2007 om 16:21:I have learn english on school but i do it always bad
I see
In school ofcourse
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"In ofcourse"...
And again i can't change my posts in this topic....
What's the meaning of this? Something special?
yes, i still have to work on that
What's the meaning of this? Something special?
Uitspraak van Darn Crazy op donderdag 13 december 2007 om 19:31:In school ofcourse
yes, i still have to work on that
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I don't think so... It has no meaning probably It's just full of mistakes But everybody makes mistakes
It's just full of mistakes But everybody makes mistakes whehe ?
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my mum is english
I watched to many movies when I was "young", mostly without subtitles,
And I've got some friends in Bolton
And I've got some friends in Bolton
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I learned my English from the English tv programms I don't believe that you can learn english with the assosiation of books, u need to live it to learn it
in mcdonalds
Uitspraak van verwijderd op donderdag 23 augustus 2007 om 00:17:a fly teach me , but i don't get it ...
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my dad's english. i leared it from him.
my mother in law is russian. sow I had to speak english to her.
that's how I learned most of my english.
It's not perfect, but I'm still learning
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that's how I learned most of my english.
It's not perfect, but I'm still learning
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Just from tv and I'm in chatrooms where they speak english, later in class.
TV i think
the Simpsons
the Simpsons
I'd learn it at school, and watching movies and prison break online.
i learn it from my ex B/F... he's from Canada and ofcorse also school
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I've been raised english
cuz my real dad didnt spoke dutch
cuz my real dad didnt spoke dutch
School
from my romanian ex
and school
and school
Well, mostly from war movies I guess. When I was 10 years old, I was watching 'The Battle of Britain' with my dad, and I suddenly realised that I could understand what those geezers in the film were saying.
When I was 12 years old, I went to a high school where they offered bilingual education, so I'm pretty much capable of speaking English on native-level.
When I was 12 years old, I went to a high school where they offered bilingual education, so I'm pretty much capable of speaking English on native-level.
I learned most of my English from movies..
Didn't learn much English at school..most i already knew.
Didn't learn much English at school..most i already knew.
from my dad 
He came from Wales
He came from Wales
I have learned most of games, television and english friends
but most of observing english talking persons with an subtitle
but most of observing english talking persons with an subtitle
School & Work
I learned it in a dream.
school, @ work, movies, friends
At first of all I learned English at school.
And one year ago I went for 6 months to Scotland for an international course on a primary school. So I learned there a lot.
And one year ago I went for 6 months to Scotland for an international course on a primary school. So I learned there a lot.
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hmm i'm from austria and i started with english in the 3rd class of primary school...
so i had english at school for about 11 years then. and it's always good for your english if you listen to english music, watch english movies and use the language when you're abroad...
i think it's a very easy language anyway *gg*
so i had english at school for about 11 years then. and it's always good for your english if you listen to english music, watch english movies and use the language when you're abroad...
i think it's a very easy language anyway *gg*
totally agree 