Help ... A girl from Russia looking for Esperanto- and English-speaking family
af romio, 31. aug. 2011
Meddelelser: 15
Sprog: English
geo63 (Vise profilen) 1. sep. 2011 21.57.35
romio:I'm suppose that within a year daughter will learn English through courses, Skype, etc...If English was esperanto, it could be done in one year. But let us face the reality - 12 years of learning is not enough for this language - the longer you learn it the more you forget what you have learnt in the first place, he he (that's why I have stopped learning English). But, of course, I wish her good luck.
ceigered (Vise profilen) 2. sep. 2011 08.55.00
geo63:the longer you learn it the more you forget what you have learnt in the first place, he he (that's why I have stopped learning English). But, of course, I wish her good luck.Actually, fluent speakers do that too alot, along with thinking we've forgotten a word when it never actually existed in the first place
.romio:With regard to risk - I'm not so frivolous. If there were a consonant family, I necessarily would have met and got to know in advance, ready invite to guests this family in advance.Ah yes, cost never occured to me (in my "poor" mind, things are either "too expensive" or "cheap"
).But if you're going to prepare things yourselves I don't see any problem then
jchthys (Vise profilen) 6. sep. 2011 04.09.06
Mi volus skajpi.
Suzumiya (Vise profilen) 8. sep. 2011 03.47.11
The younger you are the faster you learn a language if you are sorrounded by it. She is 14, isn't she, then I think she should learn quite fast English, and if she practices it a lot, which I'm sure she will at least when writing, that will help her not to forget the language. targanook (Vise profilen) 12. sep. 2011 19.31.31
