Oct 1, 2024
as a person who has learned english, what would you change to make it easier?
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as a person who has learned english, what would you change to make it easier?
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Absolutely loving the bilinguals tearing into the post with their little raccoon hands making tons of neat comments
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Basically what I’m getting so far RE: pet-names is a resounding:
“I mean... I guess? But not really? I would never. I hate being emotional in my native language. I know how to confess things in English. If you make me speak about love language in my native tongue, I will crawl under a rock and die. I will use pet-names in my native language, but only with others who speak that language. It’s complicated.”
Which aligns with my personal experience, and I think that’s very pepsi cola of us.
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