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studied in a language class at school... but there was never any real-life communication. I'm not sure if you can say someone knows English without it.
Here's a joke on the topic:
English lesson in a rural school: - Vasya, how do you say "door" in English? - I don't know... - Sit down. Two. Kolya, how do you say "door" in English? - I don't know either... - You too, sit down... Petya, how do you say "door" in English? - Dwear! - That's it!! :D
I studied in a language class at school... but I never had any real-life communication. I'm not sure if you can say that a person knows English without it.
Here's a joke on the topic:
English lesson in a rural school: - Vasya, how do you say "door" in English? - I don't know... - Sit down. Two. Kolya, how do you say "door" in English? - I don't know either... - You too, sit down... Petya, how do you say "door" in English? - Dwear! - That's it!! :D
:smile52: :smile52: The joke is funny :smile52: :smile52: But English is a very important language. It will be very useful abroad.
How is my English? I don't know, I haven't communicated with foreigners yet, so I won't exaggerate. But since you asked, I took the City & Guilds test and received a Communicator level certificate, if that means anything to you.
С того момента, когда человек начинает задумываться о смысле жизни, его уже можно считать больным. (З. Фрейд)
My option isn't listed here. I have a mix of the first and last options. I've communicated with English speakers for a long time. They understood me, and I understood them. But many don't understand how, despite having that experience, I struggled with English in college. It turns out that everything would be fine, but I don't know grammar at all. I speak in all tenses at once, and I often use the wrong prepositions. Who would have thought that the nonsense I say could be understood! But that's a fact. :)
I studied in a language class at school... but I never had any real-life communication. I'm not sure if you can say that a person knows English without it.
Here's a joke on the topic:
English lesson in a rural school: - Vasya, how do you say "door" in English? - I don't know... - Sit down. Two. Kolya, how do you say "door" in English? - I don't know either... - You too, sit down... Petya, how do you say "door" in English? - Dwear! - That's it!! :D
We had a similar case!! The teacher asked how to say "bucket" in English, and the girl said "Vedro" (pronounced "veh-dro") – it was so funny. _)))
I passed my translation theory exam with a 5 today ;) So, it seems like my English is pretty good :D
Если тебе не везёт в жизни, - играй в какую-нибудь другую игру:rolleyes: Лидер клана "Из многих единое" Приключения – это сплошные неприятности, только про них почему-то потом интересно вспоминать...
Hehe =) Well, you're all like real English speakers =) I'm 13, and I can freely communicate with foreigners on ICQ and AIM in German and English =) I've been learning them since kindergarten, that is, since I was 4 years old.
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