[bettyzameuh]

Envoyé par Kabbi ↑ Mandarin in a certain way is easy than French. (belive me if I say so). Imagine some canadian (english) they have a lot of difficulties to practice French evben if it's one the official language of the country .

if you say it ; who knows!

Envoyé par Kabbi ↑ Learning langage helped me too, to have a good job, and to communicate with people all over the world. I have no regret , except that I wish I could start leaqrning different langage earlier... .

it really helps in job ? i don't work yet but it seems to me that those who have a job in France, they talk just french and that's it. Even if they have a good level en english , it isn't pro ( except in CV).

so i'm wondering about that..

Last week, i took a course of portuguese <== another beautiful world <3

and in my CV, i wrote " chinese : concepts", but i don't know if it's crucial.

me too, i would have liked to start learning langages befoore..

[Kabbi]

Envoyé par bettyzameuh ↑ it really helps in job ? i don't work yet but it seems to me that those who have a job in France, they talk just french and that's it. Even if they have a good level en english , it isn't pro ( except in CV). so i'm wondering about that..

Well I am not in France. I live in Canada and English-French are the used language in Canada.

On other hand if you relocate in another place in the world to work so mostly you will need English for your work.

Here is your answer.

[bettyzameuh]

Envoyé par Kabbi ↑ Well I am not in France. I live in Canada and English-French are the used language in Canada. On other hand if you relocate in another place in the world to work so mostly you will need English for your work. Here is your answer.

Woow! Sounds Greaaat ^^

i always dreamed to go to Canada! mY God ...

Tell me, didn't you find difficult to understand Canadien's/British's speaking in the beginning ?

i want to be there in the futuuuuuure

[Kabbi]

Absolutely not,

I had no difficulties to understand Canadien's/British's speaking. To be honnest I found more difficulties to understand Quebecian than English

As long as you are surrounded with people speaking English wherever you go, you will improve fastly.

In cha allah you will be here , just study and work hard and work your English-French and God will help you.

Take care.

[bettyzameuh]

Envoyé par Kabbi ↑ Absolutely not, I had no difficulties to understand Canadien's/British's speaking. To be honnest I found more difficulties to understand Quebecian than English As long as you are surrounded with people speaking English wherever you go, you will improve fastly. In cha allah you will be here , just study and work hard and work your English-French and God will help you. Take care.

Quebecian because they talk fastly ...

yep, occasionally i try to see serials or film in American like ' How I Met Your Mother', and i find that they talk really fast ! and i can't get all

anyway Sounds exciting

i hope so

[misszara88]

Envoyé par bettyzameuh ↑ Quebecian because they talk fastly ... yep, occasionally i try to see serials or film in American like ' How I Met Your Mother', and i find that they talk really fast ! and i can't get all anyway Sounds exciting i hope so

And they have also their own slang... But it's easy to get used to their accent when you focus a little more than usual .

[bettyzameuh]

Envoyé par misszara88 ↑ And they have also their own slang... But it's easy to get used to their accent when you focus a little more than usual .

Yep of course

[farid_h]

Envoyé par Tefsicaxeffof ↑ I have researched the Middle Ages for five years and whenever I acknowledge more information, I admire it even more. Share with us your experience relating the Middle Ages.

Oh, so it was you who unearthed H. G. Well's Time Machine after it was lost so long ago?

No, seriously, that's a pretty interesting topic you've studied. Have you focused on a particular region / country?

[farid_h]

Envoyé par bettyzameuh ↑ ( me i tried to learn chinese but My god it's so dangerous like language..)

Hey, you're absolutely right! Pronounciation is key here, and that's pretty subtle and hard to get right. I'm glad I've picked Japanese instead some long time ago: much easier to learn (except for the Kanji, which need a lot of time to get used to).

[Lamiss88]

Envoyé par farid_h ↑ Hey, you're absolutely right! Pronounciation is key here, and that's pretty subtle and hard to get right. I'm glad I've picked Japanese instead some long time ago: much easier to learn (except for the Kanji, which need a lot of time to get used to).

I'd go for japanese too if I had the possibility to choose .Actually Japanese sounds better and easier to get .. specially with the latest manga's revolution which gave us the opportunity to get introduced to their language , culture and so on ...