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Eleonoora · 04-25-2013, 01:16 PM

I speak Finnish as my first language. I've studied English since I went to school, eleven years. I think I got really comfortable with speaking it two or three years ago, like I can say in English whatever I want. But I want to get better in it, it's one reason why I came to this site. I have problems with abstract words, they just don't stay in my head.

I suppose that native speakers find many little mistakes in my writing.

I've studied Swedish for five years and Spanish for two years. Swedish is quite easy, but I don't have much motivation to learn it and I can't say I would speak it fluently. Spanish is something I really really want to learn, but it is so new language to me that I can hardly speak it at all. Writing is much more easy, but I don't know enough words so I always need dictionary when I'm using Spanish.

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Eleonoora Groupie Join Date: Apr 2013 Posts: 0	I speak Finnish as my first language. I've studied English since I went to school, eleven years. I think I got really comfortable with speaking it two or three years ago, like I can say in English whatever I want. But I want to get better in it, it's one reason why I came to this site. I have problems with abstract words, they just don't stay in my head. I suppose that native speakers find many little mistakes in my writing. I've studied Swedish for five years and Spanish for two years. Swedish is quite easy, but I don't have much motivation to learn it and I can't say I would speak it fluently. Spanish is something I really really want to learn, but it is so new language to me that I can hardly speak it at all. Writing is much more easy, but I don't know enough words so I always need dictionary when I'm using Spanish.