Originally Posted by PSINXS
People in Netherlands speak German too usually as a close second language/
Lots of european people are bilingual just caust the counrties are so close together.
People in Netherlands speak German too usually as a close second language/
Lots of european people are bilingual just caust the counrties are so close together.
Also, because the students (in Germany specifically) take 2 (or more) foreign languages. Typical US high schools require 2 years of a language. I know German students that took english and italian for 5-6 years...starting in 7-8th grade...
I lived in Berlin, Germany for a total of 4 years (2 years, 2 times) The last 2 years were 10th and 11th grade. I left 3 months before the Berlin Wall came down (yeah, Im old), but my parents were still there.
German was a LOT easier when I was surrounded by it....lost a LOT over the years. A roommate in college and I ONLY spoke german with each other to keep up. Not so much anymore.
John
2007, 2008, & 2009 IASCA National SQi Champion Pro Ultimate
Total of 5 National Sound Quality Championships.
It's insane their education system anyway. Hours of homework everynight and they take way more classes than us.
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