Artemisia, I want to leave, because it's a good option for me. I think a lot of Norway or Sweden. I could be happy there. You know, cold weather and mountains.
Norway is such a beautiful country and it's easy to communicate there in English, which is semmed to be a second language you can speak as well as Norwegian.
But to be honest, I used to think last time to learn some other language, which is more "rare" than English... Lithuanian e.g.
Adriaen, thank you so much! I'm a disaster when it comes to all these modern goodies.
Arya, lithuanian seems to be quite a challenge. Have you started yet?
Although I have to say a have a thing for rare languages. Japanese and korean above all.
selfishbastard, I'd back you up with your choice of german and russian. Aaand I adore russian accent in english. I think it's cute.
Wiek: 29 Dołączyła: 27 Lip 2016 Posty: 711 Skąd: Europa
Wysłany: 2016-08-15, 23:16
selfishbastard napisał/a:
I think a lot of Norway or Sweden
I was thinking of those countries as a backup regarding the situation with Brexit.
I'm learning Spanish at the moment, but Russian is next, and I heard that it's easier for Polish speakers to learn it. I was studying German for many years at school, but I know only basics. However, I have a brother in Germany, so I still hope that maybe I'll manage to learn more, it's a bit embarrassing to be fair.
"Na całe szczęście wiem jak radę dać bez wiary
I znalazłem wielu, którzy drogę pokazali mi.
Przez całe życie na najwyższej pędzą fali.
Pochmurne niebo im na głowy się nie zwali."
However, I have a brother in Germany, so I still hope that maybe I'll manage to learn more, it's a bit embarrassing to be fair.