Which is the reason WE don't want to do it OURselves.I'll help while I'm there... *shrugs*
or maybe teach you two sooo you can teach them.
you're not bad at all though... ;]
but of course, speaking it is different than writing.
)they'll learn American English, though...
Which is the reason WE don't want to do it OURselves.
We were planning on trying to get an au pair here (a native English speaker), so (s)he could learn him/them English.
The way I write is the way I talk btw. (only with a horrible accent
Which is the reason WE don't want to do it OURselves.
We were planning on trying to get an au pair here (a native English speaker), so (s)he could teach him/them English.
The way I write is the way I talk btw. (only with a horrible accent
Mwa... I like that accent....probably better than Australian English, at least
yea, that could work.
only thing I'd say is, start it when they're still somewhat young... it's A LOT easier to learn at a young age.
and yea, I kinda noticed over the phone
btw... fixed
I kinda see that a lot on the forum though, soo no big deal.
basically the difference is,
'learn'= when you're the one learning
'teach'= when someone else is telling you the information, or you're telling someone else.
you can think, a teacher teaches.
dunno if that helps
Mwa... I like that accent.
Thanks! (didn't see it)
As accent, yeah, as talking, sometimes yeah, but mostly no.maybe, but do you want your kids talking like Smoo?
[no offense to him, of course]
kein Problem :]
yea, I figured.
wish I could do the same...
yea...
danke :]
though I can never settle for 'just fine'...
