My english sounds really funny after I write something in Japanese. ;~; Which is really weird.

German. The toughest language to learn, so they say. But I like how German sounds.

Toughest language? I don't think so. I had a harder time learning Nihonggo in college. :P

i remember reading it in college, in Rizal. something like that.

I am so excited for you!!!

I just hope that the course is enough to get me a visa.

It's the same in Dutch :).
That would be: Hebben we melk? - Ik eet niet graag vis. - Ik heb honger.

good luck with it :)

You're Dutch? How did you learn English?

I'm Belgian :). We learn English at school when we're fourteen, but most kids pick it up sooner from tv and music. I think it's always a good thing when tv keeps the original language and puts subtitles to it, instead of dubbing.

unlearning English Grammar

That is like trying to walk first then crawl...:)

i have hunger, i cant wait any longer :P

hihihihi, for some people it is easy to unlearn the English language.

I only know one language and I am told that as you get older, it becomes harder to learn another one. I tried to learn the language of Lakota, a native American tribe (a sub-tribe of the Sioux) in the central north part of the U.S. I tried to learn it on my own, studying the way they put phrases together and I thought it was beautiful how they always referred to nature. The words would come from weather terms, references to trees, sky, birds, animals, wind, rivers, plants. Thatt was very sweet, I think...the way they connected with the place they lived. It makes it even more heartbreaking, when you consider how they were pushed off of their land.

I know my pronunciation was most likely askew, but during that time, I began to relate to nature in a more intimate way, from having studied their language. I'm not sure if I'll study it again, but why did I feel so drawn to that one in partiuclar? There aren't too many people that actually speak it, not even here.

Although no one speaks original Latin (except Priests and maybe some Doctors??) I think it would be beneficial to learn more of that. I LOVE words more than anything, even perhaps as much as, maybe more than, music! Given that, doesn't it seem odd that I only speak one language?

You were able to self-study a language? I couldn't do that... Or maybe I wouldn't have the patience and consistency to do that.

I love the references with nature. :) How does the language sound to you after you learned more about it? And why that language in particular?

Given that, doesn't it seem odd that I only speak one language?
Yes. Because I was "born" with three right away -- English in school, books and bedtime stories, Ilocano at home and Tagalog via the soaps on local TV and in class as well). And I thought it was always like that in any part of the world.