[Sca-cooks] languages

[Ana Valdés]

No, Swedish is a clear German language but it was relative easy for me to learn me
Swedish since I had a relative good English and German when I came to Sweden. By
the way, I have spent 24 years in Sweden, it means the language is now clearly my
most "used" language, since I don't speak Spanish with anybody around.
Ana

PS: how do you spell conscient? Or choice?

Stefan li Rous wrote:

> Ana asked:
> > Since I have Spanish as mothertongue and Swedish as second, but I use
> > fluently English and French, its only a question of "habit" more than a
> > conscient choice. But I am curious now, which word do you mean, master
> > Cariadoc?? Maybe I am not aware I use the French
>
> LoL! I don't think you are. In fact, even though I imagine you did
> have this on your mind when writing this message, you did it again.
> Unless I'm mistaken. See "conscient choice" above.
>
> Since you only seem to flip a word now and then, and since these
>
> languages are all similar (is Swedish a Romance language?), it is
> usually easy enough to guess what you meant.
>
> It must be nice to be fluent in (at least) four different languages.
> I only know two languages (English and Spanish) and I'm only fluent
>
> in one of them. Unless you count languages such as Fortran, C and
> Python. :-)
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