My English isn't perfect, but it isn't to bad.

And I hate german.

I like English.

Isn't that funny people who write that hate German, can't say a word in that language.
I was born in German, and you insulting me.
I'm absolutely convinced your English is not perfect... I would say even more, it's bad.
In this topic, we supposed show how advanced our English is, not that someone is prejudice to German.

Poprawiłam insalting na insulting ;]. Mim.

I learn english since I was 10. I have staped my adventure with this language officially after exam for the secondary-school certificate. But I use it for today.
I use it because I have to. I'm not good in english, [with other languages, I also had problems]. To be honest, I don't like this language and I hate to use it.
I make a lot of mistakes and I'm blushed when I speak and write.

Thanks in advance, when You will correct my mistakes; )

Biel, You have stopped. It can be :)
And dziobaczka 89, you were born in Germany, not in German. And more... I think, that if sb says that he hated some language, it isn't insoluting. I'm not prejudiced to German- I learn French, not German, but I think it is very hard language. And your English isn't as good as you think. Hermiona26 wrote only 3 sentences. You can't judge her for that...!

I don't good in English. I don't like English. I like Russian, but I don't good in Russian. I very good in Polish. I can't speak in German. I speak (I don't good) Spainish.

Ummmm, mkay! PomyLuna17 I love you, your english is just perfect, Anyway, it's not the point that "some languages are strange" or sth like that, the only way to obtain a good level in any language is to practice! Practice to the end of the world, ahh so dramma.

And about my english, it's bad. Even if I will say that I had 91% at mature exam.

I've been learning English for 7 years. My grammar is good, but sometimes I don't know which tense or word I should use to say something correctly. This year I'll be prepard for FCE and I hope I'll pass it. I've always wanted to go to London and speak with some British people. Even in Polish shopping center or other public place I'm always delighted of listening some conversations in English. I watch movies and I read books in English to improve my English. Many people say that it helps.

Kerle, it helps a lot. Lastly, I have started "Angels and demons", but the plot is too crazy... Eventually, I read the translation. I know, I'm so weak ;)

I've done the material for FCE. I don't think it is very hard, so you'll pass it without even trying!

I was in NY last year, and my brother's friends told me that I spoke English, not American ^^
But, in fact, there is a big difference!

Oh, yeah, I know - I tried read "Digital Fortress", but it was so complicated. Even in Polish it was hard to understand everything.

I hope so!

Yes, it's big difference - the most in accent, but, to be honest I prefer English's accent. American's sounds like... they were always drunk? I don't know.

I live in England and english accent is horrible. I hate it ;] I moved here three months ago and just started a course in college. I'm still learning, but people in my city are really nice and understanding. I think it's a great challenge for me. If you got any questions about school or something, please ask :):)