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![]() "Miguel Cruz" wrote On the other hand, they are much more interested in the language and its eccentricities than the Germans, who seem to just regard English as a basic skill to be mastered and then taken for granted. Today, most Germans learn English in school from an early age, and speak very good "British" English. -- Jim in NC |
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Morgans writes:
Today, most Germans learn English in school from an early age, and speak very good "British" English. Many people learn English from an early age in school. Unfortunately, this is no guarantee of competence in English. |
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