Um, so my mother talk is Vietnamese, but, however, when I was in high school, when I was in primary school, I was forced to study English as my second language. And then when I went to secondary school, I learned Japanese, but now I can only fluent. I I can I’m only fluent in English as a 4 inch language.
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1. What languages do you speak?
Well, as you know, I was born and raised in Uzbekistan, so Uzbek is my native language. I use it to communicate with my friends, peers and everyone. The second language I speak quite fluently is English. However, I have limited opportunities to use in real life because I don’t have an international environment.
1. What languages do you speak?
I am fluent in both Vietnamese and English. Vietnamese is my first language while I have been learning English. For more than a decade, although I have considerable experience with the language, I occasionally find it challenging to speak. I feel comfortable reading and writing in English, but engaging in conversation can sometimes be difficult.
1. What languages do you speak?
It’s both Vietnamese and English. Vietnamese is my native tongue and I have been learning English for over 10 years. It’s despite the long exposure with the language, and sometimes finding speaking it is a bit challenging. While writing and reading English is repetitively straightforward to me, some converse with
1. What languages do you speak?
I speak both Vietnamese and English. Vietnamese is my native tongue and I have been learning English for over 10 years. Over time, I find that writing and reading in English is comparatively straightforward. Otherwise, speaking to the native speaker is boring, sometimes a bit challenging to me.
1. What languages do you speak?
Currently, I can speak two languages. My native language, Vietnamese and English, I grew up speaking Vietnamese at home and I started learning English when I was small. So now I can use English for my study and my work in the future.
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What is your full name
Certainly. My full name is Mohammad Said Tariff. Although, uh, said in informal situation.
What time do you usually wake up?
I would say that it depends on the day. On weekdays I usually wake up at 6am as I need to commute to school earlier. However, at weekends I always wake up at 9am because I I like to sleep in and recharge my batteries after a demanding week.
Do you prefer cooking at home or ordering takeout? Why?
I don’t like cooking at home. I would rather prefer to eat out because I think that cooking takes a lot of time. I only cook when I want to or I need to or else I don’t like cooking at all. I believe that the food outside is cheaper than that we cook and […]
How often do you use public transportation in your city?
I everyday use public transportation, that’s the usual thing in my life. If you’re thinking on this paradigm, public transportation is important for all citizens in our planet. It makes our life cheaper, faster, and I agree to the people who say that’s a great thing. I discutate with my mom about this and she […]
Do you prefer cooking at home or ordering takeout? Why?
Personally, I enjoy cooking at home. I’m really into preparing some delicious dishes in my home at home and I’m kind of afraid of getting some stomach disease when I’m out because I don’t trust street food honestly but I quite enjoy eating in a restaurant also so yeah
What is your favorite way to spend a free afternoon?
I normally spend my free afternoon mostly to read and listen to music when I’m at home. But if I’m free in my workplace, I just take time to maybe go to the internet and chat with friends on the social platforms.
