Well, as you know, I was born and raised in, uh, Vietnam, so it is my mother, tong as well. And, um, I use this kind of language to communicate with my friends, with, um, my peers, everyone. And in the second language I can quite fluently in is English. Uh, but it’really uh, a lim. It’s just a limited chances for me to exist in, uh, the real life because I don’t have an international environment. So, yeah, uh, I just, uh, speakaking when in need.
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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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Do you have a garden where you live?
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DO you like music ?
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