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Anonymous United States No.211986539 [Report] >>211986790 >>211987102 >>211987118 >>211987775
Is it true terminally online ESLs are starting to forget words in their native languages?
Anonymous Brazil No.211986790 [Report]
>>211986539 (OP)
Yep, and nothing of value was lost. English is the superior language.
Anonymous United Kingdom No.211987102 [Report] >>211987166
>>211986539 (OP)
that egg needs another twenty seconds in the pan
Anonymous France No.211987106 [Report] >>211987117 >>211987199
i said this when i was 13 and wanted to be le epic bilingual larper but in reality no
Anonymous Egypt No.211987117 [Report]
>>211987106
And shit.
Anonymous Slovenia No.211987118 [Report]
>>211986539 (OP)
Mine stagnated due to having no native friends.
Anonymous Israel No.211987156 [Report]
yes i think in english
Anonymous United States No.211987166 [Report]
>>211987102
It's already on the toad
Anonymous United States No.211987192 [Report]
everyone here is an american with a VPN
Anonymous Brazil No.211987199 [Report] >>211987295
>>211987106
anglos won, you can stop seething
Anonymous France No.211987295 [Report]
>>211987199
i learned the language of the enemy, in order to infiltrate their society and destroy them from the inside
Anonymous Malaysia No.211987775 [Report]
>>211986539 (OP)
No. If you grew up with your native language all the way to adulthood, then you'll never forget it. Young immigrant children growing up in a foreign country would often not master their mother tongue and then forget what little they learned.