Bold prediction!

SecretFly wrote:I've tried coaxing him into game of charades to find out the actual name but charades are a pretty tough thing to do in an online typing forum.

First syllabel...sounds like..........................???

anotherworldofpain wrote:Yes, I can. I learn English before already, then I did Rosetta Stone at home to remind myself and then I went to the Central English School in Tottenham Court Road for one to one course that ran for 6 months, then I did business language specialist courses and also I work and live with native speakers and spend all of my life discussing business topics via email and rugby on 606v2! Finally I did a language therapy hynosis course that helps you "forget" your existing grammar when you are speaking and thinking in English. So as you can see it is fully immersive and you can achieve a lot if you put your mind to it!

If you are learning Spanish (which is my mind is not so difficult from English although I am not an expert!) then I recommend living there and speaking Spanish every day and not thinking or corresponding in your native tongue.

To be honest when I am very tired or a bit drunk my English grammar still slips back quite quickly, and especially if I have been speaking or working in another language at the same time! I find switching and keeping my grammar perfect is very hard work and makes my brain hurt.