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English is the only language I speak fluently but I like and enjoy it anyway
Oh good, I thought I was the only one. I took French for a while in high school. I doubt I can speak much of it now. In college and grad school I took ancient Greek and Hebrew, but only to read them, and I'll even need to relearn those if I want to do that well. I should probably relearn French and learn German, and then I'll know the six theological languages.
I feel sorry for people who have to learn English, which is most of the world, it seems.
It's a very inconsistent language. But it does give native English speakers a lot of chances to teach it overseas.
Oh good, I thought I was the only one. I took French for a while in high school. I doubt I can speak much of it now. In college and grad school I took ancient Greek and Hebrew, but only to read them, and I'll even need to relearn those if I want to do that well. I should probably relearn French and learn German, and then I'll know the six theological languages.
I feel sorry for people who have to learn English, which is most of the world, it seems.
It's a very inconsistent language. But it does give native English speakers a lot of chances to teach it overseas. 
