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I don't think they have a language in the sense that we do. I think they have scents, sounds and body languages a means of communication. They don't speak certain sound combinations to get their point across to each other, rather they use their whole being to get messages across.

Very interesting post. I would assume Chinese is harder just because it is less globalized than English. People everywhere know at least a little bit of English, but that's not so with Chinese.

Some Canadians to have a bit of a twang to their speech. Not in the Southern sense, so to speak but a Northern twang. It's not an accent, just s different pronunciation of certain vowel sounds. I actually like it. Nothing to be self conscious about. :grin:

I think it happens to the best of us. I'm not a native English speaker, but I speak English more than my native language. I often forget words in my native language and I get made fun of by my family! :speechless:

I definitely think it's possible to learn a language without reading or writing. Hebrew sounds difficult, but I think it's doable. Good luck!

I would be interested in learning Spanish. I think it's one of the easier languages to learn if you already have an understanding of different genders in speech, which I do.

Hello everyone I'm new to this forum. It looks like a lot of fun on this site. I'm really happy that I'll be able to talk about language with all of you! :grin: