GoldRose

I can think of two: -A little bird told me -Sing like a canary

I like the idiom: 'what goes around comes around'. I think it is a really useful idioms in terms of everyday situations and companies!

I like the idiom-cup of the tea. I really often say:' Oh-this is not my cup of tea' lol

One of my first idioms which I learned was : 'To be as fit as a fiddle'. I do like idioms actually and I enjoy learning the new ones...

I have the same issue with my German. I used to be quite good at German, but because now I speak mostly in English I forgot a lot in terms of German....I think like most people said here-you need to use this language in order to be good at it and being able to practice this language...

I think that writing is the hardest part of the learning process...Of course it all depends on the language too...I think that pronunciation is also complicated part too...Of course it is also a different story for different languages...In Spanish for example we have a steady rules in terms of pronunciation and once we learn them we can pronounce almost everything ....On the other hand what is difficult for one person may not be difficult for other...I think that difficulty depends on many aspects...

It happens to me quite often because I currently live in a different country (orginally from Poland and living in the UK). I also do not have too much contact with Polish people, so do not have occasion to use Polish language.... I find it quite amusing,but a bit scary sometimes....

I think that all languages have some romance in them....But I have always considered French to be romantic language....And generally there is something romantic about Paris and France... :love:

Hi there! My name is Monika and I am Polish. Just wanted to say hello to everybody and wanted to say that I currently study Spanish language and I really hope to succeed in this language... Un saludos, Monia