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I had to write a letter and I would appreciate if someone could it. Many thanks, in advance. I had to answer a letter where Brigitt asked me to do the shopping because I finish earlier. She asked me when will I finish and if I would like to eat soup or pasta with meat. She also asked me to buy some chockolate for her and check if we have bread and milk for the breakfast. My answer: Hallo Brigitt, danke für deine Post, es ist sehr wichtig. Ich arbeite heute bis 5 Uhr. Ich bin um viertel nach fünf zu Hause. Dann gehe ich zu den Supermarkt. Ich mag Nudeln mit Fleisch. Ich finde deine Idee sehr schön, Ich esse Nudeln gern. Du bist richtig, wir haben keine Kartoffeln. Ich kaufe Kartoffeln auch. Aber wir haben Brot für das Frühstück. Wir haben Milch auch. Ich bin sicher. Ich weiße dass, Du liebst Schokolade. Aber jetzt Ich habe kein Geld für deine Schokolade. Es tut mir leid. Doch, Ich habe Geld für einen Kuchen. Ich glaube du liebst Kuchen und Ich esse Kuchen gern auch. Liebe Grüße V.

Ok guys, let's talk about the languages we know and our levels. For that we are going to use the level definitions used by the Common European Framework, they are as follows: A thread I read recently made me thing about this, since there are people on this forum who are learning several languages or that they already speak several languages... I thought it'd be interesting to know what level they considered their languages to be at. I find that super interesting I was actually think about this today... we rarely talk about levels, but lately this is something that is always on my mind, since i need to have a level of A1 in dutch in order to pass my test. So here it goes: Spanish (mother tongue)English C2 - 3 years to master it.Dutch A1 - So far only 8 months - I slacked a lot though French A1 - (6 months, but stopped too soon) Your turn guys! Please feel free to also add how long you have been studying each language!