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January 25, 2013, 04:53 AM
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Question for English speakers
I have a weird question for the native English speakers of the forum!
 Are there any other languages that you think you may be able to understand even if you didn't take one single lesson on them? For example, I've never studied Italian or Portuguese but when I talk with people from those countries I'm able to figure out what they're saying, probably because the roots of the three languages are the same. But it doesn't work with German, or Chinese  Does it happens to you with English and any other languages, as for example German or something? I'm so curious about it! 
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