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For my homie
jenny_jenkins.
Apparently, he's at least TRYING to learn something other than "Soy Muy Feliz".
Work tomorrow. Goodnight.
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For my homie
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Apparently, he's at least TRYING to learn something other than "Soy Muy Feliz".
Work tomorrow. Goodnight.
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Date: 2012-09-15 09:29 am (UTC)And I can somewhat relate to the psychological barrier, it's the same with me and speaking English
I am a pretty decent in English, I can understand it very well and I've got no problems with reading and writing, but when I have to speak to a native English speaker. Everything seems to be going wrong and there are lots and lots of: errrrm..'s involved in my conversation.
I think Mesut can speak Spanish well enough he's just missing the confidence. Aargh this only makes him more adorable!
I mean what fun would an interview with Mesut be if he pronounced everything fluently and there were no cute apologetice laughs?