FQ1: What's your native language? Do you speak any foreign languages? If so, how did you come to learn them?
My native language is English, but I can get by pretty well in French and a little bit in Italian (although my Italian accent is much better than my French!). I also know a little bit of Spanish and even less of Hebrew, although I can read Hebrew just fine. I can pick up languages pretty quickly.
FQ2: What's your native country? Have you visited any foreign countries? If so, which ones?
My native country is the United States, but I've visited Canada, Costa Rica, Israel, England, Scotland, Italy, Spain, France, Switzerland, and Holland. (Also Vatican City and Monaco, if you want to get technical.)
FQ3: Are there any foreign foods, books, movies, or other items that you are particularly fond of? Name some of your favorites.
Oh man, this could be the subject of an entire blog! Yes, yes, and yes.
FQ NATIVE: If you had to trade your nationality for that of any foreign country, which would you choose and why?
I guess Canada, because it's culturally similar and seems to have very sensible, humane laws.
FQ1: Slovenian (spoken by apr 1.6 milion native speakers - prety exotic); Serbian (r/s/w), English(r/s/w) French (r/s/w), German (r/s),Italian (r/s), few words in Thai.
FQ2: My native country is Slovenia, but I've visited all Euroepan countries, the former Yugoslavia all over the place, Syria, Ethiopia, Cuba , Thailand, even the USA several times...
FQ3: Thai food, Thai language, Greece ...definitly
FQ4: No, I prefer to stay what I was so far. The quality of living in Slovena is FAR better then any place ref FQ2, considering our still quite intact nature, no (serious) crime. The nature I enjoy ever day www.zavod-symbiosis.si) Maybe I could move to Thailand for some time..
Juri
Posted by: Juri | May 22, 2005 at 04:44 PM