[daulism]

So I assume that the majority of your parents/caregivers taught you your other language and english when you were little.

1. What's your mother tounge?
2. What age did you start learning/was spoken to in another language?
3. What language did they speak to you the most of the time?
4. When you were outside of your household, what language did they speak to you then?
5. In forms of entertainment, what language did you listen/watch/read the most? (Korean books, english tv shows..)
6. When you were with family (cousins, aunts..), what language was spoken then?
7. If english is your 2nd tounge, did you learn the majority of english at school?
8. Would you say that you're very good at writing, listening and communicating in both languages?
9. What language are better at (As listed above)?
10. Do you think the location of where you lived affected the way you spoke one of your languages?
11. And today, what language do your parents/caregivers speak to you most of the time?
12. Got an accent?
13. Are your parents/caregivers fluent in english?

I'm pretty curious because if I have children, then I want to teach them 2 languages, but I'm not excatly sure how to balance it out.. '_'. I have friends who tell me, "Man I used to understand ---- and I forgot it all! D:" Then there's the other friends who can speak, write, and understand both fluent and another language.

AND for those who didn't learn from their parents/caregiver..

1. Birth tounge?
2. What are the other languages you can speak?
3. For how long?
4. How did you learn them?
5. How fast did you learn?
6. When did you started learning them?
7. Where did you start learning them?
8 .If you were placed in that country for a day, would you survive, language barrier wise?
9. Got any friends/family who speak the same language(s) as you?
10. For pronounciation purposes, how do you practice?
11. For learning new vocabulary, what do you use?
12. If so, do you think that listening to the music/watching dramas/etc is helping you?
13. Can you easily spell out/hear the unfamiliar foreign names when first heard?

Yup, for my own/perhaps others benefit.

By the way............. anyone care to tell me what a "kool aid" is? I think its part of the soompi swear filter but i don't know what word.

[hungrycollegeboy]

1. What's your mother tounge? Hmong

- How did your parents/caregiver mix your other language and english into your everyday life? -
Um.... let's see..... they speak Hmonglish to me? hahaha, i honestly don't remember

2. What age did you start learning/was spoken to in another language? Pre-school
3. What language did they speak to you the most of the time? Hmong
4. When you were outside of your household, what language did they speak to you then? Hmonglish
5. In forms of entertainment, what language did you listen/watch/read the most? Foreign Stuff, I don't discriminate Korean/Japanese/Chinese/Hmong/Thai. Then American stuff comes next.
6. When you were with family (cousins, aunts..), what language was spoken then? If I'm with people my age or younger, we speak a mix of Hmong and English. If I'm with people older than me, we only speak Hmong.

7. If english is your 2nd tounge, did you learn the majority of english at school? Yes

8. Would you say that you're very good at writing, listening and communicating in both languages? Yes
9. What language are better at (As listed above)? I'm not sure, I think it's pretty equal
10. Do you think the location of where you lived affected the way you spoke one of your languages? Yes. I used to live in a ghetto area and it caused me to speak english in a non-proper way, mostly slang. But now, I talk like a whiteboy, LOL
11. And today, what language do your parents/caregivers speak to you most of the time? Hmong
12. Got an accent? Used to.
13. For fun.. what is it? Used to have the ghetto english accent. It's gone now. I've never had the Hmong-English accent, so I don't know about that.

[meilotus90]

1. What's your mother tounge?
Cantonese

- How did your parents/caregiver mix your other language and english into your everyday life? -
I speak a mixture of Cantonese and Cantonese at home. I learned Cantonese through TVB dramas and English in school & at home. I also speak a third language fluently and it was compulsory for me to take - for 12 years - because it's my country's official language,

2. What age did you start learning/was spoken to in another language?
Cantonese & English - when I started talking.
"Other Language" - pre-school.

3. What language did they speak to you the most of the time?
Cantonese + English. Cantonese for more trivial matters e.g. Eating, Bathing, etc and English for deep conversations. (:

4. When you were outside of your household, what language did they speak to you then?
Again, Canto + English.

5. In forms of entertainment, what language did you listen/watch/read the most? (Korean books, english tv shows..)
English books/movies/songs, Cantonese movies and dramas, and Korean songs.

6. When you were with family (cousins, aunts..), what language was spoken then?
Cantonese/English

7. If english is your 2nd tounge, did you learn the majority of english at school?
No, I learned how to speak properly by watching CNN and reading novels/books.

8. Would you say that you're very good at writing, listening and communicating in both languages?
Unfortunately, I can't write/read Chinese. BUT, a lot of my friends can so it's not impossible. I'm still learning. (:

9. What language are better at (As listed above)?
English.

10. Do you think the location of where you lived affected the way you spoke one of your languages?
Yes.

11. And today, what language do your parents/caregivers speak to you most of the time?
Cantonese/English.

12. Got an accent?
Everyone has an accent -_______-

13. For fun.. what is it?
Singlish - though I no longer stay there.

[meilove]

1. What's your mother tounge? Vietnamese

- How did your parents/caregiver mix your other language and english into your everyday life? - they don't. they want me to speak vietnamese 24/7 unless i'm speaking to american ppl

2. What age did you start learning/was spoken to in another language? like... 4?
3. What language did they speak to you the most of the time? vietnamese
4. When you were outside of your household, what language did they speak to you then? vietnamese
5. In forms of entertainment, what language did you listen/watch/read the most? (Korean books, english tv shows..) english
6. When you were with family (cousins, aunts..), what language was spoken then? vietnamese

7. If english is your 2nd tounge, did you learn the majority of english at school? of course

8. Would you say that you're very good at writing, listening and communicating in both languages? yepp!
9. What language are better at (As listed above)? english. because i know a LARGE range of vocab
10. Do you think the location of where you lived affected the way you spoke one of your languages? maybe...not sure...maybe if i lived in Vietnam it would be different
11. And today, what language do your parents/caregivers speak to you most of the time? still vietnamese
12. Got an accent? nope
13. For fun.. what is it? don't have one lol i speak english with no accent. but i can fake an asian one for fun lol

[Apple.Mint]

1. What's your mother tongue? Vietnamese

- How did your parents/caregiver mix your other language and english into your everyday life? - they don't lol, i am to speak vietnamese at all times to them and other adults in the family

2. What age did you start learning/was spoken to in another language? 10
3. What language did they speak to you the most of the time? my parents? Vietnamese
4. When you were outside of your household, what language did they speak to you then? again my parents? still vietnamese lol
5. In forms of entertainment, what language did you listen/watch/read the most? (Korean books, english tv shows..) English =O
6. When you were with family (cousins, aunts..), what language was spoken then? Purely english hahah

7. If english is your 2nd tounge, did you learn the majority of english at school? Yup and from watching tv

8. Would you say that you're very good at writing, listening and communicating in both languages? yeah, better in english though =P
9. What language are better at (As listed above)? English
10. Do you think the location of where you lived affected the way you spoke one of your languages? Yeah it does
11. And today, what language do your parents/caregivers speak to you most of the time? Vietnamese =O
12. Got an accent? slight, can't detect it unless i get excited, like super excited xD
13. For fun.. what is it? my fob voice come out when i have to talk REALLY LOUD and when i'm excited to the max LOL

[mango-iee]

1. What's your mother tounge? Vietnamese

- How did your parents/caregiver mix your other language and english into your everyday life? - my parents talk to me in Vietnamese everyday at home.

2. What age did you start learning/was spoken to in another language? at age 6.
3. What language did they speak to you the most of the time? mostly Vietnamese and sometimes Chinese.
4. When you were outside of your household, what language did they speak to you then? Vietnamese
5. In forms of entertainment, what language did you listen/watch/read the most? (Korean books, english tv shows..) Korean & Japanese.
6. When you were with family (cousins, aunts..), what language was spoken then? English and Chinese.

7. If english is your 2nd tounge, did you learn the majority of english at school? yup.

8. Would you say that you're very good at writing, listening and communicating in both languages? no. . . still need to practice more.
9. What language are better at (As listed above)? Definitely English.
10. Do you think the location of where you lived affected the way you spoke one of your languages? Not really. . .i speak a mixture of all three language around my neighborhood. ^^
11. And today, what language do your parents/caregivers speak to you most of the time? still Vietnamese.
12. Got an accent? Yeah.
13. For fun.. what is it? Canadian accent

[Neko.Ochibi]

1. What's your mother tongue? Japanese

- How did your parents/caregiver mix your other language and english into your everyday life? -

didn't speak any English till I was in first grade even though my parents both spoke English ><

2. What age did you start learning/was spoken to in another language?

Before I can even remember

3. What language did they speak to you the most of the time?

Mandarin/Cantonese and Japanese...both parents fluent so it gets kinda confusing -.-0

4. When you were outside of your household, what language did they speak to you then?

Same

5. In forms of entertainment, what language did you listen/watch/read the most? (Korean books, english tv shows..)

Chinese cuz my mom love Andy Lau and watching Chinese Dramas

6. When you were with family (cousins, aunts..), what language was spoken then?

Chinese or Japanese depending on which side of the family I'm with

7. If english is your 2nd tounge, did you learn the majority of english at school?

I don't know if English is my second tongue since I was born here, but yup learned it in first grade cuz pre school and kindergarten you didn't need to speak, just play ^.^

8. Would you say that you're very good at writing, listening and communicating in both languages?

Listen and communicating yes, but still working on the writing part....so much characters ><

9. What language are better at (As listed above)?

Hmmm...all three? but English is the one I can write fluently ><


10. Do you think the location of where you lived affected the way you spoke one of your languages?

Yup, cuz I think it really depends on the people you grew up with

11. And today, what language do your parents/caregivers speak to you most of the time?

Chinese and Japanese, only when they have American friends over then we speak in English

12. Got an accent?

Nope, but my Hong Kong, Taiwan and Japan cousins said I have an American accent whatever that is ><

13. For fun.. what is it?

American? O.o

[PoooBear]

1. What's your mother tounge? Vietnamese

-How did your parents/caregiver mix your other language and english into your everyday life? -They didn't, I pretty much learned it on my own.

2. What age did you start learning/was spoken to in another language? 6
3. What language did they speak to you the most of the time? Vietnamese
4. When you were outside of your household, what language did they speak to you then? Vietnamese and sometimes English.
5. In forms of entertainment, what language did you listen/watch/read the most? (Korean books, english tv shows..) Depends on what age, growing up it was always English, I guess it's different now.
6. When you were with family (cousins, aunts..), what language was spoken then? Vietnamese and Cantonese. Depends on the generation, elders = native language, cousins = english.

7. If english is your 2nd tounge, did you learn the majority of english at school? Yes

8. Would you say that you're very good at writing, listening and communicating in both languages? Nooo
9. What language are better at (As listed above)? English
10. Do you think the location of where you lived affected the way you spoke one of your languages? Yes
11. And today, what language do your parents/caregivers speak to you most of the time? Vietnamese
12. Got an accent? Yes
13. For fun.. what is it? American accent when I speak Vietnamese. American accent speaking English.

[__sleepyhead]

1. What's your mother tounge? Cantonese

- How did your parents/caregiver mix your other language and english into your everyday life? - They can't speak English. LOL

2. What age did you start learning/was spoken to in another language? I believe 6 years old.
3. What language did they speak to you the most of the time? Cantonese.
4. When you were outside of your household, what language did they speak to you then? Cantonese --> again, they can't speak English)
5. In forms of entertainment, what language did you listen/watch/read the most? (Korean books, english tv shows..) Er, chinese(cantonese/mandarin) dramas, korean songs, english books
6. When you were with family (cousins, aunts..), what language was spoken then? Usually cantonese. If they understand English, then its English all the way.

7. If english is your 2nd tounge, did you learn the majority of english at school? Yup.

8. Would you say that you're very good at writing, listening and communicating in both languages? No. I'm just good at reading, speaking, listening, but a horrible writer.
9. What language are better at (As listed above)? Definitely English.
10. Do you think the location of where you lived affected the way you spoke one of your languages? Uh, I don't think so.
11. And today, what language do your parents/caregivers speak to you most of the time? Cantonese.
12. Got an accent?
13. For fun.. what is it?

[jxmode]

1. What's your mother tounge? Tagalog

- How did your parents/caregiver mix your other language and english into your everyday life? - Yes

2. What age did you start learning/was spoken to in another language? 3 I'm not sure it was kind of integarted.
3. What language did they speak to you the most of the time? Tagalog
4. When you were outside of your household, what language did they speak to you then? Taglog/ English
5. In forms of entertainment, what language did you listen/watch/read the most? (Korean books, english tv shows..) With dad, mostly Chinese films, and in General English TV Shows and Films. Then K & J Dramas and music. Filipino movies, and songs.
6. When you were with family (cousins, aunts..), what language was spoken then? Tagalog

7. If english is your 2nd tounge, did you learn the majority of english at school? If you count that it brainwashed me into making me speak more english. Couldn't really talk in tagalog to other people.

8. Would you say that you're very good at writing, listening and communicating in both languages? With english I am good at all the thigns listed. With tagalog, writing not so much reading and understanding yes, and my grammar when speaking has become poor.
9. What language are better at (As listed above)? English
10. Do you think the location of where you lived affected the way you spoke one of your languages? Yes, in NY I didn't have that many Filipino friends so I really couldn't speak in Tagalog, but the place where I live now has a ton of them.
11. And today, what language do your parents/caregivers speak to you most of the time? Tagalog/ English - it's integarted
12. Got an accent? Funny thing, even though I speak English fluently my mom says I have an accent, same with some other friends.
13. For fun.. what is it? I don't know.
American

[cherrierus]

1. What's your mother tounge? Cantonese

- How did your parents/caregiver mix your other language and english into your everyday life? -

2. What age did you start learning/was spoken to in another language? 4 I think
3. What language did they speak to you the most of the time? Cantonese
4. When you were outside of your household, what language did they speak to you then? Cantonese
5. In forms of entertainment, what language did you listen/watch/read the most? (Korean books, english tv shows..) Chinese shows, English shows and books
6. When you were with family (cousins, aunts..), what language was spoken then? Cantonese, Then later English for the younger ones around my age

7. If english is your 2nd tounge, did you learn the majority of english at school? Yes

8. Would you say that you're very good at writing, listening and communicating in both languages? No, I can't read or write chinese
9. What language are better at (As listed above)? English
10. Do you think the location of where you lived affected the way you spoke one of your languages? Yes
11. And today, what language do your parents/caregivers speak to you most of the time? Cantonese
12. Got an accent? No

[maharu.]

1. What's your mother tounge? Japanese.

- How did your parents/caregiver mix your other language and english into your everyday life? - They didn't.
It was Japanese at home, English outside...it was the rule.

2. What age did you start learning/was spoken to in another language? About 6 or 7.
3. What language did they speak to you the most of the time? only Japanese. English for school related things.
4. When you were outside of your household, what language did they speak to you then? Still Japanese.
5. In forms of entertainment, what language did you listen/watch/read the most? (Korean books, english tv shows..) Japanese and Korean stuff.
6. When you were with family (cousins, aunts..), what language was spoken then? Japanese for my relatives in Japan and English to my Caucasian relatives.

7. If english is your 2nd tounge, did you learn the majority of english at school? Yes.

8. Would you say that you're very good at writing, listening and communicating in both languages? I can't write much in Japanese but the rest, I'm good.
9. What language are better at (As listed above)? Speaking wise, Japanese. Writing wise, English.
10. Do you think the location of where you lived affected the way you spoke one of your languages? Nope.
11. And today, what language do your parents/caregivers speak to you most of the time? Japanese lol.
12. Got an accent? Well I have a lisp so thats the only problem.

[tramy]

1. What's your mother tounge?
Vietnamese ..wait, im not sure, i grew up with both Vietnamese and Filipino.

- How did your parents/caregiver mix your other language and english into your everyday life? -
umm.. english was taught a little at school.

2. What age did you start learning/was spoken to in another language?
ever since forever

3. What language did they speak to you the most of the time?
vietnamese

4. When you were outside of your household, what language did they speak to you then?
still vietnamese

5. In forms of entertainment, what language did you listen/watch/read the most? (Korean books, english tv shows..)
mix of vietnamese music/movies and filipino music/movies/tv shows and a tad bit of English every now and then.

6. When you were with family (cousins, aunts..), what language was spoken then?
Vietnamese

7. If english is your 2nd tounge, did you learn the majority of english at school?
yes

8. Would you say that you're very good at writing, listening and communicating in both languages?
umm i can write in vietnamese but it's not always right. i can communicate/listen/speak it though. filipino... havent used it in 5 years, so i forgot most of it now (used to be fluent)

9. What language are better at (As listed above)?
English

10. Do you think the location of where you lived affected the way you spoke one of your languages?
yes! i forgot tagalog because i came to australia.. and so i couldnt speak to anyone

11. And today, what language do your parents/caregivers speak to you most of the time?
vietnamese still..

12. Got an accent?
yeah

[coffeehouse.]

1. What's your mother tounge? Korean.
- How did your parents/caregiver mix your other language and english into your everyday life? -
uh, They didn't. I speak English & sometimes Korean in School.
2. What age did you start learning/was spoken to in another language?
I learned English when i was in Elementary school, yeeeeeeeah. lol
3. What language did they speak to you the most of the time? uhm, they spoke Korean mostly.
4. When you were outside of your household, what language did they speak to you then? rofl, Korean.
5. In forms of entertainment, what language did you listen/watch/read the most? (Korean books, english tv shows..)
both. i listen to Korean music, watch tv shows and dramas/ read korean books.
& listen to american music, read english book & watch english tv shows
6. When you were with family (cousins, aunts..), what language was spoken then? Korean. LOL
7. If english is your 2nd tounge, did you learn the majority of english at school?
Yeah, I learned English in elementary & middle school when i lived in Korea & I had english tutor in korea.
8. Would you say that you're very good at writing, listening and communicating in both languages? uh huh. i can say that. lol
9. What language are better at (As listed above)? uhm. both XD
10. Do you think the location of where you lived affected the way you spoke one of your languages?
yeah. i forgot some korean words & i sort of suck at explain things in korean o-o.
11. And today, what language do your parents/caregivers speak to you most of the time? Korean. ROFL
12. Got an accent? Uh huh.

[ECCENTRIC?]

1. What's your mother tounge?
Chinese

- How did your parents/caregiver mix your other language and english into your everyday life? -
Chinese school.

2. What age did you start learning/was spoken to in another language?
When i first learned to speak.

3. What language did they speak to you the most of the time?
My dad - chinese, my mom english & chinese.

4. When you were outside of your household, what language did they speak to you then?
Depending on where we are.

5. In forms of entertainment, what language did you listen/watch/read the most? (Korean books, english tv shows..)
Korean , Taiwanese , Japanese dramas.

6. When you were with family (cousins, aunts..), what language was spoken then?
English & Chinese.

7. If english is your 2nd tounge, did you learn the majority of english at school?
//

8. Would you say that you're very good at writing, listening and communicating in both languages?
Listening and Communcating yes, writing no.

9. What language are better at (As listed above)?
English.

10. Do you think the location of where you lived affected the way you spoke one of your languages?
No.

11. And today, what language do your parents/caregivers speak to you most of the time?
English and Chinese.

12. Got an accent?
People say I do.

[rOothx33]

1. What's your mother tounge? Korean
- How did your parents/caregiver mix your other language and English into your everyday life? - My mom tried to incorporate English into our conversations before I started school to give me a "head start", but also to practice her English.
2. What age did you start learning/was spoken to in another language? I assume from birth?
3. What language did they speak to you the most of the time? A mixture of Korean and English, but mainly Korean.
4. When you were outside of your household, what language did they speak to you then? Same.
5. In forms of entertainment, what language did you listen/watch/read the most? (Korean books, english tv shows..) As a child I watched both Korean and American broadcasting, but read mostly English books.
6. When you were with family (cousins, aunts..), what language was spoken then? Korean
7. If english is your 2nd tounge, did you learn the majority of english at school? --
8. Would you say that you're very good at writing, listening and communicating in both languages? Good enough. LOL
9. What language are better at (As listed above)? I'd say English, but only because I've lived in the US my whole life.
10. Do you think the location of where you lived affected the way you spoke one of your languages? Yes
11. And today, what language do your parents/caregivers speak to you most of the time? Korean
12. Got an accent? Nope
13. Are your parents/caregivers fluent in english? Not fluent, but they know enough to get by.

[unlimitedlove]

1. What's your mother tounge?
Cantonese

- How did your parents/caregiver mix your other language and english into your everyday life? - They didn't really, my parents didn't know english very well then.

2. What age did you start learning/was spoken to in another language? since i was born prob.
3. What language did they speak to you the most of the time? Cantonese
4. When you were outside of your household, what language did they speak to you then? Cantonese
5. In forms of entertainment, what language did you listen/watch/read the most? (Korean books, english tv shows..) chinese, japanese, some korean but probably english the most
6. When you were with family (cousins, aunts..), what language was spoken then? Cantonese or English

7. If english is your 2nd tounge, did you learn the majority of english at school? yes, but learned also from t.v shows

8. Would you say that you're very good at writing, listening and communicating in both languages?yes, but i can't write in chinese
9. What language are better at (As listed above)? both, but english probably just slightly more
10. Do you think the location of where you lived affected the way you spoke one of your languages?yup
11. And today, what language do your parents/caregivers speak to you most of the time? cantonese mostly, but some english mixed in sometimes
12. Got an accent? no, i don't think so

[Yuenie]

1. What's your mother tounge?
Cantonese, but I'm way better in English than Cantonese now.

- How did your parents/caregiver mix your other language and english into your everyday life?
Lol... my Mom basically ALWAYS speaks Cantonese to me at home. We never ever have had stretches of conversations
in English. Only a couple English words thrown here and there for things we can't describe in Chinese. Although my Mom
does know English.

2. What age did you start learning/was spoken to in another language? My Mom never speaks to me in English. But around the age 3-4 I had to go to pre-school. I didn't know how to talk to the other teachers and kids though because I didn't really know much English... gradually I learned from the other kids though
3. What language did they speak to you the most of the time? Mom still speaks Cantonese. But it was English at pre-school always
4. When you were outside of your household, what language did they speak to you then? Cantonese
5. In forms of entertainment, what language did you listen/watch/read the most? Mostly English up till around 7th grade when I got into Asian music/entertainment. Plus my Mom got her hands on some Hong Kong TVB dramas around that time. But for the television it's alllll English.
6. When you were with family (cousins, aunts..), what language was spoken then? Chinese; most of my relatives are either living in Hong Kong or all speak Chinese in America.

7. If english is your 2nd tounge, did you learn the majority of english at school?
I guess so, gradually at the age 3-4 you just start to pick up on English when everyone around you is speaking English. I never had to do ESOL classes before, so English was easily learned.

8. Would you say that you're very good at writing, listening and communicating in both languages? I can communicate and listen in Cantonese, but practically can't write Chinese at all. English I'm all good at. xD
9. What language are better at (As listed above)? English
10. Do you think the location of where you lived affected the way you spoke one of your languages? Probably a little... I don't know as much Cantonese as someone who is properly learned in it. I only know common-speak Cantonese, not proper structure (by proper, I mean it is read the same structure it would be for Mandarin)
11. And today, what language do your parents/caregivers speak to you most of the time? Still Cantonese :]
12. Got an accent? Nope. (I tend to once in a blue moon get tongue-twisted though? LOL - like a tendency for words to just come out my mouth mispronounced unintentionally)


Haha I've also thought about how I'm going to make my children in the future know both Cantonese and English... (although my Cantonese is already a bit limited as it is, meaning my children will know even less?! T_T) I think the way to make sure your children don't forget their ethnic language is to just keep speaking to them in that language every day at home. You really don't have to worry about them not learning English if you're going to live in America. As for writing... that may be a little harder to maintain (especially if it's Chinese! lol) and you may need to send your kids to classes unless you start teaching them how to write in that language at a young age and possibly consistently make them read a newspaper in that language every once in a while.

[kk188]

1. What's your mother tounge?malay

- How did your parents/caregiver mix your other language and english into your everyday life? -well,i spoke english with my brother.japanese,myself.

2. What age did you start learning/was spoken to in another language?haha.like in grade 1 for english?japanese was in grade 7.
3. What language did they speak to you the most of the time?malay of course
4. When you were outside of your household, what language did they speak to you then?malay
5. In forms of entertainment, what language did you listen/watch/read the most? (Korean books, english tv shows..)korean,japanese english.i rarely watch malay though.
6. When you were with family (cousins, aunts..), what language was spoken then?malay.bro,english.

7. If english is your 2nd tounge, did you learn the majority of english at school?i think so.

8. Would you say that you're very good at writing, listening and communicating in both languages?yeppp.
9. What language are better at (As listed above)?i would say english.malay have alot of rules to follow.
10. Do you think the location of where you lived affected the way you spoke one of your languages?yess
11. And today, what language do your parents/caregivers speak to you most of the time?malay.
12. Got an accent?no i guess.but my english is a mix of british and american.japanese,no accent.

[sooyeon.]

1. What's your mother tounge?
korean
- How did your parents/caregiver mix your other language and english into your everyday life? -
english just came about cos i went to school and i learnt korean from korean schoool on saturday mornings
and krn videos nd my parents spoke krn at home

2. What age did you start learning/was spoken to in another language? wen i was born
3. What language did they speak to you the most of the time? korean
4. When you were outside of your household, what language did they speak to you then? krn
5. In forms of entertainment, what language did you listen/watch/read the most? (Korean books, english tv shows..)
i had a phase of korean then a phase of english then a phase of krn nd it still continues on to be like that..now its pretti much a mix of both buttt ive alwais read more english than krn boooks
6. When you were with family (cousins, aunts..), what language was spoken then? all my relos r in korea so onli krn

7. If english is your 2nd tounge, did you learn the majority of english at school?
yeps
8. Would you say that you're very good at writing, listening and communicating in both languages?
yeppp
9. What language are better at (As listed above)?...hmm english
10. Do you think the location of where you lived affected the way you spoke one of your languages?
yep
11. And today, what language do your parents/caregivers speak to you most of the time? krn
12. Got an accent? nopes
a perfect krn accent wen i speak krn
nd a perfect english/aussie accent wen i speak english