Wilma Said:

Questions for people who are learning/have learned English after their native language?

We Answered:

The fastest way to learn English is to learn the most popular used words and then you have the foundation for speaking fluently.

A good site that has 1,000 common English words is http://www.lingosnap.com

The nice thing about this site is that it is free and uses photos and audio, so it is easier to make associations with the word and keep it in the long term memory.

Jeanette Said:

What are the 4 biggest problems you find with Children's English language learning software?

We Answered:

dont use software actually teach the kid language yourself, this does two things, the child learns the language, and the child and the parent spend time together that is productive

Nathan Said:

Where can i find a research article on how games can help children learning english language?

We Answered:

Rosetta Stone truly is the best learning software out there.

http://www.rosettastone.com/

Guy Said:

How much in population, Koreans are learning English Language in the Philippine Schools?

We Answered:

Koreans crave to study English. I teach English to a lot of them here in the US. I am not surprised that there are so many there.

Terrence Said:

Is it hard learning the English language?

We Answered:

I live in Sweden, and I didn't find it very hard to learn English. Of course it's always hard to learn a new language, but I began learning English at the age of nine, and you learn languages quite quickly when you're a kid. I've also picked up a lot from watching American shows on tv. I guess it would be much harder to learn English if you started as an adult, and if you weren't exposed to it in your everyday life.

What's difficult about English is that you have so many words, far more words than in Swedish. Pronunciation and spelling can also be a bit tricky with all the diphthongs and stuff.

Colleen Said:

do people learning english as a language think it is difficult?

We Answered:

Nah, not really. English was easy, German was a bit tricky, but... no, not really. The analysis part wasn't fun, though.