Challenges of learning a foreign language

[iflyfirstclass]

I have been busy as of late, juggling more flights due to a slight shortage of staff and trying to learn a bit of Borginian on the side. I've picked up the Borginian edition of Rosetta Stone but realistically, it is quite a challenge to remember it all

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[trucythegreat]

good luck on learning Borgonese, lady!1!1!1 you can do it!1!!1 :D

[iflyfirstclass]

Thank you, Miss. I will do my best! :}

[the best part of ridiculous fake languages is MAKING STUFF UP]

[der_gewinner]

Immersion is definitely the most effective way to learn a language. My English has improved tenfold since I settled here in Los Angeles. I have heard there is a surprising concentration of Borginian expatriates in San Francisco, but I suppose that is of little help to you unless iFly can charter you back and forth.

[iflyfirstclass]

Hmm, yes. I don't go to San Francisco very often, but if the opportunity should arise, it may be something to look into.

Thank you for the suggestion, Mr. Gavin. I wish you the best with perfecting your English as well.

[der_gewinner]

Danke schoen, fraulein, and good luck to you, as well. I'm sure there must be someone Borginian in Los Angeles, ja?

[iflyfirstclass]

Yes, there has to be in such a large city as ours!