Taylor Swift imagines▪️GXG▪️

1st language

Y/n pov

I am originally from Greece and Argentina. I lived between two; because my parents are divorced and live in two different countries, until I was about 22. I can't remember why I moved here actually, I think because all my friends at the time were. Of course little did I know I'd become an international pop star. But that also means I speak fluent greek, I speak Spanish, Japanese, french, and Arabic as well. But Greek and Spanish are my first languages and I still Say some words with an accent. Taylor was amazed by it, and would ask me to say things in Greek just for her to hear.

I walked into the music room, and she looked up at me while tunning her guitar, I think. "Hey baby", she greeted me with a smile. I sat down next to her and she put the guitar down. "Nooo, I wanna hear you sing", I whined as she stopped. "Well I was gonna ask you if you could teach me some greek", she said and made me smile wide "okay. What do you wanna know?", I ask. She pulled me closer, until our knees were touching in our criss cross position.

"You're beautiful", she said. I giggled because I knew I was going to start blushing. "eísai ómorfos", I said. She nodded, and repeated me. She pulled me in for a kiss, "how do you say you're lips are perfect", she asked while starring into my eyes. I couldn't help but giggle, "écheis téleia cheíli", I said. "How about Your eyes are so pretty", she compliments. "ta mátia sou eínai tóso ómorfa", I said.

She trailed her eyes across my whole body, and wrapped her arms around my waist. "And what about your body's perfect", she said. I just knew I was bright pink at this point. "to sóma sas eínai téleio", I kissed her again but with more passion this time. "Almost done, how would you say you're the most kind person I know", she asked, holding my tightly. "eísai to pio evgenikó átomo pou xéro", I said.

"Last one, what's I love everything about you", she asked. "agapó ta pánta se eséna", I told her. "Okay. eísai ómorfos. ta cheíli sou eínai téleia, to sóma sou eínai téleio, ta mátia sou eínai tóso ómorfa, eísai to pio evgenikó átomo pou xéro, latrévo ta pánta gia séna", she repeated what I told her. I don't ever really think I've gotten better compliments than I've gotten with her, especially not in my native language. I felt so loved with her, and she made sure of it. I couldn't ask for anything more than simple moments like these.