AjlaStyriaLim

As for the languages, I think there is a big difference between speaking and understanding language – it’s easy to understand, but much harder to find suitable words by yourself. However, my situation is quite complicated, so judge it yourself :P
          	
          	I speak Slovenian, English, German and French, but I don't use German and French in everyday life, so it takes me a long time to remember the words I want to write or tell. When I'm reading, I have no problem with understanding any of the languages from above.
          	
          	Secondly, I attended a Russian course and a Chinese course, both for one year, so I know a little – enough for basic communication. 
          	I know a lot of Japanese words and phrases from about 30 anime cartoons that I watched in my life and I also learned their sentence structure. I enjoy using expressions that I remember in a random situation with my friends or family, just for fun, but I don’t think I could talk to Japanese people without difficulties :P 
          	I wanted to learn Latin as well, but I didn't like the professor and her work methods, so after two years I decided to quit.
          	
          	Finally, I understand Croatian and Serbian, but I’m stubborn. There are not many people in Slovenia that are willing to use their language (except for those words that are very different and they really couldn’t understand it), since we all know we should understand each other's languages well enough if we tried. In most cases, Croatians and Serbians don’t try to speak Slovenian, either. So, I can’t say I actually speak those two languages, right?
          	
          	I hope you are satisfied with my answer, I’ll keep reading your stories and comments! :D

ElizabethTS

Another Slovenian!!! Thanks for following!! I hope we can chat sometime soon, I really like your bio by the way!

AjlaStyriaLim

yes, another Slovenian.. :P
            thanks, I like yours, too :)) because it's just so optimistic and full of energy! :D and it seems you're really active since you published a lot already :)
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AjlaStyriaLim

As for the languages, I think there is a big difference between speaking and understanding language – it’s easy to understand, but much harder to find suitable words by yourself. However, my situation is quite complicated, so judge it yourself :P
          
          I speak Slovenian, English, German and French, but I don't use German and French in everyday life, so it takes me a long time to remember the words I want to write or tell. When I'm reading, I have no problem with understanding any of the languages from above.
          
          Secondly, I attended a Russian course and a Chinese course, both for one year, so I know a little – enough for basic communication. 
          I know a lot of Japanese words and phrases from about 30 anime cartoons that I watched in my life and I also learned their sentence structure. I enjoy using expressions that I remember in a random situation with my friends or family, just for fun, but I don’t think I could talk to Japanese people without difficulties :P 
          I wanted to learn Latin as well, but I didn't like the professor and her work methods, so after two years I decided to quit.
          
          Finally, I understand Croatian and Serbian, but I’m stubborn. There are not many people in Slovenia that are willing to use their language (except for those words that are very different and they really couldn’t understand it), since we all know we should understand each other's languages well enough if we tried. In most cases, Croatians and Serbians don’t try to speak Slovenian, either. So, I can’t say I actually speak those two languages, right?
          
          I hope you are satisfied with my answer, I’ll keep reading your stories and comments! :D

AjlaStyriaLim

Hi! :D
          
          My answer will come in two comments, because it’s too long xD. Sorry for writing so much, but everybody around me already knows that I can't stop by writing just a little. I have to finish my thoughts, so that I can write about something else next time :D
          
          Yes, I voted for your story :D I always vote for stories that I think are good, because all votes for my works make me so happy and I want to help others to receive more votes :)) I haven't read many books on wattpad, though - the reason is that I became a member in April and didn't have much time back then.
          
          Regarding the quotation, I read one of your comments by chance. It sounded sophisticated, like you really know what you're talking about, so I read some others, too... It was amazing because I agree with most of things you wrote. As you probably found out, I don’t comment very often, so it felt like somebody has already written down my thoughts :P When I found this sentence, I couldn't help but quote it as a guidance for my and everybody else's writing :D
          In my opinion, nowadays we rush through our lives without enjoying current moments, but this mustn't be the case in writing. Writers should be able to stop once in a while, to look back and forth and think about their lives, their dreams, their difficulties and put all their thoughts in writing. Therefore, it seemed to me as a perfect advice for any impatient person :D