Bosnians become U.S. citizens after suing the government

Calibre ^ | Wed Jun 27, 2007 4:24 am (PST) | AP Staff

[Old Student]

” English is not that hard to learn, especially when it is being spoken everywhere you go.”

From what I’ve learned, talking to hundreds of people over the years, English is one of the hardest languages to learn to speak. Watching lots of television does seem to help.

I’ve been trying to learn to speak Spanish for about 40 years, on and off, and still can’t do much more than say hello and good-by, and the other polite pleasantries. The best time learn a language is from approximately birth to age 3. After that, it gets much harder.

There are some exception, of course. Some folks learn language quite easily. I’m not one of them.

[Uriah_lost]

It has its ups and downs. You don’t see as many crack-houses in heavily Bosnian areas but then there’s all the dang track suits! South city looks like there is a casting call for a new Borat movie sometimes.

[VOA]

“You don’t see as many crack-houses in heavily Bosnian areas but
then there’s all the dang track suits!”

LOL! I’m pretty sure I’ve seen a couple of Bosnian guys in those track
suits here in Columbia.
BUT...they have an excuse because I’ve only seen them at the city-operated
health-center!!!
And I do have to admit they exhibit better “gym decorum” than a
lot of our home-grown guys!

[SQUID]

Babe:
Remember this?

Talovic’s aunt, Ajka Onerovic, emerged briefly from the family’s house to say relatives had no idea why the young man attacked so many strangers. She said the family moved to Utah from Bosnia.

“He was such a good boy. I don’t know what happened,” she told Salt Lake City television station KSL.

Later the media was apologizing for this scum blaming the Salt Lake killing spree on his mental state caused by Serbs in Bosnia. So, it wasn’t his fault. It was those darn Serbs who killed these people in Salt Lake. Let’s show those evil Serbs a thing or two!

Sick.

[Banat]

I'm not a native speaker (of English) but I have more trouble learning German than I ever did with English. Not that German is *that* much harder, but still.

One's age definitely plays a huge role. The younger, the easier. I started learning English in Grade 4 back in the old country (Serbia) and I had it every year through elementary school, and then for 4 years in high school.

Watching English and American movies helped a lot, since Serbian TV stations don't use voice-overs like they do in many other countries. Everything is subtitled.

I'll learn a couple more languages before I get too old :))

Cheers

[Bokababe]

Who could forget “Talovic the Terrorist”? Only in America does anyone believe that Talovic was anything other than an Islamist. Our MSM has gone completely PC, Serb-hating goofy!

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1830711/posts