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Hello!
Because we have many non-English native speakers, I wanna look how many English and non-English native speakers are here.
Are English or non-English native speakers more here?

EDIT:
About me: English is not my native language, my language is Russian. In our country we usually don't learn deep English needlessly for it, but in most of our schools we learn them totally, but not deep. In some schools are teaching a deep English, but those schools are lyceums, gymnasiums or a special schools with deep learning of English.

English is not my native language! My native language is Finnish but unfortunately a move to the U.S.A. and learning British English for the past 11 to 12 years has severely impaired my capability of actually making a sentence in Finnish. What a shame.

English isn't my native language either, though, I don't think I'm bad at english... hopefully...

I live and was born in Italy, so I'm not english native.

English is not my native language, I'm brazilian. I don't think my English is so good, but at least it's understandable.

English is not my native language.
I do translate my thoughts from english into my native language though, because else I wouldn't be able to speak it nearly as well.

Well, technically I'm not a native speaker since I'm from Germany, but I'm (hopefully) gonna get my Cambridge Degree on C2 level this year which would qualify me as a native speaker.

i'm a lithuanian who speaks other than english, so, not native.

I am from Germany so I am not a native English speaker but I do learn to get used to the whole English speakings and comments.

Yes, I am a native English speaker, as I live in the US.

GMarinaX wrote:Well, technically I'm not a native speaker since I'm from Germany, but I'm (hopefully) gonna get my Cambridge Degree on C2 level this year which would qualify me as a native speaker.

That's funny, I just finished the CPE Cambridge exam :p
Despite the fact that english isn't my native language, I probably speak more english than dutch (mainly bc most of my friends are english).

I'm Spanish speaker, so is obviouly that my English isn't native, but I'm trying to have a understandeable English.

I speak English natively and a teeny tiny bit of Spanish.

Since I've lived in the U.S. my whole life, I am definately a native English speaker.

Choco wrote:Since I've lived in the U.S. my whole life, I am definitely a native English speaker.

fixed that for you, mr native english speaker.
yes, english is my first language, but i only really speak/type like it when im writing up something important like a job resume or paper.
if im posting here or chatting ill most likely fuck all capitalization, and some punctuation.
sometmiems i even hmake the worst ass toypos

my English isn't native. I'm Indonesian
sorry

Ragont wrote:

Choco wrote:Since I've lived in the U.S. my whole life, I am definitely a native English speaker.

fixed that for you, mr native english speaker.
yes, english is my first language, but i only really speak/type like it when im writing up something important like a job resume or paper.
if im posting here or chatting ill most likely fuck all capitalization, and some punctuation.
sometmiems i even hmake the worst ass toypos

The one time I get tired and spell something wrong, autocorrect fails me...
My spelling is poor when I'm tired.

My English is not native. Almost everything English I learned came from Internet.

No it's not. My native language is turkish/albanian. I learned over 5 different languages already, and english was kinda the last language i learned.

Yes my english is not that good, but hey i try my best better then nothing.

I grew up in the US, so of course I'm a native English speaker. That doesn't mean "I don't fuck up when I write/type shit." I make multiple type errors and let's not talk about my writing (Ugh.....). However, I do want to learn some German as well as Japanese.