I don't have an incredible level of English, but I understand quite easily and I also speak easily in English.
When I was studying translation and interpretation in Saint-Louis, I didn’t study English.
I lost a lot of the level I had in high school.
I need to focus on certain subjects. And, and especially on grammar because in three years grammar is very quickly forgotten.
Grammar is very important, and I don't know all of the rules anymore. And; especially for the conjugation. I was confusingconfused all of the times and the rules.
For vocabulary it’s easier. It's easier to work it yourself because we have a lot of things in English around us like the series. But Grammargrammar is harder to work at home.
A fourth thing I do: I speak with a friend in English.
When I was studying in Brussels, the teachers wanted us to speak Russian or German most often. And with a friend we decided to speak Russian to each other.
When I stopped my studies, we continued to speak in English because it’s a language we both study.
It’s not very easy, but when I don’t know a word, I write it in French.
And she has a better level than me, so when I make a big mistake she can correct me.
A fifth thing I do: I work in a restaurant.
I work in a restaurant and I often have to speak English.
Every day weWe have foreign customers every day and they speak English most often. And, so I also have to answer and explain to them in English too.
Because of that, I can speak English because it’s more difficult to speak English outside theof school.