What was your very first contact with the English language?

>it's a boy

fun fact: babies cry because they're forced to conform to patriarchal gender binaries the moment they leave the womb

>>68633248
TV

>>68633248
English lesson in kindergarten.

back when my family escaped to USA to escape communist persecution.

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I was put into an English speaking kindergarten at age 3, so probably that.

Can't recall the first time 2bh

I suppose 9/11 interviews with New Yorkers which french newspapers hadn't dubbed over, probably to not drown out the "emotion" of those interviewed.

From then onwards I've associated those to utter words of english with people that whine about towers. Strange how things turn out.

>What was your very first contact with the English language?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ef-P_sC-_0c

Bump for more childhood memories.

>>68638249
literally my first contact with the french language
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n0s_GMOZ68g

Some NES game, probably Super Mario Bros.
I mean, it does say "START" at the beginning

I don't remember

>>68639169
Geez, no wonder you think of us as faggots.