Non Anglo's of /int/, how did you learn English? Pic not related

movies, vidya, a little grammar at school, reading stuff on the internet

>>68925535
+1
Although the largest chunk of grammar came from actually attending an english language school

Final fantasy games

>2016
>not being anglo

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>>68925535
Also, I'll add YouTube for listening and pronunciation.

vidya and online gaming

>>68925466
I came to Canada and people speak English here

School, vidyas.

runescape, youtube and 4chan

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>foreign anons always claim english is the easiest babby tier language to learn
>they have been exposed to it since childhood through all forms of media and through school

yeah no duh you found it easy, morans

I'm not sure, basically all the media I consume is anglo. Music, movies, lectures, games, I grew up with this.
Suddenly I knew english, but I don't really remember when it happened.

>>68925466
We had to move to NY because of my dad's job for a couple of years. Nice experience, but I wouldn't want to live there permanently

>>68926034
It's still nowhere near the weight of influence of our native tongues. If it wasn't, the vast majority of inhabitants in every country (and the world) would speak english with no problems whatsoever. We all know that's not the case.
What really happens is that people learn to say some words in english (and usually with an accent) like shopping, off etc. No one really learns english by listening/consuming the media alone

>>68925466
My family paid an english course.

>>68925466
Moving to New York