Surely not 100% in German...it's an American production so I doubt it!
Yeah that's why I was a bit doubtful. Why did he say he has to improve his accent then? Weird...
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Surely not 100% in German...it's an American production so I doubt it!
I believe he is an easy to go along guy who loves to social , not selfish and have many friends. The fact that he travelled all the way to attend an event in a Scandinavian country said a lot. This definitely won't boost his acting career but he is willing to do it.
Good for him to brush up his German and works with other talents from Europe. He doesn't have to limit himself working with same group of people
Yeah that's why I was a bit doubtful. Why did he say he has to improve his accent then? Weird...
THIS.
Omg this. I remember in my phonetic class few years ago they explain how a learning process for a language is linked to your previous thinking process (set by your language). So true. The way people put words in a sentence are completely different in every different language. It's impossible to be able to speak 100% perfect putting your words in a 100% perfect order while you think of the best things to say.
It's a nightmare, trust me [emoji1316][emoji23]
Remember Alicia Vikander who learnt Danish just for A Royal Affair, how cool.
I definitely think some people have definitely and aptitude for languages. [emoji1316]
And btw north-European people are pretty good and study languages very very well.
I believe he is an easy to go along guy who loves to social , not selfish and have many friends. The fact that he travelled all the way to attend an event in a Scandinavian country said a lot. This definitely won't boost his acting career but he is willing to do it.
True - apart from the natives of the U.K. And Ireland!
Cool! Was he invited by a friend, right?
I loved seeing him there [emoji57] and he looked so sharp[emoji92]
Thought he met some of the ministers eg culture minister there via snowman ? So it is not surprised he was invited by the people who related to the event
You should hear how Italian and French people learn foreign languages. They have to, cos it's impossible to speak Italian all over the world and have convos with people, but... Omgosh [emoji23]
Wouldn't be surprised if it was Jakob who invited him - they worked together on the Snowman and Jakob was hosting the Amanda Awards!
There are always jokes about French people don't like people who speak English to them mainly due to historical factors. My friend experienced this and finally he was pissed off and talked non English ( dialect) and the shopkeeper finally addressed him.
I see . Jakob was that guy in the pic - they teased each other for not winning the awards.
I think it's fair to say there are old rivalries between the English and the French....and they are least likely to accommodate speaking in English in France! Fair enough - we should make more of an effort!