Quelqu'un peut correcter ma phrase? Bonjour, je ne suis pas sûr que ma phrase soit grammaticalement correcte: Selon moi, la laïcité garantit l'égalité au lieu d'en entraver Ou, "Selon moi, la laïcité garantit l'égalité au lieu de l'entraver"? Merci pour vos réponses :)

Immigration in Deutschland Es läßt sich nicht bestreiten, dass Einwanderung ein wichtiger Teil deutschen Lebens ist. Es existiert mehr als 16 Millionen Menschen in Deutschland mit einem Migrationshintergrund, der 21% der deutschen Bevölkerung darstellt. Mehr als die Hälfte dieser Menschen haben die deutsche Staatsangehörigkeit und gilt als gut integriert in der deutschen Gesellschaft. Jedoch, wegen der starken Erhöhung von Immigration wegen der 2015 Flüchtlingskrise, hat es auch ein Anstieg von Menschen mit keiner Deutschkenntnisse gegeben, einschließlich Schulkinder, deren Ausbildung begrenzt wurde, wegen der Tatsache, dass sie nur ihre Muttersprache sprechen. Zusammen, mit der Belastung von Ressourcen und Unterkunft sowie den neulichen Anschlägen in Berlin und Köln, hat Einwanderung sich unter Deutschen als umstritten erweisen. Manche Leute glauben, dass die deutsche Regierung eine Verantwortung gegenüber die Flüchtlinge habe, da sie die Mittel, sie zu unterstützen. Anderen glauben, dass Immigranten eine Bedrohung zur deutschen Kultur seien. Bewegungen wie Pegida und Parteien wie Alternativ für Deutschland setzen sich für diese Gefühle ein, vor allem in ärmeren und ethnisch homogeneren Osten, die nicht nur zu Angriffen gegen Flüchtlinge in Städten wie Freital, sondern auch zu einem überraschenden Anstieg der Unterstützung für die AfD in der 2017 Bundestagswahl geführt worden sind. Die Partei hat 12% der Stimmen gewonnen und 10 Bundestagsitze von der flüchtlingsfreundlichen CDU genommen. Die Zukunft der Zuwanderung ist unklar, aber es ist deutlich, dass manche Deutsche keinen Vorteil für eine multikulturelle Gesellschaft sehen

Est-ce que c'est correcte? Bonjour, J'ai besoin de faire une video sur Bruxelles pour mes devoirs, et je voudrais dire ma introduction en français, avec des sous-titres en anglais, vu que même si mon français n'est pas bien, je ne pense pas aue ce soit affreux ! Merci ! "Bonjour et bienvenue à Bruxelles! Je ne parlerai pas toujours en français tout simplement car mon français n'est pas bien, néanmoins j'ai pensé que ça serait une bonne introduction. Maintenant on est à la Grand Place, le centre de Bruxelles, et on est prêt d'explorer la cité!"

Do you prefer British or American English? :)

Hi. I am from the UK, and I am curious as to which way of speaking sounds nicer to foreigners. When in America, I was told my accent was "sexy", and that British English is very sophisticated (unless you know lots of Brits, then you will know that this is not the case haha). 

Personally, I do not care for the Americanisms. I will never accept that the loo is called a restroom! :) Although, many Brits are beginning to use them, as we have so much exposure to American culture.

I know most people tend to learn American English as there are so many Americans, and Americans seem like really nice people, as well as practical purposes, over British English as it is only really used by certain people. 

Also, if there is an American who can actually do a decent British accent, I really wanna hear it. I have never met an American who can, but then again it is the same on the other side of the pond.

All opinions are appreciated, but I do mean standard accents by the way, as I know that in Britain and America have SO many different accents and dialects.

Thank you :)

Quick Danish translation :) Hi, I am learning a bit of Danish, and I would like to have this passage translated to help my learning: Hello. My name is James. I am 18 years old and I come from London, in the United Kingdom. I was born in London, in 1997, and I had a very happy childhood. I went to 'Long Ridings School', but now I go to 'St Martin's School'. In my opinion, these are very good schools. I have never been to Denmark, although I am intrigued by the culture and the country. My favourite subjects at school are French, German and History. These subjects are better than others, like English and Maths, as well as being very useful. I am going to Copenhagen next year, and I will see many sights, like the 'Little Mermaid' statue, and I will also cross the bridge into Malmö for a day. Thank you

Hello, is the anyone who speaks English and Norwegian, and wants to learn French, German or Irish Gaelic?

Mam c2 w języku polskim! Jestem bardzo szczęśliwy, ale wiem, że to nie jest prawda. I ciągle popełniają błędy w języku polskim, i uważam to bardzo trudne!

My Results in my Exams! English Language: 99% English Literature: 92% Mathematics (Calculator) 91% Maths (non calculator): 100% Chemistry: 98% Biology: 99% Physics: 83% (Whoops!) History: 100% Geography: 94% Divinity:'100% French: 100% German: 100% Spanish: 96% Mandarin: 90% Japanese: 99% Latin: 87% (double whoops) Ancient Greek: 90% PE: Level 6/7 (if it wasn't for Rugby and tennis I would have a 1/7 Technolegy:92% Computing: 94% I feel I did very well in these tests. Im sorry but please do not correct me on my native language. I speak British English so if you speak American/Australian/other English then please don't change what I have written to include Americanisms/Australianisms/Other-isms. Thank you

Life at Eton school - Just moved to this school and after 3 weeks I am writing what I have seen Eton is a very prestigious school, and it is very well structured. There is a strict uniform rule, and as it is a boarding school this rule applies at all times. I have lessons in English, Maths, Science, French (a lesson I excel at, thanks to you guys), Mandarin, Sports (usually football and cricket), History, Music, Drama, Art, Religious Studies, and others. Everyone I know comes from a very rich family, whereas I entered on scholarship and I am not so rich. I had never stayed away from home, so this is a new experience, I love the city of Windsor, the town in which the school is located. As I am from Essex, I have had to get used to jokes about TOWIE. I Skype my friends from my old school everyday, aswell as my parents. Two days ago, the person I share a room with broke his leg falling down the stairs. That is a shame because he is my only hope for the upcoming maths exam, he has helped me study. My home town is nothing compared to Windsor. I have many exams coming up and I have studied into hours I did not know existed. My new friend, Lee Mong Go, speaks Cantonese natively, and can speak English, Mandarin, Japanese, 2 other chinese dialects and French. He is learning Korean. He is the UK's under 15 maths champion and can write in 3 computer languages. He has the highest IQ in the school. My brother is really jealous of me, he tried to get into Eton but was not accepted, so he went to a school in my hometown and is studying business at Hertfordshire University. I am on the Football, Cricket, Tennis, Rugby and Basketball teams and I astounded my Music teacher when he found out I played the Piano, Guitar, Violin, Flute and the Drums. My Dad is really proud of me and he is taking the week off in two weeks to visit me. There is a two week trip to Italy sometime and to get in we have to speak B2 Italian, I just passed about 3 hours ago by a scrape. I just now have to get good Art grades and I can go. We have 35 lessons a week and thats excluding clubs. At my first lesson, I found I was in the wrong class! Its a shame they do not do orientation classes. I am inventing a new language: Jamish (pronounced Jame-ish) which is influenced from English, French, Spanish, Arabic, Turkish, Russian, Polish and Mandarin, as well as some more words. It uses sounds from German and Spanish but I have new charachters for them. It follows a Verb-Subject-Object word order and has no conjugation or genders! Lets see if Lee mong go can learn this. It is still a working progress!!