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Do you ever use words from different countries?
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I spend more time speaking English than my native language.
More people speak English as a second language than people speak English as a first/native language, so you’re in the majority!
Do you still use words from your native language?
Of course. My work and my friends are quite international is all. With my family I speak my native tongue.