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That's almost the same here only our mandatory language is French.

So French is the second language and directly after that it's English. That's because more than half of the inhabitants of Belgium speak French.

But we are only with something like 6 or 7 million Dutch speaking people and therefor we know the English quite good.

It's the same actually, TV,movie's, internet and in opposite to our French speaking compatriots we don't find our own language that important.

The only thing is,I struggle with dyslexia.

I know how to say it in English but don't know how to write it,so I use other words for it,words I know how to write,I try to explain myself in more simple ways than I would like to.

I do that in my own language too.

To hide dyslexia,you become inventive.

It takes me a long time to write something because I'm a bit of a perfectionist and I hate spelling mistakes.

I know that it is a little weird for some one with dyslexia,but I really hate them.

About the Swedish boy,I loved him.

We where both in yugoslavia for more than a month.

I met him there.

Our cultures seems to fit quite good in opposite to the Yugoslavian culture.

We weren't there as tourists but we where living the Yugoslavian life.

We where working there.

It was so nice to be with someone who went trough the same difficulties to adapt to the other country and its habits.

It felt like we where from the same country.

Not that there is something wrong with Yugoslavia or it's people.

I made a lot of friends there and I like the country but he understood me better and he had the same feeling concerning that issue about me.

After being home a while,we lost contact.

It was to difficult.

I have only good memories of him. Oh,... and he looked so cute.