Gabe: Where are you from, Amir?
Amir: I’m from the United Kingdom myself. I was born here, but my parents are Iranian, from Tehran.
Gabe: So what language do you speak?
Amir: I’ve (1)
always spoken English at home
with my parents. It’s my first language. But my parents (2)
sometimes used to speak Farsi
to each other—that’s what they spoke in Iran. But now they almost always speak English.
Gabe: And do you speak Farsi?
Amir: When I was young, I only (3)
.
But then I went to college, and I had to pick a second language to study. And I thought to
myself “I (4)
would consider myself proficient
”, and so I decided to learn that.
Gabe: And how is your Farsi now?
Amir: I (5)
, but I’ve still got a lot to learn. Actually, I (6)
learning a language; even your own.
Gabe: Where are you from, Amir?Amir: I’m from the United Kingdom myself. I was born here, but my parents are Iranian, from Tehran. Gabe: So what language do you speak?Amir: I’ve (1) always spoken English at home with my parents. It’s my first language. But my parents (2) sometimes used to speak Farsi to each other—that’s what they spoke in Iran. But now they almost always speak English.Gabe: And do you speak Farsi?Amir: When I was young, I only (3) .But then I went to college, and I had to pick a second language to study. And I thought tomyself “I (4) would consider myself proficient”, and so I decided to learn that.Gabe: And how is your Farsi now?Amir: I (5) , but I’ve still got a lot to learn. Actually, I (6) learning a language; even your own.
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