Afinal era um mito.
Pois é pessoal, parece que os Portugueses continuam a ser daqueles que falam menos línguas estrangeiras na Europa.
"As a recent Eurobarometer survey shows 8 half of the citizens of the European Union state that they can hold a conversation in at least one language other than their mother tongue. The percentages vary between countries and social groups: 99% of Luxemburgers, 93% of Latvians and Maltese, and 90% of Lithuanians know at least one language other than their mother tongue, whereas a considerable majority in Hungary (71%), the UK (70%), Spain, Italy and Portugal (64% each) master only their mother tongue. Men, young people and city dwellers are more likely to speak a foreign language than women, old people and rural inhabitants, respectively."
Felizmente, os Húngaros são piores que nós, como se pode constatar pelo exemplo que todos conhecemos...
"As a recent Eurobarometer survey shows 8 half of the citizens of the European Union state that they can hold a conversation in at least one language other than their mother tongue. The percentages vary between countries and social groups: 99% of Luxemburgers, 93% of Latvians and Maltese, and 90% of Lithuanians know at least one language other than their mother tongue, whereas a considerable majority in Hungary (71%), the UK (70%), Spain, Italy and Portugal (64% each) master only their mother tongue. Men, young people and city dwellers are more likely to speak a foreign language than women, old people and rural inhabitants, respectively."
Felizmente, os Húngaros são piores que nós, como se pode constatar pelo exemplo que todos conhecemos...
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