ahh i wasnt talking about the barbarian languages

How do you switch realms?

I thought they activated global play?

Ai ovat vai? Minä kyllä vähän epäilen tuota väitettä.

It's buggy, sometimes it will have a tab in the log in menu that says Region, but it rarely pops up..

were you neutered or something? you seemed to have calmed down in general...

surprising

Germans were the barbarians, just saying : D

thats correct, now they occupy eastern europe

Its probably mostly because of media. In Finland we don't dub any foreign TV-shows which makes hearing English quite common.
I don't know about Korean teachers but in Finland our teachers are paid well and are very respected by the society. Every teacher has an university degree.
Finnish is spoken very little in the world so we pretty much have to learn other languages to fare well with others. Good language proficiency correlates with high quality of education and strength of exports.

Grades 1-9: Finnish (mandatory)
Grades 2-9: English (mandatory)
Grades 3-9: German/French and sometimes Russian (obligatory)
Grades 7-9: Swedish (mandatory)

Those are the languages taught in elementary school. During polytechnic or gymnasium you can choose to learn even more languages.

LOL I remeber my english exam, my teacher actually was dissapointed in me getting second highest possible grade insted of the highest possible.

either way to answer OP's question, Korean's don't practice english. Not at all. They are not exposed to it, they do not wanna talk it. Everything in korean tv/media is korean.. they get their movies with korean voice-overs.
when they use the internet they go on korean sites.

europeans (most of them), does not have their tv shows and movies dont voice-over, I think it's only France, Germany and Italy that gets near 100% of their media content translated or voice-over.
For me, my half sister got a english boyfriend when i was 4 years old so I was forced to learn, but also wanted to learn. I wanted to be able to communicate with him!, also I played diablo 1 from when i was 5 or 6 with my elder brother. Naturally we gathered the new terms to us like a sponge.
I'am very confident in my english skills.

Haha classic bnet.

Ty.