Where did you learn English?

I was born in Italy.
When I was 8 (1996) the Italian government introduced a law that made English compulsory in every school, so I started then and studied all the way up the end of high school (2007).
I was one of the best learners in my class, especially after my Australian classmate moved back to Australia when we were 11.
My English was good, but still basic: I've definitely improved my skills by moving to the UK in 2013 and being surrounded by non-Italian speakers.

I was born on the European continent and learned English at school, like most people from the continent.

Later in my teenage years, I attended a Summer course of intensive English in Ireland. I loved the people and the country, so I decided to stay for a while. That stay extended beyond just one year and now, I call Ireland my home.

In Russia, using EP.

English is my mother tongue and I have and use a large vocabulary. My mother was born in Wales and my father was born in Canada I kind of straddle the line. My cousin from Wales came to visit his family in Canada. He couldn't stop laughing at a word he saw in Calgary. Shaganappi. It means rawhide that was wrapped around wagon wheels in Canada. It means something very different in England.

Video games and youtube... is not a joke (also school but not good there)

English is my cradle language.

I grew up in France with British parents. I learned English starting when I was 7 from a private English tutor with a posh southern accent. So I don't have the same accent as my parents.

I was born and raised in Ohio, in the US.

Yes, the Brits speak and spell funny. 😁
So do some Americans!

My boss is from China. He keeps missing the "s" to make things plural, and forgets words like "the".

Glamour (UK and Canada, etc.); glamor (US).
I personally, although American, prefer the Brit spelling of this word: seems more glamourous.

Learned it in Belgium from the age of fourteen till about twentyfour in various educational institutions

never did. I was born in the back woods of Tennessee. ever hear a southerner talk. I talk American.

north american but then we moved south so i have a slight yankee southern accent

I learnt English from my Dad and Cantonese from my mum🙂🙂

home. and then scool... and more school

I speak Utahn

Franco-Prussian war.

In England

School

in Canada