Guess where corporate HQ is.

Not in the backyard.

I just got to ask, what's his first three? Most swedes learn it as a second language in third/fourth grade.

I'd say German and Russian.

And "too"

I think that was a pun.

Not where I live, they don't.

No they're better at speaking English because they learn it in an academic environment where they're taught all the grammar rules and are forced to speak it correctly if they hope to pass. Native speakers butcher it because they learn it in an informal setting (i.e their homes, their friends from school, from TV, etc) where they also pick up rubbish and therefore grow up speaking rubbish. Secondly, not all second or third language speakers learn because they WANT to learn. Most of them (particularly with English) are forced to learn it. I know that here in South Africa the majority of kids don't speak English as a first language yet they have to learn it because that's the language they're taught in at schools and universities and it's the main language of communication in the country.

Forced to learn? Funny, I don't remember forcing either of my children to learn the language. They seem to be picking it up perfectly well on their own, even my 2-year old. No, what you mean to say is that people generally don't give a ****. If people actually cared more about proper grammar, this would never be an issue.

Some ppl are forced to learn it's great that your kids want to learn and are doing well but it's not like that for everyone

you should have used "their" to add another one.

French, you're stupid.

Iceman got defeated again by the voxpopuli ! Hurray hurray !

It's not that hard to proofread two sentences for grammar mistakes before posting a comment on grammar either.