> It's likely you'll start stuttering once you get acquainted and familiar with the new language. Maybe. But there was a poster on here recently, a guy who stutters in Russian, his first language, but not in English. I figured he learned English later and it was kind of like the effect of doing a different accent, you know? But actually his father is American; he's spoken English since he was little and I think maybe even lived in the US for a while when he was little too. He is going to move here (I live in the US) mainly to escape stuttering. He can't wait, he says....So, yeah, what you say is true: >We simply don't know enough about stutter yet to say anything definite