Languages

rosecrow13 · Posted: Tue Feb 28, 2006 2:42 pm Post subject:

My boytoy speaks german, only first year though.....i make him crazy.....especialy with my espanol!..... W00t!

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CheshireGoddess · Forum Stalker Joined: 31 Dec 1969 Posts: 1063

haha you are asking the wrooong girl, I know nothing when it comes to viet. I do wish I would have sat down and learned to at least understand it more before I had to go back to Ohio. I stayed with a friend and her family in chicago for a summer, so it gave me a little chance to be around it I guess.

haha I feel your pain, when my friend tried teaching me words like "tree" or "how are you" her little cousin would laugh at me hahaha. Smile

as for writing it, It looks so funky to me, so much commas,dashes idoghjfghf or however you spell it jdkghjkghf Sad

ah ich spreche deutsch Smile

I stopped talking it after my second year, our teacher was craazzzzzzzzzy.
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theWriter · Posted: Tue Feb 28, 2006 4:14 pm Post subject:

Nein, spreche ich nicht Deutsches. Oder, ich, aber es dauerte nicht lang. :)

Mais, je parle francais bien! Oh la la, j'adore francais!

(Now if only I knew how to get accents into the above.... <_< )
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loveliesbleeding · Posted: Tue Feb 28, 2006 4:17 pm Post subject:

I speak english
and i'm queen of joint jive & singlish

also spanish, patrially latin (mm dead languages), and quebec french

and because of traveling some basics of:
italian
swaheili
dutch
portugus

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atikira · Still very bored Joined: 26 Jan 2006 Posts: 273

I can really only speak American English fluently. O.o; Fluent American English is practically an oxymoron.

I'm so-so with Espanolish. << Spanglish for Spanish.

I have a limited vocabulary and little knowledge of grammar in Japanese and Old Norse. ^___^

Fayore · Moderator Joined: 12 Mar 2004 Posts: 6195

[quote="grimfairy (Grimmy)"]わたしのにほんご[s] わ [/s] [b]は[/b]よくないです。[/quote]
Fixed. :B

I speak English fluently, that much is obvious. :B I also speak Hainan fluently (a dialect of China; another example of such would be Cantonese). I have limited understanding in French, Mandarin and Cantonese - that is, I can't speak it, but I will understand a bit when spoken to. :B I have relatively decent understanding of Japanese (I just need to expand my vocabulary/kanji knowledge a bit), and anyone who's been on the forums for a decent amount of time know that I've been studying that language for quite some time now.

I want to learn German. I really like the way that language sounds, although a lot of people complain it's too gutteral. :lol:

[quote](Now if only I knew how to get accents into the above.... <_< )[/quote]

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grimfairy · Still very bored Joined: 17 Jan 2006 Posts: 300

Ah, well that proves my statement then, Fay. XD You're quite the Linguist. Do you take up these languages for recreation or do you have some sort of career goal in mind?

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Not really; the only one I'm actively studying (sort of; I've been slacking as of late Razz

) is Japanese. The other asian languages are household, so I hear them all the time (hence why I can understand Mandarin and Cantonese a bit but not speak them). French, well... it's staple in Canada (like how Spanish is the basic second language in the US) and I've been forced to study it for about seven years (but since I stopped studying it for Japanese, I can't really output French anymore D: ). :lol:

I don't have a career goal in mind. If it were up to me, I'd be a child forever but, alas, things just don't work that way in the real world. D:

I'ma be a full time drug dealer. Cool

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Brianhjh · Posted: Tue Feb 28, 2006 6:10 pm Post subject:

Veuillez-vous du crack ma cherie? :0
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CheshireGoddess · Forum Stalker Joined: 31 Dec 1969 Posts: 1063

[quote="Fayore (高位召"] [quote="grimfairy (Grimmy)"]わたしのにほんご[s] わ [/s] [b]は[/b]よくないです。[/quote]
Fixed. :B

I speak English fluently, that much is obvious. :B I also speak Hainan fluently (a dialect of China; another example of such would be Cantonese). I have limited understanding in French, Mandarin and Cantonese - that is, I can't speak it, but I will understand a bit when spoken to. :B I have relatively decent understanding of Japanese (I just need to expand my vocabulary/kanji knowledge a bit), and anyone who's been on the forums for a decent amount of time know that I've been studying that language for quite some time now.

I want to learn German. I really like the way that language sounds, although a lot of people complain it's too gutteral. :lol:

[quote](Now if only I knew how to get accents into the above.... <_< )[/quote]

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Brianhjh · Posted: Tue Feb 28, 2006 7:16 pm Post subject:

-ha being pronounced as -wa when used with a noun was the second lesson in my Japanese lesson. Cool

Memorizing the entire Hiragana was the first. : /
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firewingneko · Posted: Wed Mar 01, 2006 12:43 am Post subject:

[quote="Brianhjh (Moon Ki)"]Veuillez-vous du crack ma cherie? :0[/quote]That sounds pretty weird...

It would be 'Voulez-vous du crack me chrie' and don't forget the freaking boring accent OWNED.

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Pabbit_da_Rabbit · Posted: Wed Mar 01, 2006 5:31 pm Post subject:

[quote="CheshireGoddess ()"] haha you are asking the wrooong girl, I know nothing when it comes to viet. I do wish I would have sat down and learned to at least understand it more before I had to go back to Ohio. I stayed with a friend and her family in chicago for a summer, so it gave me a little chance to be around it I guess.

haha I feel your pain, when my friend tried teaching me words like "tree" or "how are you" her little cousin would laugh at me hahaha. Smile

as for writing it, It looks so funky to me, so much commas,dashes idoghjfghf or however you spell it jdkghjkghf Sad

ah ich spreche deutsch Smile

I stopped talking it after my second year, our teacher was craazzzzzzzzzy. [/quote]
Heheh. I wish I had went to Viet school. THen I could talk with my vietnamese friends and family without other peeps knowing what we're saying. Those accents...are waaayyy too much for my little brain. X_X

Ahh, so, Sie sprechen deutsch auch! Nett!
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Brianhjh · Posted: Wed Mar 01, 2006 5:55 pm Post subject:

where the f**k did veuillez come from? :mellow:

is it one of the subjoncfifs? O God I hate Subjectives
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Rindi_chan · Posted: Wed Mar 01, 2006 7:08 pm Post subject:

Wow, looks like lots of people know German. I can't help but be surprised. I took a year of German back in high school, but I've forgotten most of it now. Also studied Spanish for all of middle and high school, but can't really speak it anymore. I do all right with reading though.

Erm, yeah, English is my first and best language, and I'm finishing up my third year of Japanese study. Still not very good at it, especially when it comes to reading/writing kanji. But learning languages is fuuuuuuun... I love it. ^^

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Fluent English. A fair amount of Spanish.
A phrase in Serbo-Croatian from a song I heard.
Dali cuje te sve djecje molitve?
(Daa-lee chu-hyet-ay svey jay-che mole-eat-vey)

How many different languages do people fluently speak here?
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JINTEIthe76thKAISER · Posted: Mon Mar 06, 2006 1:16 am Post subject:

[i]Ayoko sana magyabang...pero...[/i]

English-fluently, Spanish-a bit(apparently some words in my native tongue are Spanish), Tagalog(my native tongue)-[i]ito ang ginagamit ko madalas sa mga usapan.[/i], Bisaya or Cebuano(another native tongue in my country, only in another province)-[i]mao ni ang ikaduhang gamiton nako sa pag-istorya.[/i]

Here are some languages I don't speak, though tere are some phrases, sentences or words I understand in them: Japanese, French, Chinese, Latin(actually, we practice Latin prayers in our school and parish)...I forgot the others. Sorry.
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firewingneko · Posted: Mon Mar 06, 2006 11:21 am Post subject:

I mostly speak french and english (English for on the internet and with my sis because we switch from one language to the other alot just for the heck of it and french in my daily life with my family, friends and school )
I can speak a few words in spanish, italian and japanese.
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KeheiZero · Posted: Mon Mar 06, 2006 3:10 pm Post subject:

[quote="firewingneko (Karine(Neko))"] because we switch from one language to the other alot just for the heck of it [/quote]
Wouldn't that wind up a [i]lot[/i] of people? :huh:
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theWriter · Posted: Mon Mar 06, 2006 4:40 pm Post subject:

[quote]I speak English fluently, that much is obvious. :B I also speak Hainan fluently (a dialect of China; another example of such would be Cantonese). I have limited understanding in French, Mandarin and Cantonese - that is, I can't speak it, but I will understand a bit when spoken to. :B I have relatively decent understanding of Japanese (I just need to expand my vocabulary/kanji knowledge a bit), and anyone who's been on the forums for a decent amount of time know that I've been studying that language for quite some time now.

I want to learn German. I really like the way that language sounds, although a lot of people complain it's too gutteral. [/quote]

:mellow: You so deserve kudos. That's amazing...
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