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Posted by stren on Nov-16-2004 07:59:

not me:
Fluent english and polish
crappy german jawohl


Posted by itsTrueSonic on Nov-16-2004 08:02:

know : english, urban english (ghetto)
studied, but barely know it now to an extent : spanish, french
somewhat but not very good : mandarin, vietnamese


do computer operational coding (PSH, LDA, ACC, .... ), binary coding, visual basic, c/c++, java, html, and web scripting considered languages also? .. i do have knowledge of those computer languages ...


Posted by XeQtOr on Nov-16-2004 08:27:

Finnish, Swedish and English fluent
German not so fluent
Spanish basics


Posted by Spacey Orange on Nov-16-2004 08:29:

quote:
Originally posted by TweeK
i can also communicate with the ghetto folks that live around here,does that count


Its called ebonics.....and yes it counts, fo sho shorty.


Posted by La5eR on Nov-16-2004 08:40:

English, German, PhP, Java, IRC Script, HTML, Action Script for Flash, and a bit of C++


Posted by Lira on Nov-16-2004 11:44:

Eu falo portugu�s. (�bvio, n�? )
Yo hablo espa�ol. (pero tengo que estudiar un poquito m�s )
Io parlo Italiano (ma gia ho dimenticato tante cose )
I speak English. (I speak Estuary English but I teach General American)
Ya nemnogo govoryu po-ruski. (xot' mne ne s kem pogovorit' )
Nihogo ga hanasemasu. (shoukyuu)
Basic German. (Feel and dunk!)
Basic French (Wee!)
Really basic Mandarin (knee how!)

Other than that, I can just write/read in Korean and Greek, and I study the phonology/phonetics of these languages I mentioned.

I'm a languages/linguistics addict


Posted by bass drive on Nov-16-2004 12:23:

quote:
Originally posted by Lira
Eu falo portugu�s. (�bvio, n�? )
Yo hablo espa�ol. (pero tengo que estudiar un poquito m�s )
Io parlo Italiano (ma gia ho dimenticato tante cose )
I speak English. (I speak Estuary English but I teach General American)
Ya nemnogo govoryu po-ruski. (xot' mne ne s kem pogovorit' )
Nihogo ga hanasemasu. (shoukyuu)
Basic German. (Feel and dunk!)
Basic French (Wee!)
Really basic Mandarin (knee how!)

Other than that, I can just write/read in Korean and Greek, and I study the phonology/phonetics of these languages I mentioned.

I'm a languages/linguistics addict




I can cuss in like 10 languages, does that count?

ok I speak Romanian and English, some French and Italian and I can understand Aromanian (Southern Vlach), some Polish and Serbo-Croatian


Posted by NoisyNeil on Nov-16-2004 12:41:

Dutch, Enligsh, a little French and Spanish, ... and the most important words (fuck, suck, eat and sleep) in some other languages, just in case


Posted by NoisyNeil on Nov-16-2004 12:42:

quote:
Originally posted by Lira
Ya nemnogo govoryu po-ruski. (xot' mne ne s kem pogovorit' )


I was just thinking the same thing...


Posted by keddo on Nov-16-2004 12:50:

quote:
Originally posted by TweeK
i can also communicate with the ghetto folks that live around here,does that count

is that smiley in your sig beating the meat?

oh and i can speak: English, swedish.

Then alittle spanish, norwegian, german, italian, danish.


Posted by CATHAIN on Nov-16-2004 13:07:

quote:
Originally posted by enferno
Irish? Since when is irish a language?

do you mean gaelic??


What! are you serious? The Irish language is our second language, its formally called Gaeilge Gg to www.google.ie and you can even get an irish version of it


Posted by astroboy on Nov-16-2004 13:21:

quote:
Originally posted by Lira

Ya nemnogo govoryu po-ruski. (xot' mne ne s kem pogovorit' )


Ty ochen' xarosho govorish po ruski! I zdes' polno ludey s kem ty mozhesh pogovorit'.

By the way I'd love to take up some languages. I've considered Spanish, Italian and Japanese. I studied Latin till year 12 at school, so the Italian and Spanish are pretty intuitive for me, and I did Japanese till year 10. Have you got any good language self-study tips to impart?


Posted by dchaves on Nov-16-2004 13:48:

quote:
Originally posted by astroboy
Ty ochen' xarosho govorish po ruski! I zdes' polno ludey s kem ty mozhesh pogovorit'.

By the way I'd love to take up some languages. I've considered Spanish, Italian and Japanese. I studied Latin till year 12 at school, so the Italian and Spanish are pretty intuitive for me, and I did Japanese till year 10. Have you got any good language self-study tips to impart?


Here's my tip: don't try learning English from an internet forum, all you get are things like kthnxbye, omgidie, omghi2u and that sort of things.

And I can only speak Spanish properly. Maybe I could try speaking in english, but I put my money on nobody will understand me


Posted by malek on Nov-16-2004 13:55:

French and English and some broken Arabic.

AIRY FEEKON!!!


Posted by Massive84 on Nov-16-2004 14:44:

Arabic, Dutch and english

all good.

can't write or read Arabic though.


Posted by kokanee on Nov-16-2004 15:09:

English - should know gujrati, and kswahili - but forgotten the bulk of it. Should know french too, considering I took it till grade 10 - but can't remember merde all
Trying to pick up farsi as well - but can't seem to get past learning the cuss words first

Lira - are you learning these languages just on sheer interest, or actually studying languages in school?? Man, that's quite the list!

kokanee


Posted by whiskers on Nov-16-2004 15:15:

Echo of Silence speaks like 10 languages


Posted by Jakhira on Nov-16-2004 15:27:

quote:
Originally posted by CATHAIN
What! are you serious? The Irish language is our second language, its formally called Gaeilge Gg to www.google.ie and you can even get an irish version of it

I've never understood why English people call it Gaelic. Why can't they call it Irish like us Irish people? (even though I live in Belgium)

I speak: English, Dutch, French and some Irish.


Posted by Ian on Nov-16-2004 15:30:

English, about 3 local variations of

Intermediate in German, French

Basic in Spanish

Scottish - awful language but had to learn to understand it due to my ex being from there

codshit, what i speak here usually


Posted by neoraver on Nov-16-2004 15:32:

English, French, Romanian and of course German


Posted by NiteMer on Nov-16-2004 16:44:

Fluent in English
Fluent in Norwegian which basically means you can speak Swedish and Danish too.
Conversational in French, because I haven't spoken it in a long time, but I took 4 and a half years of it into College.
And can speak very basically in Spanish.


Posted by Lira on Nov-16-2004 17:18:

quote:
Originally posted by kokanee
Lira - are you learning these languages just on sheer interest, or actually studying languages in school?? Man, that's quite the list!

Thanks Portuguese is my native language, I lived 2 years in Italy, I learned English and Spanish at school and I'm taking Japanese in university (I'll graduate in Japanese Language and Literature). As for the rest, well, I like to study languages.
quote:
Originally posted by astroboy
Ty ochen' xarosho govorish po ruski! I zdes' polno ludey s kem ty mozhesh pogovorit'.

By the way I'd love to take up some languages. I've considered Spanish, Italian and Japanese. I studied Latin till year 12 at school, so the Italian and Spanish are pretty intuitive for me, and I did Japanese till year 10. Have you got any good language self-study tips to impart?

Spasibo Here are some tips that have always helped me:


Personally, I can learn better if I read the grammar and understand how the language works, otherwise I'd forget it in a couple of days. If I were to give a list:

  1. Learn the sounds so you can learn the words.
  2. Learn the grammar so you know what to do with the words.
  3. Learn the words.
  4. Away you go


Posted by Kaz on Nov-16-2004 17:21:

I speak 5

-English
-Arabic
-Bengali
-Hindi (can't read it though)
-Urdu (can't read it though)


Posted by Nabistai on Nov-16-2004 20:28:

quote:
Originally posted by pooley
Motherlanguage: Dutch and German, very fluent English and French.
Spanish some words, getting better at it...


+1


Posted by DarkFall01 on Nov-16-2004 21:33:

Fluent: Spanish (I'm Spanish/Venezuelan)
English (been living here for 10years)
German(grew up in Switzerland and always went to a german speaking school)

Conversant:
French (I can understand 90% of it, took 7 years of it in school, can speak it ok/well)

I want to become fluent in French and Italian


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