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Posted by bamski on Nov-14-2007 06:29:

quote:
Originally posted by tubularbills


Babel dis

Es wird regnen!!!!


Posted by tubularbills on Nov-14-2007 06:34:

quote:
Originally posted by DuBam
Babel dis

Es wird regnen!!!!


Nein. Die Sonne Scheint.


Posted by bamski on Nov-14-2007 06:37:

quote:
Originally posted by tubularbills
Nein. Die Sonne Scheint.


M�glicherweise im schmutzigen S�den, aber nicht hier


Posted by tubularbills on Nov-14-2007 06:40:

quote:
Originally posted by DuBam
M�glicherweise im schmutzigen S�den, aber nicht hier


Es tud mir leid


Posted by Lebezniatnikov on Nov-14-2007 06:41:

I speak German pretty proficiently, but I really want to speak French. I don't know that I will try and pick it up until after I reach fluency with German though - it's supposed to get very jumbled otherwise.


Posted by bamski on Nov-14-2007 06:41:

quote:
Originally posted by tubularbills
Es tud mir leid


Kein Problem, ich bin immer na�


Posted by tubularbills on Nov-14-2007 06:46:

quote:
Originally posted by DuBam
Kein Problem, ich bin immer na�


gg, prost


Posted by Fledz on Nov-14-2007 06:48:

Croatian (which encompasses Serbian, Bosnian, Slovenian etc), English, and a little bit of Italian.

I would like to learn Italian completely.

It also wouldn't be too hard for me to learn other Slavic languages like Czech, Slovakian and Russian.


Posted by bamski on Nov-14-2007 06:54:

But when it comes to languages, i don't know anything as 'convincing' as cursing in Spanish, not just saying a few dirty words, but an all out verbal slaughter, i just love that with the hands waiving and the screaming and the kick in the "gloooivin"!!

Know what i mean?


Posted by tubularbills on Nov-14-2007 07:07:

quote:
Originally posted by DuBam
But when it comes to languages, i don't know anything as 'convincing' as cursing in Spanish, not just saying a few dirty words, but an all out verbal slaughter, i just love that with the hands waiving and the screaming and the kick in the "gloooivin"!!

Know what i mean?


i'm much better at speaking than writing. (its more fun too). lol.


Posted by Sushipunk on Nov-14-2007 07:51:

Kepala zakar.


Posted by Halcyon+On+On on Nov-14-2007 08:24:

I barely speak English.

That's about it.


Posted by bamski on Nov-14-2007 08:26:

quote:
Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On
I barely speak English.

That's about it.


I also do Puff The Magic Dragon, but only in the nude.


Posted by OurManFlint on Nov-14-2007 09:01:

Know english and spanish.

Learning Portuguese right know on my own, mas n�o tenho muita oportunidade de praticar. Eventually, i really want to learn Italian.


Posted by Ian on Nov-14-2007 09:04:

I speak english, about 3 dialects of.
German & French to a good level
Spanish, although im basic on speaking I can read it to a good level.
speak the odd word of danish, would love to know more, and would love to learn portugese and some of the regional forms of spanish, eg catalan, menorquin, basque.


Posted by OurManFlint on Nov-14-2007 09:11:

quote:
Originally posted by Ian
and some of the regional forms of spanish, eg catalan, menorquin, basque.
Those are actually languages all on their own. Basque isn't even related to Latin. Although if you know Spanish, Catalan and the other Iberian languages shouldn't be that difficult.


Posted by Ian on Nov-14-2007 09:14:

quote:
Originally posted by OurManFlint
Those are actually languages all on their own. Basque isn't even related to Latin. Although if you know Spanish, Catalan and the other Iberian languages shouldn't be that difficult.


aye. I feel ignorant cos the balearics use catalan variations, the canaries use plain spanish, but I wanna see more of the mainland without using just normal spanish if they don't, or english. I've found the people to be very friendly if you use just one or two basic words of whatever greeting, a woman in duty free nearly cuddled me when I spoke in Menorquin a few weeks ago, she was so pleased someone had made some effort & since I spend upto a month a year in spanish territories, it just seems right.


Posted by evil_cookie on Nov-14-2007 09:30:

english,swedish,farsi,and some norwegian. use to be fluent in turkish when i was younger. atm i'm learning korean...slow work in progress what with school and work, but it's wicked fun and i'll eventually get there


Posted by Sushipunk on Nov-14-2007 09:33:

quote:
Originally posted by Ian
I speak english, about 3 dialects of.


Hahaha nice.

Hey, I can speak semi-fluent "Northern"


Posted by Ian on Nov-14-2007 09:50:

quote:
Originally posted by Sushipunk
Hahaha nice.

Hey, I can speak semi-fluent "Northern"


haha. I understand well spoken midlands (me) yorkshire/lancashire types and more posh warwickshire as i lived there a bit growing up. I don't understand the devon accent that lilith obviously retains


Posted by stren on Nov-14-2007 10:27:

I dont speak english


Posted by basd on Nov-14-2007 10:43:

Dutch (mother tongue), English (half decent), German (average), French (a bit) and some Java.

I'd like to learn Italian, I can read a bit as many things are deductable using knowledge of English and French, but I'd like to be able to get better.


Posted by Cloudburst on Nov-14-2007 11:15:

Swedish, Finnish, English, German


Posted by bamski on Nov-14-2007 11:20:

quote:
Originally posted by Cloudburst
Swedish, Finnish, English, German


So what's your story?
Just curious, cuz you represent J�teb�rj and Finland.
'Sup wit dat?


Posted by leph555 on Nov-14-2007 11:28:

English, Russian, refuse to learn Spanish


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