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

Finnish parents, living in Sweden.

English, Bad english, a bit of japanese, a wee bit of german, arabic, and a wee wee bit of spanish.

geek english few german and Body Language

I speak Portuguese fluently and some decent Italian.
I want to learn Spanish, Japanese, a possibly German and French...

I speak Croatian and English and I'd like to know German... Pretty basic. Oh, and Latin.

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Originally posted by Cloudburst Finnish parents, living in Sweden.

E de huisi kiva?

Gotta love "Finlands-Svenska"

German, but I've lost so much of it. I am studying Spanish at the moment.

I talk Finnish, English and a little bit Japanese and maybe a word or two Swedish too, although I never learnt that language well at all..
I'd love to learn more Japanese.

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Originally posted by Ghost Raver I talk Finnish, English and a little bit Japanese and maybe a word or two Swedish too, although I never learnt that language well at all.. I'd love to learn more Japanese.

There's a few good books and dictionaries about Japanese at Stockmann.. I've been studying it on/off for maybe three years or so.. Learning the basic expressions (how are you welcome and all that) is.. well not easy, but doable! The really hard to learn stuff is the hiragana and katakana kanji things

Oh, and the pronouncing is hard as hell.

portuguese, first language

english, readen and written for a long long time thanks to the internet, i'm a bit worse on speaking it though, specially due to the accent

spanish, can read it fairly well and speak it barely, because it's similar to portuguese

french, i had 3 years of it in school with good grades, but honestly haven't learn jack shit of it, i basically know things like "je t'aime" , "merci beaucoup", "merde" and that's it.

then i know about 1 or 2 words of german because i once had a video game that was stuck in german language for some reason.

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Originally posted by noikeee then i know about 1 or 2 words of german because i once had a video game that was stuck in german language for some reason.

I remember playing Silent Hill 1 back in the day, and the text was set to German, damn i lol'd when i looked at "something" on the ground and the the text said "Das ist ein Hundkopf"

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Originally posted by DuBam There's a few good books and dictionaries about Japanese at Stockmann.. I've been studying it on/off for maybe three years or so.. Learning the basic expressions (how are you welcome and all that) is.. well not easy, but doable! The really hard to learn stuff is the hiragana and katakana kanji things Oh, and the pronouncing is hard as hell.

Thanks, gotta go take a look someday. It's so true that it's hard but it's so interesting and fun

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Originally posted by Ghost Raver Thanks, gotta go take a look someday. It's so true that it's hard but it's so interesting and fun

The saddest part is that it's not exactly something you can learn from TV for example.

The pronounciation is totally different from the actual words

But praktise make prefekt!

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Originally posted by noikeee portuguese, first language english, readen and written for a long long time thanks to the internet, i'm a bit worse on speaking it though, specially due to the accent spanish, can read it fairly well and speak it barely, because it's similar to portuguese french, i had 3 years of it in school with good grades, but honestly haven't learn jack shit of it, i basically know things like "je t'aime" , "merci beaucoup", "merde" and that's it. then i know about 1 or 2 words of german because i once had a video game that was stuck in german language for some reason.

Oi! , como vai?

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Originally posted by djmaxima Oi! , como vai?

�Todo bien, co�o!

�Mira estos gringos no intendiendo nuestra conversac�on!

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Originally posted by noikeee �Todo bien, co�o! �Mira estos gringos no intendiendo nuestra conversac�on!

o-o algunos de ellos entienden la conversacion

I only speak english but i want to learn mexican, african & irish.

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Originally posted by jonSun I only speak english but i want to learn mexican, african & irish.

o-o u mean african african? like african?

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Originally posted by jonSun I only speak english but i want to learn mexican, african & irish.

And australian.

To be fair, I made a mistake, it's castellano not spanish I guess.

French (mother tongue)
German (fluent)
English (not bad yet not fluent)
Italian (not bad yet not fluent, I suck at writing it)

And I can discuss without being lost in spanish.

Norwegian, English, some German.
I wanna learn Russian and Spanish

• Portuguese (native language)
  
• English (getting rusty)
  
• Spanish (even rustier)
  
• Russian (it's so rusty I can give Russians tetanus )
  
• Japanese (intermediate level)
  
• German (basic)
  
• Italian (rustiest of all... I used to speak it when I was a child but eventually ditched it in favour of Portuguese - I can understand and read, but that's all)
  

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Originally posted by Lira Portuguese (native language) English (getting rusty) Spanish (even rustier) Russian (it's so rusty I can give Russians tetanus ) Japanese (intermediate level) German (basic) Italian (rustiest of all... I used to speak it when I was a child but eventually ditched it in favour of Portuguese - I can understand and read, but that's all) It's hard to practise when you're not among natives

even tho the rustynessteress, i still hate you


-throws rocks-

Fluent in both proper English and ebonics, I'm also fluent in what's officially referred to as the "Serbian-Croation" language yet it's also spoken by Bosnians and a slightly varied version by Macedonians. My spanish is above average when it comes to conversations, still working on mastering it.

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Originally posted by djmaxima even tho the rustynessteress, i still hate you -throws rocks-

But, but, but... that's part of my job

Don't programmers "speak" PHP, Perl, C++ and all that stuff? So, there

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