i speak korean and english.

if i had a chance to learn a new language then i would have to say.... japanese

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English, Tagalog (Filipino) and Spanish

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Originally posted by TranceOwnsLol and Spanish

Where did you learn and how? Did you take lessons? How was it?

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Originally posted by DuBam Where did you learn and how? Did you take lessons? How was it?

I study it in my school as a subject for IB. I've been studying it for 4 years but it comes pretty natural for me as there are a lot of Spanish words which are also in Filipino as the Spanish invaded us for 300 years.

Haha, ok. Learning English was pretty easy for me since it has very much in common with Swedish.

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Originally posted by DuBam Haha, ok. Learning English was pretty easy for me since it has very much in common with Swedish.

Really? Grammar or vocabulary?



I speak English and German, and I understand a little bit of Danish (though can't produce it). I need to start learning French.

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German, English and French.
But I'm not sure how much of my French is left, because I haven't used it since school. Bad thing is that I'm strongly considering a career where I'll need it...
Unfortunately, I don't enjoy learning languages that much.

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Originally posted by Lebezniatnikov Really? Grammar or vocabulary?

Both, actually. But grammar in particular. You should hear a joe-sixpack Finn try to pronounce something, anything in English, it's horrible!

It's hard for a Finn simply because there is no relation between the two.

You don't believe me? Check out some random interview with WRC champ Tommi Makinen

I speak Finnish and English. I probably "should" speak some Swedish as well, but.. my Swedish sucks. I'm currently studying Japanese, but I'm at the very very beginning so don't know shit yet.

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Originally posted by Meat187 I'm not sure how much of my French is left, because I haven't used it since school. Bad thing is that I'm strongly considering a career where I'll need it...

This reminded me of the fact that I forgot German for a couple of years, now I have a job where I use it regularly.
Thank God for that, since otherwise I would probably have forgotten it completely.

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Dutch, a bit of English, a bit of German and a wee bit of French. I'd like to learn Italian.

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