TranceAddict Forums Archive > Main Forums > Chill Out Room Pages: 1 2 3 [4] 5  Languages. Wha yu speek nao? (pg. 4) View this Thread in Original format Alex English and French. Intellekshual If dialects count, I also speak about 8 Arabic dialects, and a language called Berber: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berber_languages EddieZilker I speak English and used to be able to speak enough Spanish to find my way around an Italian restaurant's kitchen. Lira I guess we learned an important lesson from Banora: Don't ever take from granted the fact that foreigners can't understand what you're saying :p quote: Originally posted by Intellekshual If dialects count, I also speak about 8 Arabic dialects, and a language called Berber: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berber_languages Dialects should definitely count, as long as they differ substantially from one another. Actually, this is something I'd like to understand: Speaking Moroccan Arabic would I be able to talk to an Egyptian without any knowledge whatsoever of Classical Arabic? How about the other way around? Are the "dialects" just like the different variants of English, or are they more like French, Italian, and Portuguese? Dykes_on_Jay Man, I just had the most ed up experience. I had coffee with someone who didn't understand me and vice versa, yet we understood each other in some caveman sort of way. She's hot too, I must find a way to make it happen. My guess is cue cards or ear piece. Lira quote: Originally posted by Dykes_on_Jay She's hot too, I must find a way to make it happen. You're in. I've seen this happen loads of times :p Dykes_on_Jay *Fist pumps* I certainly hope so. They are so tiny, i really don't know how that is going to work. I'll make it work of course, but still:p Yohan quote: Originally posted by Dykes_on_Jay *Fist pumps* I certainly hope so. They are so tiny, i really don't know how that is going to work. I'll make it work of course, but still:p pulling out your wang is not a linguistic maneuver Yohan I speak English, Engrish, Korean, Konglish, passable French, Franglais, bit of Persian/Dari pointPi Swedish English Currently trying to retrieve my German vocabulary Planning to one day start learning Japanese Moongoose quote: Originally posted by Banora Cheers! I wish I had kept the voice recordings from the 'what is your accent' thread. :/ Haha, cheers! Hah, actually I think most of it sounds incredibly close to English! For example: Vil du komme til klassen i morgen? Online recording software >> Hvor kommer du fra? Record and upload voice >> Kan du hjælpe mig? Audio recording software >> Danmark er et lille land Record audio or upload mp3 >> You can sound that out and figure out what is being said. When you hear it, it sounds very close to English! Well those few examples look quite similar to other languages...to me they actually look like as if a very drunk german tried to write something in english. Something clearly different but similar enough to other stuff you know that you could get the gist of it. quote: Originally posted by Lira The guide will be ready this month, Miha, I promise :D Its OK really, i would rather have something take time and be done well than be done quickly and feel rushed :) Dykes_on_Jay quote: Originally posted by Yohan pulling out your wang is not a linguistic maneuver it is if she licks it. CLICK TO RETURN TO TOP OF PAGE Pages: 1 2 3 [4] 5

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