English, Spanish, Portugese, Italian, and very baisic Swahili.
Im studying Hebrew right now, & I eventually wanna learn Farsi & Mandaran Chinese.
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[QUOTE="Agent-Zero"]I used to speak spanish y english. but ive forgotten most of my spanishPariahdox
I can only speak Spanish and English, but they are both on par with each other, I pretty much have two native languages. :P
I'm currently learning german.
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[QUOTE="Agent-Zero"]I used to speak spanish y english. but ive forgotten most of my spanishAgent-Zero
Sadly:No not yet
I've been learning Japanese recently.I've gotten some books and learned quite a few words and phrases. I want to learn Russian,Italian,Spanish, and Thai after that.
How did you learn and did it take a long time to learn all of those languages? Because I feel like Japanese is taking forever to learn. XD
I speak four. Two fluently, the other two need a whole lot more work. But I can read and write them perfectly.
Sadly:No not yet
I've been learning Japanese recently.I've gotten some books and learned quite a few words and phrases. I want to learn Russian,Italian,Spanish, and Thai after that.
How did you learn and did it take a long time to learn all of those languages? Because I feel like Japanese is taking forever to learn. XD
Rckstrchik
English, Spanish, Shona - Fluently
French - Conversationally
Russian, Latin - Basic
Fluently means I can write essays in the language and speak about higher level topics. Conversationally means that if I've heard you talk about it, I can talk about it. I can't talk about particle physics in the language, but general conversation topics are no problem. Basic means that I know enough to get around, and start basic (butchered) conversations.
I know a few Russian words, a few Spanish, a few French and few German phrases. No comprendo senor (I don't comprehend)
Calvin079
lol
I just want to point out that adding "señor" at the end of that phrase is completely unnecessary. :P
English, Spanish, Shona - Fluently
French - Conversationally
Russian, Latin - Basic
Fluently means I can write essays in the language and speak about higher level topics. Conversationally means that if I've heard you talk about it, I can talk about it. I can't talk about particle physics in the language, but general conversation topics are no problem. Basic means that I know enough to get around, and start basic (butchered) conversations.
II_Seraphim_II
I'm very impressed if this is true :D Do you do this just for fun or are you going into a career that involves language? I'm currently studying German and it's ok... not so much verbally but I can read children's chaperbooks and I've written some funny German stories. :PMeinhard1I'm studying to be a language teacher so yeah :P
[QUOTE="Rckstrchik"]
Sadly:No not yet
I've been learning Japanese recently.I've gotten some books and learned quite a few words and phrases. I want to learn Russian,Italian,Spanish, and Thai after that.
How did you learn and did it take a long time to learn all of those languages? Because I feel like Japanese is taking forever to learn. XD
Pariahdox
[QUOTE="II_Seraphim_II"]
English, Spanish, Shona - Fluently
French - Conversationally
Russian, Latin - Basic
Fluently means I can write essays in the language and speak about higher level topics. Conversationally means that if I've heard you talk about it, I can talk about it. I can't talk about particle physics in the language, but general conversation topics are no problem. Basic means that I know enough to get around, and start basic (butchered) conversations.
Pariahdox
[QUOTE="Calvin079"]
I know a few Russian words, a few Spanish, a few French and few German phrases. No comprendo senor (I don't comprehend sir)
black_cat19
lol
I just want to point out that adding "señor" at the end of that phrase is completely unnecessary. :P
Fine. Be that way. :P BTW, I added a bit does that make you happy? :P (I got it from a Garfield strip. Garfield says it to Jon once)
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[QUOTE="Rckstrchik"]
Sadly:No not yet
I've been learning Japanese recently.I've gotten some books and learned quite a few words and phrases. I want to learn Russian,Italian,Spanish, and Thai after that.
How did you learn and did it take a long time to learn all of those languages? Because I feel like Japanese is taking forever to learn. XD
Rckstrchik
I'm very impressed if this is true :D Do you do this just for fun or are you going into a career that involves language? I'm currently studying German and it's ok... not so much verbally but I can read children's chaperbooks and I've written some funny German stories. :PMeinhard1
I do it for the fun (Vagina). :D
[QUOTE="Meinhard1"]I'm very impressed if this is true :D Do you do this just for fun or are you going into a career that involves language? I'm currently studying German and it's ok... not so much verbally but I can read children's chaperbooks and I've written some funny German stories. :PPariahdox
I do it for the fun (Vagina). :D
Very Nice! :D[QUOTE="Meinhard1"]How do you people pick up these languages :? I've been studying German for almost 4 years and I've still got a long ways to go :(Pariahdox
Get Pimsluer, you'll learn more in a month than you would in a classroom or book in a year.
Will definitely look into it this summer, many thanks :)How do you people pick up these languages :? I've been studying German for almost 4 years and I've still got a long ways to go :(Meinhard1
Depends on how committed you are in learning.You gotta practice every day. Watch movies,read books,signs,ad-boards,talk to others etc. Some languages are similar so it becomes easier.
Besides being mostly fluent in German I know a small amount of Japanese.
How do you people pick up these languages :? I've been studying German for almost 4 years and I've still got a long ways to go :(Meinhard1I picked German in High School because my brother took French and my sister took Spanish. ( I wanted to be different. :P)
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