Subject: Languages
Posted by: thejazzkickazz
Date: Jul 02 03
I'm curious about the language abilities of the Funtrivia populace. What languages do you speak? Which languages have you studied? Which languages do you find difficult to study? What has been your language learning experience?
Posted by: thejazzkickazz
Date: Jul 02 03
I'm curious about the language abilities of the Funtrivia populace. What languages do you speak? Which languages have you studied? Which languages do you find difficult to study? What has been your language learning experience?
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deadlydalton
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dos cerveza pour favor.mucho gracias. think its said differently in catalonia. adios amigos. Reply #181. Jun 16 07, 5:27 PM |
| rubygirl24
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I am fluent in English and am quite fluent in malayalam(it's a language in south India)and hindi. I know how to read Arabic for in UAE schools you have to learn Arabic till I guess 10th standard. Reply #182. Jun 22 07, 6:03 AM |
juliaakamumu
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I am fluent in Russian, Ukrainian (both native) and English. Studied Italian for my Leaving Cert in school and know it pretty well. Also studied German long time ago, so I remember only few phrases. Studied French in school too but hated it. It's too difficult in pronunciation. I also understand some Polish as it is similar to Ukrainian. Reply #183. Jun 28 07, 8:13 AM |
ifrah_farooq
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Im very fluent in English, and I know how to read and write it too. Im also fluent in Urdu and I know how to read and write it. I don't speak Arabic but I know how to say a few words, but I do know how to read and write it. If some one told me what to write I would know how to spell it out and all. I just don't speak it :) Oh yeah, I know how to count up to 5 in spanish. And I know how to say 'thank you' and 'your welcome'. My little sister watches Dora the Explorer and Go Diego Go so I learn a bit from that too. I also know how to count up to 8 in Korean( I take Tae Kwon Do lessons and you have to know how to count in Korean for that). I even know how to say 'thank you' and other things to do with Tae Kwon Do :) So I guess thats all I know up 'til today :) Reply #184. Jun 28 07, 9:08 PM |
| ifrah_farooq
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Oh yeah and I know a few words in French. Only like 3 or 4 so that probably doesn't count. Reply #185. Jun 28 07, 9:09 PM |
| ifrah_farooq
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Next year ill be taking spanish lessons in school too Reply #186. Jun 28 07, 9:11 PM |
| Vy_lette
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Fluently I speak English, Chinese (Mandarin), and Taiwanese aka Fukien (Dialect of Chinese). I speak a little Cantonese (enough to get me in and out of trouble), Japanese and what little I learned in Spanish in my one year of taking it in High School. Reply #187. Jul 06 07, 4:21 AM |
quigongem
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I speak English and my native Tagalog...a little Spanish...a little Bicolano...Japanese and Chinese seems to be fun languages and cool to speak... Reply #188. Jul 06 07, 4:55 AM |
| snufalufagus
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English is my first language. I speak enough French to get by, and i can say a few words in Khmer. I did primary school Japanese but can't remember any of it except how to count to ten! Reply #189. Jul 18 07, 3:32 AM |
| ifrah_farooq
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I speak english very fluently. I used to learn arabic and now I know many words and sentences. I speak hindi fluently. I know only a few words in korean, like 'thank you' and I know how to count to ten, too. I know how to count to five in spanish. I am still learning. Reply #190. Jul 22 07, 1:33 PM |
| ifrah_farooq
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Sorry, I forgot that I already posted a reply on this thread. Reply #191. Jul 22 07, 1:34 PM |
| Carlos160
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I'm very good on speaking Spanish, it is my first language. hola amigos. I also know english. Reply #192. Jul 31 07, 12:51 PM |
Rowena8482 
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I speak English as my native language and can just about do 'schoolgirl' French and German. I can swear and/or order drinks and tell people where to go in about another 5 languages, and can say "I heard that" in about 17. The "I heard that" was from my uni days, some groups of students would talk about others in their language, secure in the knowledge they could say what they liked and not be understood. As soon as one identified the language, saying "I heard that" in it would stop them :-D Reply #193. Aug 03 07, 9:03 AM |
Bill2004
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English is my first language. I speak French pretty well, basic phrases in Spanish, fluent in Dutch cursing. Reply #194. Aug 05 07, 2:07 PM |
BG07
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Fluent in English, can speak basic Spanish, and understand Telugu/Tamil, both South Indian languages which my parents speak sometimes. Reply #195. Aug 10 07, 3:33 PM |
| LunaLovegood28
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Fluent English Fluent Spanish Learning French Reply #196. Aug 10 07, 4:10 PM |
Rosalin
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I speak English fluently, some Welsh and French, a little German and enough British Sign Language for a basic conversation. I'm intermittently learning Latin at the moment. Reply #197. Aug 17 07, 12:23 PM |
| gabs10d
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I am english and i have studied:- french, spanish, german and bengali but stopped spanish when i was 12 because i moved schools, dropped french when i was 13 because i could only do french or german and chose german stopped german a couple of months ago. i am still doing bengali which i have been doing for 2 years now. it is really difficult but i enjoy it! Reply #198. May 23 08, 9:28 AM |
Peyrac1
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I can speak Serbian,Croatian,Bosnian and language spoken in Montenegro(which are basically the same languages).I also speak English,French,Italian,Latin and I know some Spanish and German:) Reply #199. May 24 08, 12:21 PM |
| Thark
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I speak English, obviously. However, I am biligual. I can also speak Chinese. I have studied French, Spanish, and German as well. Reply #200. May 24 08, 2:17 PM |
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