Which language[s] do you speak?

Vladimir · 2007-10-23T10:19:53+00:00

I'm curious of what languages you speak. Only name the languages you speak fluently, not the ones you only know a few words of. Also give a list of...

Mich

hm fluently: swedish, korean and (half) english :P
and im learning: german :)

Mich

yeh but ive got some spelling mistakes :)

Mich

Vladimir;9095 wrote
Svenska >> Dansk

(Swedish is much greater than Danish)

it should be "danska" not dansk, dansk means that youre danish :)

Mich

Xyw13;9114 wrote
gommenasai :sorry:

chill ^^ ''

Mich

i want to learn italian, sounds pretty nice ^^

Mich

RioFox;53379 wrote
Fluently: English and Afrikaans :)

kinda know/learning: French, Japanese, German, Swedish

nice how come you want to speak swedish? If you have any questions about swedish just ask me ^^.

I speak fluently: Swedish, Korean, and English, half German.

Mich

RioFox;53384 wrote
thanks Mich! :bow::bow:
im going to be living in sweden for a while so i figured it might be a little easier if i knew a bit of the language -and switzerland for 5 months which is why im also learning a little french and german :P plus i think swedish is a really cool language :D

wow you speak Korean fluently! thats so cool!!! :bravo:

Youre welcome ^^.

wah nice, can i ask you where in sweden? yeh its good to know the language if youre going to stay at a place for a long time :P nice switzerland is a cool country. Well i cant say that swedish is a cool language :P
yeh im Korean but i live in sweden :D

Mich

softcore;53201 wrote
1. english

korean/spanish

:o cool you speak korean? thats awesome :D

Mich

Ilasir;53428 wrote
Swedish is totally a cool language.:disco:
is now trying to remember who they know that lives in sweden:worried:

Anyway, Rio, good for you learning some swedish. I wouldn't know where to start, since I don't know where in the states they teach swedish... private lessons, I guess?

5 months is a long time. I'm probably doing a study abroad (3 months?) through my college in either Italy or Japan. So I'm taking Italian now, and if I can ever find room in my schedule, I'll be adding Japanese. Of course, my major is linguistics, so I would take those classes even if I wasn't planning to go to the countries.:hanabi:

cool, another person who thinks swedish is a cool language :D
Ive planned on study in korea after this and next year, and next year my grandmother told me that i could work/practice there for 6 weeks :D im so excited about it! so ive thought about learning more advanced korean :disco: but dunno where.

Italy is a cool country i love that country ^^. I want to learn that language. Amo l'Italia :blush2:

Mich

Ilasir;53452 wrote
Well the country is "Italy", but otherwise, "bene".

Ooooooops... :blush2: i knew that sry, but when i write i sometime just write without thinking,, sorry :blush2:

Konjad

Fluently:
-Polish
-English (but I make some mistakes)

Actually that's all. Maybe I'll try to learn German and Japanese, but I'm not sure about this.

Andrew

Vladimir;9493 wrote
Not really...because they could have a completely different meaning if you change their order somewhat :) That is why grammar is essential.

It's like knowing all the pieces in chess, but not knowing how they move.

i find that pretending i am yoda works pretty well.

Chadwick

You people are amazing >.>

I can only speak English fluently but I'm attempting to teach myself Japanese and planning to take some classes on it at the community college.

Chadwick

Hahaha

My dad told me that joke a while back and I thought it was the funniest true joke I'd ever heard.

And... What's it like to be in a circus? >.>

Chadwick

I used to knows HTML, CSS and some PHP but that was years ago and I don't remember most of it. I played around in C Basic as well.

Dullahan

I speak Finnish and English... I try learning japan and latin or german..

Nightsky

English
Swedish but not so confident with it

I'm seriously trying to learn Japanese :) Arigato

Brelanda

I used to work for the circus and learned a little Polish, Russian and Spanish.
There was two jokes that we all told at the BIG SHOW when people asked about language problems.

1st.
Every body here speaks at least two languages,
English and Broken English.

2nd.
If you speak three languages, you are tri-lingual.
If you speak two languages, you are bi-lingual.
And if you speak one language your an American.

Brelanda

The circus is not a job, it's a life style.
A new town every week, sometimes twice a week.
Getting to know people from the far reaches of the planet and getting paid to do it.
Learning what you can do, what you can't do, and what can be done with help.
Seeing and doing what only a small fraction of a percent of the people of the planet have seen and done, and knowing how special that knowledge and experience is.
Maybe some day I will write a book about it.

Brelanda

English is the only language that I am fluent in, the rest was just to be polite to the performers and the other workers that came with them.

At the time I joined, they had a unit that was traveling in Japan and I hoped to be able to transfer to that unit and get to experience Japan up close and personal.

I have been interested in Japan since I first saw station 48 out of N.Y.C. in 1980.
and got to see Japanese programs in their original form, without the dubbing and the editing.

The two shows that struck me most were "Cyborg 009" and "Galaxy Express 999". In 1980 you can imagine the impact these programs could have on a person in comparison to the rest of the American programing that was around at the time.

Just after I joined the unit in Japan was closed down.

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