Languages...

OMG I KNOW 4 sentances now!
Si
Hola
Como Estas
Hablas Espanol? (A thingy taken out so it wouldnt be a ?)
 
I can only speak one language. And that language is 12 year old.

I encourage all to learn it immediatly.

...now

........immediatly.
 
Czech and Slovak fluently a little English, Polish and Russian, also very little German. I'm curious about Japanese it must be pretty hard.
 
Hice espa?ol en la escuela por un n?mero de a?os pero era probablemente uno de la mayor?a de los temas aburridos que he hecho siempre, para no mencionar me era desperdicios en ellos. El buen ingl?s del trabajo es el segundo lenguaje com?n en el mundo
 
German , french , and english :) also i learnt 7 years of japanese at primary school ... i cant remember anything :\
 
Si means yes.

I've taught you a third.

Actually si means "if"

s? is "yes" - there's a difference.

Also, it's "c?mo est?s":
como = like/I eat, c?mo = how
estas = these, est?s = you are

The accents may seem pointless to you, but they are part of the language and shouldn't be ignored. They also help with pronunciation.

EDIT: Wow, the forum can't even display them.
 
First post language teacher?

:O
 
Methinks a lurker who can't stand bad multilingual grammar.

:|
 
I learnt German at school and want to go on a course to carry on learning it because I think I'm pretty good! I've been trying to teach it to my mum but spend most of the time banging me head against a wall because she's pretty hopeless! i also know a bit of Elvish as well, mostly Sindarin for all those Lord of the Rings freaks on here!!!!
 
Hice espa?ol en la escuela por un n?mero de a?os pero era probablemente uno de la mayor?a de los temas aburridos que he hecho siempre, para no mencionar me era desperdicios en ellos. El buen ingl?s del trabajo es el segundo lenguaje com?n en el mundo

translation, please. I can't understand any Spanish. The irony is my dad is obsessively learnig Spanish and speaks it around the house, but I can't understand any.


P.S. sorry for the (sort of) double post, despite the fact I'm saying something different.:cat:
 
translation, please. I can't understand any Spanish. The irony is my dad is obsessively learnig Spanish and speaks it around the house, but I can't understand any.


P.S. sorry for the (sort of) double post, despite the fact I'm saying something different.:cat:

it's just a message to all spanish people to get ready for "kill all gringos" day

I have my pointy stick and white hood ready





he's just saying what spainsh classes he did take were boring
 
I speak Swedish, Finnish and English fluently and some German. Currently taking a course in Italian but GODDAMN is it hard. We get to listen to a tape of italian conversations and it's just, at least for me, incomprehensible :/
They speak so damn fast, not to mention all the different dialects they have there. I thought i would be interesting but no, the hell with it.

Screw all these languages, the world needs to adapt one universal language, like maybe esperanto or something.
It's never going to happen though.
 
I speak the only global language worth learning; MONEY.
 
translation, please. I can't understand any Spanish. The irony is my dad is obsessively learnig Spanish and speaks it around the house, but I can't understand any.


P.S. sorry for the (sort of) double post, despite the fact I'm saying something different.:cat:

I would translate it, except the second half of the post makes absolutely no sense and is honestly worse than a babelfish translation.

"I did Spanish in school for a few years but it was probably one of the most boring subjects I've ever done"

then it starts making no sense and my best interpretation is:

"not to mention the time wasted on it."

And the last bit is impossible to understand, literally it says:

"the good english from work is the second most common language in the world"
 
I got a B in GCSE French, went to Geneva half a year later and couldn't speak a word of it. It's just English for me then. I don't know why I suck at languages. You'd have thought that being an English Literature / Language student, my brain might have been wired for languages. Apparently not.
 
English and I used to be able to speak Quebec french (some minor differences) okish not all I know how to say is "hello my name is..." and "may I please go to the toilet."
 
I'm in my third year of german. I would probably be fluent by now if our school didn't totally write off the class and put us all together in the same room (1st through 4th year). The class is filled with drug addicts and losers. :( But, I have learned at least 1400 words. I'm just not very good with grammar.

EDIT: attempting to translate what I just wrote

Ich bin in meine dreite Jahre von Deutsch. Ich weisse nur ein Bisschen Worte weil unser Schule findet die Klasse nicht besonderer. Sie legt uns nur ein zimmer (1st durch 4th Jahre). Die Klasse hat viele...um..."drug addicts" und..um...leute wo gewinnt nicht. :( Aber, Ich habe genernt 1400 worte Jetzt. Ich bin nicht gut mit grammatik.

I fail.
 
Wo zhi dao de miun shuo zhong wen, hai shuo ying wen, hai shuo ie dien dien... uh... damnit, what's the word for japanese... nihongo? :O
 
English and probably some residual French left over from school.
 
Irish utterly sucks. Anyone here living outside of Ireland is lucky not to have to do the damn language in school. I envy the foreign students in my class :(
 
I know English, and maybe two phrases in French, Spanish, and Japanese.
 
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