What Languages Do You Speak?

No, not you, Trust, but the other guys and girls would really have needed it.



@ Nikos: And to think that I have never even been inside a windmill in my life.

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Originally posted by I-love-girls

No, not you, Trust, but the other guys and girls would really have needed it.



@ Nikos: And to think that I have never even been inside a windmill in my life.

the good part to be bavarian is that you understand almost all slangs arround,northern germany, austrian, swiss, dutch.. too bad for rest of germany that they dont understand us if we talk in slang ...

mmm

I speak fluently in English (which would be the UK standard) and Afrikaans (a South African derivation of Dutch).

Geniet jul aande!

I always have problems when French Canadians or people from Marseille are talking French.
Then I'm like what language is that ?

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Originally posted by I-love-girls

I always have problems when French Canadians or people from Marseille are talking French.
Then I'm like what language is that ?

i have same problem about listening interviews with wayne rooney, i understand english good, but his scouser slang... damn....

Jeg snakker Dansk ( I talk Danish )
Ich spreche auch Deutsch ( I also speak German )

... and, of course, English

Trust, have you ever seen Question of sports on the BBC ?

In the past, I always watched it, until this guy became teamcaptain, who is just impossible to understand.
His name is Ally McCoist.

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Originally posted by I-love-girls

Trust, have you ever seen Question of sports on the BBC ?

In the past, I always watched it, until this guy became teamcaptain, who is just impossible to understand.
His name is Ally McCoist.

he played for the rangers,if i remember it right?

That could well be, I don't know, but he talks with avery heavy accent.
it's no fun anymore for me to watch that programs.

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Originally posted by I-love-girls

That could well be, I don't know, but he talks with avery heavy accent.
it's no fun anymore for me to watch that programs.

i listen often to bbc sports, normal they are easy to understand, even with my poor english..

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Originally posted by mikro_

hm...

turkish: merhaba, benim adim mikro_, ben ögretmenim (hello, my name is mikro_, i´m a student) and some

in turkish, "ben ögretmenim" means "i am a teacher". if you wanna say that you are a student, you have to use "ben ögrenciyim". you may also use www.seslisozluk.com for turkish-english-turkish translations, it is very useful; but only in word basis. since turkish and english grammers is so different, there are no sufficient translation softwares available in market.

by the way, i'm speaking turkish :p

That's true. I also understand what any of them are saying, but this guys is impossible to understand.
I never had problems with people from Wales, Ireland and even Scottland, but him, no way.

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Originally posted by I-love-girls

That's true. I also understand what any of them are saying, but this guys is impossible to understand.
I never had problems with people from Wales, Ireland and even Scottland, but him, no way.

thats what i meaned with rooney, maybe this guy is from liverpool too...

german

english

french

English "Howdy folks"
UK English "G'morn Gov'na may I give youre chimney a go? Bloody yanks over the pond." And all that.
Latin "Amant puellam"
and I used to know a little bit of German "Ich weiss kleine, mein deutsch est nicht gut."

sorry for any miscongigations, i had to write quickly.

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Originally posted by Níkos.

and of course, Portuguese: A mulher e a sardinha querem-se da mais pequenina (Women and sardines - you want them both to be small

man, thats a good saying.

oh man, i forgot leet.

hmmmmm 5 cant be bothered to elaborate may come back l8r

(Obviously)I speak English.
I speak some Spanish. Es muy triste que you estudio cuatro años de español, y you recuredo un poco.

I took four year's of Spanish in high school, but I can hardly remember shit.

English
German: Deutsche Frauen sind die Schoensten Frauen der Welt. German women are the most beautiful in the world. (Wife's German, 'nuff said)
Some French: Je suis Canadien!
A little Arabic: Asalaam alaykum! Aish ish-mak? Peace be upon you, what's your name?

And fragments of Urdu and Spanish. It's actually depressing how easily i lost my Arabic after moving back to Canada.

English, Norwegian, and a small amount of French.

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Originally posted by ObsoleteRealism

I am pretty fluent in nOObish as well - who's dat girl, where can I find more, whats a sticky?

I could cheat and use google's language tool but I'm sure you guys would be able to tell. Hablo un poco español - 6 years worth of school. I've held very basic conversations in Mexico on a few visits.

I know a bunch of random Norwegian sayings too from my wife's side of the family but I don't claim to have a clue how to speak it. It's more of a memorization of sounds.