I speak English, the Language of Love , and some Stoney Indian - basically some swear words. There was a native that used to wander to the gas station I worked at when I was a teenager. He'd stroll in Sunday mornings at 8 am after being booted out of the drunk tank. We'd give him free coffee if he'd teach us how to tell someone off in Stoney.
<strong>You should've said "muy poco" since you didn't even use the right form of halbar.
Yeah, I speak English and know a fair bit of Spanish too. Yo era un estudiante quien hablaba con mis amigos solamente en Español para que nuestros padres no supieron qué dijimos. Hee hee.
<strong>Tienes que usar "porque", porque "para que" no es correcto.</strong><hr></blockquote>Actually, para que is correct there, meaning "so that" (ie, so that our parents didn't know what we were saying). [quote]<strong>Y no sé la palabra "halbar". ¿Qué lo significa?</strong><hr></blockquote>Bite me! Damn typos...
Danish, German, English and enough French to get the point (not the details) when reading french newspapers but not enough to hold a conversation for more than five minutes.
Last week I was in Berlin on my "twice-a-year" trip (is there a "opposite" word for bi-annually?). I learned that I can more German than I imagined and I am falling more and more in love with the city. So now I am considering to take one or two semesters in Die Freie Universität. My field is sociology. So if anyone know about die freie please spill your knowledge. Also if you know anything about Humbolt and the difference between Humbolt and die freie.
Je parles Francais couramment depuis l'age de 3 ans
I speak english also with my tipycal french accent
When i was in school i try to learn russian : my level was nothing less than terrible. My russian teacher was very special, her family where white russian who escape russia during the october revolution.
I remember that she was scarred by little computers like the casio fx : she thought that there was magic in it. During the exam all the students use to cheat, even with my book open on my knees, i was not able to do more than a D ...Only one of my friend was good : but his name was De valukoff his grand father was a russian. I have eard that he manage a bank in russia now.
I can speak Finnish, my German was once vaguely passable and may still work in a pinch but my French, my French is terrible. Horrible! But I love trying it out anyway.
Je parle francais assez bien. Well, I actually don't speak French that well, just what I learned from school.
Sushi ga oiishi desu. That is Japanese, using our alphabet. I used to remember hirigana and some katana and kanji (the Japanese scripts.) I haven't had Japanese for a long time so I'm really rusty.
I also plan on learning Hebrew, it would be pretty smart to know the language of the place where I plan on going to
Hopefully I will learn some more languages, I want to speak more than my dad who knows 5.
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I speak English, the Language of Love
[ 04-22-2002: Message edited by: Calvin ]</p>
<strong>You should've said "muy poco" since you didn't even use the right form of halbar.
Yeah, I speak English and know a fair bit of Spanish too. Yo era un estudiante quien hablaba con mis amigos solamente en Español para que nuestros padres no supieron qué dijimos. Hee hee.
[ 04-20-2002: Message edited by: starfleetX ]</strong><hr></blockquote>
Yea should've been hablo...and I really only speak two languages. English and Bad English.
Anyone counting computer languages as well?
I still remember some LOGO from my Commodore 64
<strong>Tienes que usar "porque", porque "para que" no es correcto.</strong><hr></blockquote>Actually, para que is correct there, meaning "so that" (ie, so that our parents didn't know what we were saying). [quote]<strong>Y no sé la palabra "halbar". ¿Qué lo significa?</strong><hr></blockquote>Bite me! Damn typos...
Last week I was in Berlin on my "twice-a-year" trip (is there a "opposite" word for bi-annually?). I learned that I can more German than I imagined and I am falling more and more in love with the city. So now I am considering to take one or two semesters in Die Freie Universität. My field is sociology. So if anyone know about die freie please spill your knowledge. Also if you know anything about Humbolt and the difference between Humbolt and die freie.
I speak english also with my tipycal french accent
When i was in school i try to learn russian : my level was nothing less than terrible. My russian teacher was very special, her family where white russian who escape russia during the october revolution.
I remember that she was scarred by little computers like the casio fx : she thought that there was magic in it. During the exam all the students use to cheat, even with my book open on my knees, i was not able to do more than a D ...Only one of my friend was good : but his name was De valukoff his grand father was a russian. I have eard that he manage a bank in russia now.
[ 04-27-2002: Message edited by: Strangelove ]</p>
Oh, and the language of love
- T.I.
<strong>English & German, both fluently.
Oh, and the language of love
- T.I.</strong><hr></blockquote>
Ah i understand why do you live in a Hotel ...
And yes, The language of Love
I had Latin classes at school for a few years, no knowledge whatsoever remaining though.
BTW, I am German-Austrian - my name is from Hungary and someone told me it means Crotia in Hungarian - funny thing
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Ah, I understand why you live in a Hotel ...
- T.I.
In izai rohsnai Hro agaizis soei Hairuts haitada, managai saggwei siggwands jah managa dragka drigkanda. Jah unsahtaba mikils ist gagudeins rún.
Je parle francais assez bien. Well, I actually don't speak French that well, just what I learned from school.
Sushi ga oiishi desu. That is Japanese, using our alphabet. I used to remember hirigana and some katana and kanji (the Japanese scripts.) I haven't had Japanese for a long time so I'm really rusty.
I also plan on learning Hebrew, it would be pretty smart to know the language of the place where I plan on going to
Hopefully I will learn some more languages, I want to speak more than my dad who knows 5.
[ 04-28-2002: Message edited by: MacsKickAss ]</p>
<strong> my French is terrible. Horrible! But I love trying it out anyway.</strong><hr></blockquote>
vas y ! Timo on t'écoutes.