OT: languages

[jordy666]

Niet voor het een of het ander maar ochtend is morning, dawn betekent zonsopgang :lol: and its not deutch, its German.

:cheesy: ur right

dat ik 1337 sp34k ben vergeten :cheesy:

-jordy :king:

 

[DrunkCajun]

English,

Spanish (heavy Argentine accent--slightly different conjugations/vocab from most spanish dialects): Responden a todo esto en su propia idioma.

Reaccionar doesn't really work for this--responder (answer), and contestar (another variation of answer) work better. Replicar means to replicate, so that doesn't work either. A lot of words don't have exact translations from English to Spanish or vice-versa, hence the problem with the world "reply." Depending on where you are you'll hear different things for it.

Cajun: Um...no. One of these days though, it's something I'm working on.

 

[Alex Kerensky]

Je parle francais, anglais, et chinois. Ou, je ne parle pas francais parce-que je suis americain stupid.

I think that's pretty easy to translate.

I hate the Pin-ying way of translating Mandarin into English, so I'm not even going to try. Otherwise, I can speak Chinese fairly well, though writing and reading are a different matter. Then again, I can write tons of characters, though I have forgotten what each of them mean. :rant: :lol:

Turbulent Turtle, what dialect was that in?

 

[Usufruct]

Ich esse Kinder.

 

[Two_Rivers]

Je parle français depuis cinq ans, et en fait, je viens d'avoir un correspondent chez moi pendant trois semaines. Il était très gentil, et nous nous sommes amusés. Malheureusement, il est parti aujourd'hui à une heure et demie. Mais, j'irai chez lui (à Périgueux) en avril. Je suis très content que j'y aille. Eh bien... c'est tout.

Oh yeah, I speak English because I'm american...

Y hablo espanol, pero hablo francés mejor.

Edit: Oh yeah, I think it would be répondez and not réagiz... 'Cause I think that means to react.

 

[Andy2702]

Mandarin (MUAHAHAHHa)= native language (ni hao mah, zhei guh "forum" hen diao)
English (no duh)= second laguage (yo wassup, this forum is cool....)
Spanish (a little bit)= learning at school (que tal.......(cant say the rest)
Gibberish (easy....)= (lkasfjas iaohtja l oiaeralkegj eajg ekafjd iooqiwe gm vjoivc wef...)

Cheerz,
Andy

 

[bobbysands-rip]

conas ata tu? an bhfuil aon duine ag caint as gaelige? (hmmm its been awhile )

 

[TurbulentTurtle]

Two Rivers: Your french is very sexy, will you go out wit me? :flip:

Alex: Cantonese, I just kinda type whatever I think makes the bext sounds. Mandarin Pin-Ying makes me mad.

 

[FrozenSolid]

A little background information first:
I was born in Vietnam, moved to Sweden when I was 2, just got accepted to an english high school, got an A in spanish
So I guess I can speak (in order of what Im best at):
1. Swedish
2. English
3. Vietnamese
4. Spanish

Although my spanish is a little rusty now after the summer break and cant write or read (well a little) in vietnamese.

 

[Sein Schatten]

Ich esse Kinder.

bekomm ich was ab?

 

[chessman4991]

?????????

I've been taking Mandarin in school now for a little over two years. I used to be able to speak a tiny bit of Spanish, but other than that, English is the only other language I can speak.

 

[Two_Rivers]

Two Rivers: Your french is very sexy, will you go out wit me? :flip:

Uh.. thanks, but no thanks.

So that this isn't spam... I'm curious to find out what language people would learn if they could. I would go for lithuanian (so I could finally find out how to pronounce my last name heh). What about everyone else?

 

[TurbulentTurtle]

Uh.. thanks, but no thanks.

So that this isn't spam... I'm curious to find out what language people would learn if they could. I would go for lithuanian (so I could finally find out how to pronounce my last name heh). What about everyone else?

I would have to go with that language that nobody knows, not even me.

?????????

Cool.