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Pusskaveli
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I wanna learn to speak French,Spanish, Mandarin, and Italian all by the end of next year. I plan to use Rosetta Stone. Anyone speak anything besides english and how did you go about learning if so?
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Learning some French, then I'll take on Spanish adn maybe Mandarin and mayhaps one day I'll learn ancient Kemet
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engilsh, a lil spanish, and street talk
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english, spanish, german, hood ? , and i can say a few words in swahili
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I speak 3 languages..
Italian - my whole family is Italian.
Dutch - born and raised in Belgium (they speak dutch in the northern part of belgium)
English - from watching american TV-shows. -
InB4 ? get mad^^^
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english, french, aff somali, and arabic. i can speak a lil italian and russian because my dad speaks both, but i'm not fluent in them. and i used to be able to speak amahari, but i haven't spoken it in a long time so i've forgoten most of it
U can speak canadian to
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Plain ol' English and sign language. Want to learn Japanese, Spanish, French and Italin just for the hell of it.
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I can barely speak one language.
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english, german, some spanish, some turkish, some twi (asante language)birdcallaveli wrote: »english, spanish, german, hood ? , and i can say a few words in swahili
woher kannst du deutsch ?? -
lol, canadian's speak proper english. american's ? me when they're so anti-spanish, tellin them to "learn english" like they speak it well or something. it's really kinda odd that the US doesn't have 2 official languages, what other country does that?
cuz we the ? Kai lol
Naw but I really wanna hear ur voice cuz I didn't think folks in canada really talk like that until I met a cute girl from canada who said Eh LMAO -
I think it should be the goal of most to at least try and learn spanish especially considering its a great skill set when starting a career
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Although I do have a few Brazilian friends, so I can understand basic Portuguese greetings.
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asante sana squash banana.....-Vincenzo- wrote: »english, german, some spanish, some turkish, some twi (asante language)
i only speak english fluently. i know bits & pieces of spanish (i understand it better than i speak it) & dutch. -
atribecalledgabi wrote: »asante sana squash banana.....
i only speak english fluently. i know bits & pieces of spanish (i understand it better than i speak it) & dutch.
kwasiaaaa yeye girl....
why do you speak dutch? i understand it, it's the same as german at least in written form at least -
-Vincenzo- wrote: »kwasiaaaa yeye girl....
why do you speak dutch? i understand it, it's the same as german at least in written form
my sister's dutch. from holland. she been teachin me cuss words & ? here & there but i can't speak or understand full sentences or anything. -
Spanish, english and a lil bit of french...
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atribecalledgabi wrote: »my sister's dutch. from holland. she been teachin me cuss words & ? here & there but i can't speak or understand full sentences or anything.
so basically you only speak english and been frontin...yeye girl like i said -
-Vincenzo- wrote: »so basically you only speak english and been frontin...yeye girl like i said
ain't that what i said? -
atribecalledgabi wrote: »ain't that what i said?
slimmerik... -
Learning to speak Japanese as we speak
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Dos... but my spanish is rusty as hell, I'ma get back to watching spanish tv on the regular when I have some free time tho
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Spanish, English, Spanglish, and Ebonics.
Kai right tho, Americans is ignorant and stupid on that "Learn our Language or get out!" ? when they can't even spell. -
english ,french , Kiswahili
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Alpha Outlaw wrote: »Learning to speak Japanese as we speak
Is that ? hard? Always wanted to try it through rosetta stone -
lol, canadian's speak proper english. american's ? me when they're so anti-spanish, tellin them to "learn english" like they speak it well or something. it's really kinda odd that the US doesn't have 2 official languages, what other country does that?
Other english speaking countries look at American English like Spain looks at Caribbean Spanish...they're ashamed of it lol...to answer the thread I can speak English and different dialects of Spanish (panamanian, dominican, puerto rican, el salvadorian, and cuban)
