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Languages.
14 years 10 months ago #16175
by Kelaiah_
You. / Don't tell God how big your storm is, tell the storm how big your God is.
Replied by Kelaiah_ on topic Re:Languages
I was learning Latin for two years, and I really like it, but I wasn't able to continue with learning. I'd also like to learn Finnish, Swedish and Hebrew. I just love languages.
You. / Don't tell God how big your storm is, tell the storm how big your God is.
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14 years 10 months ago #16178
by Madam_Mim
Replied by Madam_Mim on topic Re:Languages
I speak Danish, and since it is a language spoken only in Denmark, we learn English and German in school. We can also select a third language either French or Spanish - I chose Spanish.
I also understand and read both Swedish and Norwegian. (they are very similar to Danish)
And now my son, who is 10 years, has decided that he wants to learn Chinese (Mandarin), so may be a little of that will rub off on me too
I also understand and read both Swedish and Norwegian. (they are very similar to Danish)
And now my son, who is 10 years, has decided that he wants to learn Chinese (Mandarin), so may be a little of that will rub off on me too
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14 years 10 months ago #16288
by Noxae
Replied by Noxae on topic Re:Languages
I can perfectly speak German and Greek (my mother languages), and have a profficiency degree in English (well, yes, English is a foreign language for some people 
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Learning fictional languages (such as Quenya) is fun, but I don't think they can be counted as foreign languages. Likewise, I don't believe knowing a few words in some foreign language counts as knowing ''a little /insert-language-name-here''
)Learning fictional languages (such as Quenya) is fun, but I don't think they can be counted as foreign languages. Likewise, I don't believe knowing a few words in some foreign language counts as knowing ''a little /insert-language-name-here''
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14 years 10 months ago #16368
by Envy
Replied by Envy on topic Re:Languages
Noxae wrote:
You never know..Isn't there some sort of 'Klingon' cult or something?
I can perfectly speak German and Greek (my mother languages), and have a profficiency degree in English (well, yes, English is a foreign language for some people
Learning fictional languages (such as Quenya) is fun, but I don't think they can be counted as foreign languages. Likewise, I don't believe knowing a few words in some foreign language counts as knowing ''a little /insert-language-name-here''
You never know..Isn't there some sort of 'Klingon' cult or something?
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