Language What Languages do you know?

[venicia777]

well, apart from my english my french sucks. even worse is my japanese. i managed to buy studying DVD's and books for both languages this year. i will get on getting better soon.

of course this is what happens when almost everyone you speak to speaks english

 

[kadodo]

I could say that french and english have similar words but it is very hard for them to learn french because there is a lot of grammar rule. Btw, are you american and do you only speak english?

 

[venicia777]

i speak english and a little bit of the languages i listed above (studied-- of course).

 

[Ju]

here is my list :

German (mothertongue)
English(advanced)
Russian(a bit, can understand far more than i can speak )
Japanese(learning it atm)

and also swear words in other various languages

 

[rankgain]

English (fluent)
Chinese (spoken, not written and cannot read most)
Italian (my first year of learning it)

Italian is pretty fun if you got the articles and grammar stuff down, but I always mess up the order of words in the sentence.

 

[Luckas]

English (fluent)
Chinese (spoken, not written and cannot read most)
Italian (my first year of learning it)

Italian is pretty fun if you got the articles and grammar stuff down, but I always mess up the order of words in the sentence.

In italian the order of words is pretty logical and english reader have only to remember the adjecitives don't go before nouns.

 

[AreoXIII]

English,Spanish and I'm learning Japanese.

 

[Natan]

I suely want to learn more, my top two choices are japanese and portuguese.

Somebody interested in learn portuguese this is rare, Now I'm curious you have some kind of reason or you like the language?

PS: Brazilian portuguese are bettter, more simple to speak because the language are simplified and phonetically are beautiful to listen =)

 

[rankgain]

In italian the order of words is pretty logical and english reader have only to remember the adjecitives don't go before nouns.

Yeah, I know, but I always mess up on the exceptions (bravo, corto, vecchio, stesso, etc.) that goes before the nouns. Need to work on those. Another thing is that saying "I'm hungry" is "Ho fame", I always think "I'm hungry" and write "Io fame" instead of "Ho fame" (Have hunger) =/ Kinda different from English I guess.

 

[BlueChild]

German (native language)
English (fluently)
i can read/understand Latin
and i had french at school, bu i suck at it as i never paid much attention XD

 

[Pevee]

Yeah, I know, but I always mess up on the exceptions (bravo, corto, vecchio, stesso, etc.) that goes before the nouns. Need to work on those. Another thing is that saying "I'm hungry" is "Ho fame", I always think "I'm hungry" and write "Io fame" instead of "Ho fame" (Have hunger) =/ Kinda different from English I guess.

I think it's the same thing in Spanish, but I'm not sure cuz this is my first year. In Spanish it's "Tengo hambre" [I have hunger] rather than "Soy hambre." [I am hunger] which doesn't make much sense if you think about it.
Spanish and Portugese are a kinda similar, i guess... right?

 

[rankgain]

Yeah, I've also noticed from my friends learning Spanish that it is really alike.

P.S. The stuff I wrote is Italian, not Portugese.

 

[~Lilium~]

I fluent at English and I know Filipino but it has gone kinda bad since I haven't been using it much. Some basic Spanish. I'm studying it right now. and I want to learn japanese. (I'm trying to!)

 

[Luckas]

Yeah, I know, but I always mess up on the exceptions (bravo, corto, vecchio, stesso, etc.) that goes before the nouns. Need to work on those. Another thing is that saying "I'm hungry" is "Ho fame", I always think "I'm hungry" and write "Io fame" instead of "Ho fame" (Have hunger) =/ Kinda different from English I guess.

In italian often the subject of the sentence isn't written, so for me it is the opposite often I forgot to put the subject when I write in english.

 

[rankgain]

In italian often the subject of the sentence isn't written, so for me it is the opposite often I forgot to put the subject when I write in english.

Lol, it isn't that I forget the subject. I use the subject when it isn't necessary. Such as "Io volo", when I can just say volo.

 

[Luckas]

Lol, it isn't that I forget the subject. I use the subject when it isn't necessary. Such as "Io volo", when I can just say volo.

That isn't an error, sometimes it sounds wierd other no. However I think italian is a language difficult to learn, but with effort and time everyone can learn it.

 

[rankgain]

Yeah, my teacher said that only the articles, essere, and avere are hard and the rest is just vocab. I just need to study more. =/

 

[Luckas]

Are you studying italian in school?

 

[user23801]

i speak:
ENGLISH!
HEBREW!
ROMANIAN!

 

[rankgain]

Are you studying italian in school?

Yeah, I need like two years of a foreign language.