Who Can Speak More Than One Language?And What Are They?
Can you tell me?
I can speak Chinese,and a little English.
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Who Can Speak More Than One Language?And What Are They?
Can you tell me?
I can speak Chinese,and a little English.
hablo espanol poco
kamusta?!.nakakpagsalita po ako ng Filipino at English.
(How are you?I can speak Filipino and English?)
(How are you?I can speak Filipino and English?)
Evil bippy!
I speak Southerner.
I know a little bit of Spanish, but not very much. I didn't do too well in those classes
I know a little bit of Spanish, but not very much. I didn't do too well in those classes
I speak English, a bit of german, not much and I know a few/handful of words in Spanish and Taiwanese.
And I can speak baby talk real well
And I can speak baby talk real well
QUOTE(~penguin~ @ Mar 4 2005, 02:08 AM)
Evil bippy!
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peng, it is ok, you will speak another language one day, lol. (if not, make one up, muhahahahahahaha)
QUOTE(Bippy @ Mar 4 2005, 02:11 AM)
And I can speak baby talk real well
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QUOTE(rockytrh @ Mar 3 2005, 07:14 PM)
peng, it is ok, you will speak another language one day, lol. (if not, make one up, muhahahahahahaha)
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I can speak more then bippy things
Dutch, English, German and a bit French 
...Rick
wow
Back in high school...
Took a year of French...remember nothing.
Took a year of German...remember very little.
Took a year of Spanish...only remember the stuff I learned in elementary school
Took a year of French...remember nothing.
Took a year of German...remember very little.
Took a year of Spanish...only remember the stuff I learned in elementary school
Dutch, English, German.....
and I can make myself understandable in French and Spanish.......(and I can read the newspapers in all these languages 
)
and I can make myself understandable in French and Spanish.......(and I can read the newspapers in all these languages
)
Me beside my mother tongue German, I speak English, French, Turkish..
and a little Spanish, Italian and I know some words in chinese, too
beside my mother tongue German, I speak English, French, Turkish..and a little Spanish, Italian and I know some words in chinese, too
Same question, older thread: http://www.getpaidforum.com/forums/index.p...=languages&st=0
Me:
Finnish (native)
English - Fluent pretty much
Swedish - should be fluent but am not I can understand everything but answering back stinks
German - I manage with it after studying it for 4 years
Italien - Some
Spanish - Few bits here and there
Also I used to be fluent in dutch while growing up, have forgotten a whole lot but when I hear or read it I can still somehow get the "picture", it's actually really weird, I suppoce the language is stuck deep in my brains and I'd just need to dig it out again
Me:
Finnish (native)
English - Fluent pretty much
Swedish - should be fluent but am not
I can understand everything but answering back stinksGerman - I manage with it after studying it for 4 years
Italien - Some
Spanish - Few bits here and there
Also I used to be fluent in dutch while growing up, have forgotten a whole lot but when I hear or read it I can still somehow get the "picture", it's actually really weird, I suppoce the language is stuck deep in my brains and I'd just need to dig it out again
Hmm...
A bit of Mandarin(although trying to brush it up!), English(quite well, although I've been slacking badly), only a little of Fujian(aka Hokkien: my Chinese dialect), a few words of Japanese, can read a bit of French musical terms(if that counts) and so on...
A bit of Mandarin(although trying to brush it up!), English(quite well, although I've been slacking badly), only a little of Fujian(aka Hokkien: my Chinese dialect), a few words of Japanese, can read a bit of French musical terms(if that counts) and so on...
i can speak pig latin! 
Who can speak Chinese Pin Yin?
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