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Languages
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which languages are people learning?
i thought it would be a good place to
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I know a good amount of Spanish and I'm learning Japanese, currently. I have a smattering of French and German as well. And that's about it.
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Hola ustedes. Yo hablo espanol y ingles... Me esnpanol es asi, asi.
I want to learn other languages such as French, Italian and German. II am not sure if the above is write, feel free to correct;)
Nikki -
im learning french and german at A Level
and japanese at GCSE...
im interested in other languages as though
- danish and gaelic included...
what about everyone else?
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ok. i'm learning spanish in school, and herbrew, yiddish, latin, ilatilan on my owm, or attempting to! and i know some random phrases in french, and a little (very little!) german. i think that's everything.. lol
oh, gaelic would be fun, and i have some friends that are attempting a welsh couse and i'll stop taking now..
nickle, tu espanol es bueno que yo mire (gah, no accents ) -
Hablo espanol. Yo en espanol 2.
I actually wanted to learn French. I did learn some in elementary school but don't remember much.
I did take a little Greek last year (long story) but I didn't learn anything because the class was mainly 7-9-year-olds and the book was intended for 6-year-olds.
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Hi! I'm new, just joined this usergroup...I Love language! I'm learning French in school and I'm (attempting to) learn Latin & Welsh on my own; I'm also Irish Gaelic and Old English, but I don't have books on them...yet!
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ai! that's the one i forgot! i want to learn old englsih.. delo, how are you learning it? jw...
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what is old english? is it like shakespeare,
chaucer etc? if u know gaelic then can you
teach us some please...? we could have a
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no, it's what came before that! I think it was spoken around ? 1000 years ago, but i'n probably wrong..
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It's "Official" name is Anglo-Saxon and was the language of (guess who?) the Anglo-Saxons! It was spoken in England before 1066 when the norman conquest happenend and the language essentially died out.
So 1000 years ago is actually correct! you would be at the tail end of the time when it was spoken...
I'm using an online course that Alchemy/Silver eyes found...
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wow... sounds fun!!
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mostly spanish...I'm trying to find some way to teach myself arabic!
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Well I've tried a little of a lot of languages - French, German and Spanish - but my real love (after English, my native tongue) is Classical Latin. I've just finished a 6-week course and can now conjugate loads of useless verbs and string together daft sentences hehehe. I plan to take that a lot further throughout 2005 and may add Ancient Greek to that as well, if I can. I love old languages. They're so much more logical than English, with our there and their and things. One of the reasons I love Latin is because not only does it sound and look quite beautiful but it is the basis of a lot of other languages (the "Romance" languages) and thereby enables one to read other languages and guess most of the time at the meaning of familiar words, lol (eg. pater, padre, etc). I love tracing the origin of everyday English words. Plus, I have an uncontrollable addiction to anything related to Classical Studies, one of my favourite subjects
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sounds a bit like me.. lol latin, i wanted to grab this greek book the other day.. still with i had.
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