if you were going to learn a new language...

john wayne is'nt irish, he is an american.

 

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I'd like to get better with Italian

 

Sinse When ?

 

Working on Japanese and Thai. My German is now close enough to fluent, but still needs a lot of work.

Once I'm quite happy with those, or if I move to a Spanish speaking country, Spanish will be my next one to learn. I spoke it decently a few years ago, and could understand a whole lot - it's pretty simple - but it's not important for me to speak that just yet.

I do love Asian languages though, so different from the European ones I already know.

 

what ya mean since when?anyway i just remembered he's dead. r.i.p.

 

Sheeshe ,sorry about that ,what happened to him ,

Last time i seen him he was living in Ireland trying to court some hippy chick .

They called him the quiet man in them days ..

{Sorry about that folks , dont mean to hi jack the thread ,sorry .

 

how the hell do i know. call hollywood!

 

Totally agree also japanese culture i like..........:2thumbsup:

Dont bother

 

Why not?

 

not that many, but they are all "indo-european" languages, so they have the same structure.
i speak french (obviously), english, spanish, and i have some basic knowledge of italian.
i dont know any other languages, but i've come to realize that most european languages are pretty close. and i can order a glass of wine in german, and i can say "oh i've heard so much about u" in dutch (random i know).

japanese, and other asian languages are so different. even the body language is different

 

thats a lot.welldone.japanese is a lovely language.i have a few close friends who are japanese.its a lovely language ta listen to.very musical.thats very interesting what ya said about body languages been different in different cultures.thats food for thought.i will observe that more closely now.

 

I studied Latin and it was no help with other languages at all.

 

Dia Duit, Conas ata tu inniu? (hello, how're you today?)
Theres lesson one for you


If I were going to learn a new language, it would definetly be Spanish. It seems like one of the more useful language in the world, and I've always wanted to visit South America.

 

Espanol es muy facil......:2thumbsup:

Spanish is easy

 

Dont know about it being easy

I tried saying El Donkey O , to mean a Donkey ,and they didnt have a clue what i was talking about .

I think its a hard language to learn .

 

What was you going to do with the Donkey? I would have to agree with Spanish though.

 

I cant speak it ,but i can understand everything you wrote ,so maybe im kinda getting the hang of it .:2thumbsup:

 

Well seeing as I live in California, and there are lots of Hispanic's here, I would learn Spanish. Most job's prefer you to be bilingual. Aside from the obvious English language, Spanish is the next most spoken language where I live. Would be good to know to make my job options more open.

 

i am bilingual - i speak both english and welsh

can't spell welsh for shit, it's hard and i'm from the south

i'd like to speak german more though.

 

I learnt a bit of Welsh when i was in the car , things like ARAF , were painted on the road . Think it means Welcome to Wales or something .