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[koko_99_2001]

Thanks Storm for clearing that up...unfortunately, I haven't had the time to look everything up again (I wanted to make sure I had something varified before I posted it).

Say, there are actually people who know the language fluently and courses a person can take...I haven't had the time to learn the language, but I have about 18 pages I've printed out with different Elvin words and phrases.

Cat

[Storm]

What's the point of learning these languages? you might as well learn Klingon or Volcan (they also exist) or Aramaic

Another language hardly anyone speaks is Hebrew... very difficult to learn for English speakers. I think there are more people in the world speaking Klingon than Hebrew

[Storm]

btw, I know some words in Aramaic - very close to Hebrew, that one.

[Storm]

koko_99_2001 -
Insulted me? where?


I don't think you can see the hebrew fonts unless you have them installed... if you really want to see what hebrew looks like, you can go to the hebrew version of my site and click on the book icon or the revolving smiley in the bar frame - the titles there are pictures of hebrew writing.




And the biography of Tolkien I read didn't mention anything about jail time.

[BloodyHonor]

oh yeah... its very hard to learn hebrew, (yesh li bagroot be lashon hashana! :-/  )

[Say]

well I kinda admire you all you know a bit of all these other languages, hebrew and stuff, I find them kind of hard to learn? arent they?

and Id like to know how many languages do you all guys speak!!! and this question goes to everyone!
bloody honor, storm, koko, bushie, etc...

[BloodyHonor]

very little french, very little arab, very little spanish (when I say very little I mean it! so dont start talking to me at any of those), English, Hebrew

[Say]

well but ive seen you handle very well english hebrew and english around here!
how cool you know arabic, at least a little bit, what can you say in that?

[Say]

hahaha and I know what you mean by "little"!!! hahaha I speak little italian, french and portuguese (and I do sux at those! ), the rest is just phrases and fun stuff.

My original language is spanish, of course, and I'd LOVE! to learn others like german or japanise, or greek!! god I love greek now it sounds amazing!

[koko_99_2001]

I speak English, a little bit of Spanish, VERY little French, and I sign (as in sign language)

Cat

[Oldbushie]

Yeah, I speak French. English is my native language, but I took about 3 and a half years of French and can make up some phrases on the spot, though some words escape me (like what spoon and fork are). So, basically, I can ask for someone to pass the chicken, but I can't ask for another fork.

"Passez le poulet, s'il vous plait."
"Donnez-moi un [fork], s'il vous plait."
"Ou sont les toilettes?"

And stuff like that.

I took French cuz my ancestors are French-Canadian, and my memere speaks French just as well as English, so it's handy at times.

I'm also gonna learn Japanese (or I'll try), since I only know "hai" (yes) and "baka" (idiot), just enough to get me in trouble.

Also, I can read most of the Latin-based languages (like Spanish and others) since the words are similar to French words and some English words. That way, I can at least read the signs a bit (though the bigger words escape me).

[koko_99_2001]

I have a cool story to tell.  My mom speaks French (she took it in hish school and college) and my siblings and I speak Spanish (b/c that's all my high school offered).  One evening, my brother asked my mom something in Spanish (I think to go to a friend's house), my mom answered him in French, he responded in Spanish, and she said something else in French.  What I thought was so cool was that they understood each other!!!  Me, I don't think I remember enough Spanish to be able to do that!

Cat

[Say]

wow how interesting!, well mine is boring I learnt it by myself at a very young age (english) then eventually I practiced it a lot with pc gaming and stuff hahhahaha, I remember I had noone to talk it with but my teddy bears , then when I was like around 16 and I got my pro degree from a language academy, and I started alike on italian and portugese, the french is for listening, but seriously I do suck big time at those myself

[Say]

Hey Bloody Honor! hahaha that word is soooo common from mexico (cabrón), I mean you guys know the difference in all latin countries right? its pretty much the same the difference of slang used all over USA or just in english all over the world, everywhere they use differents terms yet same language, for example it was so fun when i read it, because its not something you use to hear around here

It obviously always tend to deform at some places, like in mexico they got this really weird words to say so many stuff, I wonder why they make up so many words like that? besides the funny accent, they got one in argentina, and chile, and colombia, etc.

[Say]

ok ENOUGH rambling, Im kinda curious you guys know all these languages, which one would you like to talk the most and why? and if you already do it which one is it?

what do you guys think about spanish btw??



and hey bushie! I wanna learn japanise too, I heard is a comercial language really interesting !!

[Storm]

My native tounge is Hebrew. I'm quite fluent in English (as some of you may have noticed ).
I studied Arabic at school, but I was very bad at it then and I hardly remember any of it now, though I can sometimes recognize the letters and read words in it (I can spell my own name! ). However, the Arabic they teach at highschool here is the liturary Arabic, and it's somewhat different than the spoken Arabic.

I also know a few words in the following languages:

Franch (non parlez france)
Italian (non kupisco italiano)
Spanish (gracias por el pougo)
German (got in himmel!)
Africaans (ek gaan en my broek kak)
Yiddish (shain vie die levone)

And yes, I know my spelling is bad. I never said I could spell

[Storm]

BTW - Yiddish and Hebrew have some similar words, and Yiddish is written in Hebrew letters so if someone can read Hebrew s/he can also read Yiddish (though not necessarily understand it).

Just a piece of rather useless information...

[BloodyHonor]

WA!
well same here, Hebrew as first languge and English as my second

[Oldbushie]

I speak English mostly, but sometimes if I feel Frenchy I start randomly speaking French sentences.
Like:
"Mon ami est une banane."
"Je suis un anana qui save comment dancer."
"Je suis un touriste."

savoir = to know, I think. I remember sais is the first person at least.

Not too sure about save, I think that's the right form. Kinda makes sense, though, that "to know" would be saving in a game, since the game "knows" where you've been.

It's nice to know where some words come from, at least.


And as for Japanese... I kinda want to see games in their original translation sometimes. And so many games come from Japan, so...
 

[Say]

hahaha but at least you have a good reason for it bushie
way to go:), I hope you'll teach us japanise here later