Languages

[Romero]

also american english is my secend language. im bad in english grammer but when i talk to others they have no problem understanding me! i spell right talk.my teacher was always say to me spell like british not american lol i got F just becuse i spell it in a right way !and i know littile french and italian and turkeish just a littile lol

Same here. Because of my native Norwegian dialect, it is much easier for me to speak American English than UK English. UK English sounds more refined but it doesn't come natural for me to talk that way. The intonation in my dialect is similar to the intonation in American English. For this reason I also spell the American way.
Grammar isn't easy for me but I spell all right.

My native language is English but I am getting a lot better at speaking Danish. I can speak a little bit of Swedish and German. I want to learn Japanese, badly lol. To be honest, I would like to speak every language possible I LOVE languages.

Haha, Danish in written and oral form are two different languages, unrelated to one another. I understand it very well in writing but the spoken version is almost impossible lol.

 

[LEON.S.KENNEDY]

Same here. Because of my native Norwegian dialect, it is much easier for me to speak American English than UK English. UK English sounds more refined but it doesn't come natural for me to talk that way. The intonation in my dialect is similar to the intonation in American English. For this reason I also spell the American way.
Grammar isn't easy for me but I spell all right.



Haha, Danish in written and oral form are two different languages, unrelated to one another. I understand it very well in writing but the spoken version is almost impossible lol.

LOL WELCOME TO THE CLUB BRO ^_^ YOU WILL GET USED TO IT

 

[tremor]

Haha, Danish in written and oral form are two different languages, unrelated to one another. I understand it very well in writing but the spoken version is almost impossible lol.

Oh my god you are so right lol. I am not good at speaking Danish. I can write it, but forget trying to speak it. I want to get better at it though so I'm not giving up.

 

[Venomous Oddball]

Now you sound more like a human from this world. But learning just a number of phrases in that many languages is still impressive.



From that rocky (and sometimes backward) country at the other side of Sweden. Norwegian and Swedish are closely related so I might have an advantage on you.

Who said I'm still human? xD If you know multiple phrases it's easier to learn.

Some people actually think being Swedish and being Norwegian is the same thing. I told someone I was both and they were like "... Isn't that the same thing?". No. No it isn't. xD

 

[Romero]

Some people actually think being Swedish and being Norwegian is the same thing. I told someone I was both and they were like "... Isn't that the same thing?". No. No it isn't. xD

Lol. I know you're Canadian, but I just have to post this funny map.

 

[KevinStriker]

My favourite countries are Scotireland and Spexico.

 

[Venomous Oddball]

Lol. I know you're Canadian, but I just have to post this funny map.

Hahahahah. Sad thing is though, my friend spells it Eyurop. At least she got the first E. xD

 

[ArabPikachu]

Need to brush up on French if expected to fulfill my plan of living in Canada.

 

[Venomous Oddball]

Need to brush up on French if expected to fulfill my plan of living in Canada.

Why do you need French to live here?

 

[ArabPikachu]

@Maddy7
I'm assuming you are unaware of the citizenship application process in Canada?

French shares Official Language status alongside English in Canada.

 

[La Femme Fatale]

There could be a French component for whatever residency documents he would need... I could be wrong, but I remember a friend of mine saying she needed basic French for her PR.

 

[Venomous Oddball]

@Maddy7
I'm assuming you are unaware of the citizenship application process in Canada?

French shares Official Language status alongside English in Canada.

Oh wow, I didn't know that. I'm a bad Canadian. We don't even use French very often, which is why I had no idea. xD

 

[La Femme Fatale]

.... how long have you been Canadian?

 

[Venomous Oddball]

.... how long have you been Canadian?

... My whole life. xD

 

[La Femme Fatale]

Maddy.... *tsk tsk*

French is mandatory here in Ontario... sounds like its not in the West coast.

 

[Venomous Oddball]

Maddy.... *tsk tsk*

French is mandatory here in Ontario... sounds like its not in the West coast.

Haha nope. I don't pay much attention to Canada, obviously. I know more about the U.S.. xD

 

[La Femme Fatale]

Not going to lie, that's pretty terrible Maddy, heh.

 

[KevinStriker]

Oh wow, I didn't know that. I'm a bad Canadian. We don't even use French very often, which is why I had no idea. xD

The further east you go, the more often you'll use French. It's still an important skill to learn.

 

[ArabPikachu]

I tend to write poetry in English and then use a translation tool to rewrite it in other languages.

 

[N7Valentine]

-Polish, native speaker
-German, born and raised in German, so I have no slavic accent and you can consider me a German native speaker
-English, but I prefer American over British (hate the exaggerated vowel pronounciation of British)
-Japanese, currently learning it. I can read Kana and have no problems with reading Kanji. In fact, my friends call me a Kanji Tensai, which can be translated as Kanji Master/Genius, since I learn them really fast. If you ever wanna write a complain letter to Capcom in Japanese, I'm your man.
-I understand other slavic languages, too, when the words are similiar to Polish
-I used to speak French, but forgot most of it for the sake of Japanese