Languages

[Scrumpeh]

With what little free time I've had, I took Japanese lessons. I barely know anything other than:

こんにちは、私の名前はるいす。よろしく。

(Hello, my name is Louis. Nice to meet you.)

 

[wolf trail]

1-Kurdish (I'm a kurd)
2-Persian (I speak like a native)
3-English (been using it all my life)
4-Arabic (basic understanding and speaking)
5-German (currently learning)

Russian (planning to learn once I am at an acceptable level in German)

Ps: I could use some help about the best method to learn German.

 

[mjk321]

born in the Philippines and with a Saudi father and a Filipino mother makes me an English native speaker. then Tagalog, but now I can only understand it. Arabic, since I've lived in Saudi since'96. now I'm in Japan, and can speak Japanese quite fluently unless it's about technical stuff, I still have to learn those stuff.

a language I'm really interested in learning is both classical Latin and Greek. since I love reading about history and my favorite period are the ancient world, ancient Greece and Rome.

 

[BadWolf]

I'll use advantage of stupid politics and claim (as I can with this idiotic system) of speaking:
1) Serbian
2)Croatian
3)Montenegrin
4)Bosnian
5)English

First four are the same language, but country's got independent so you know, gotta change the name of the language...

 

[wolf trail]

Hey guys,

Recently duolingo added Russian course and I am very exited about it but I am currently learning German

My question is:
Should I start learning Russian While I'm still learning German?
The two languages are completely different so will it cause any problem if I learn Russian too?

 

[mjk321]

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I've noticed some people are interested in learning Japanese. so, if you want, I can help a little. all you have to do is ask

 

[N7Valentine]

Hey guys,

Recently duolingo added Russian course and I am very exited about it but I am currently learning German

My question is:
Should I start learning Russian While I'm still learning German?
The two languages are completely different so will it cause any problem if I learn Russian too?

Depends. Russian is a slavic language, so the grammar and orthography will be different from German(German is closer to English yet still somewhat different, though)
My previous post was deleted but if you have questions regarding German, you can ask me.

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I've noticed some people are interested in learning Japanese. so, if you want, I can help a little. all you have to do is ask

That's good to know. I've been learning Japanese for a year

 

[KevinStriker]

Je parle un peu français.

I didn't ask to learn, but it was helpful visiting my Uncle Jack and Aunt Babs, who I'd swear were the only two Scots in Montréal.

 

[cheezMcNASTY]

First language English. I went to Hebrew school but only remember the Hebrew alphabet.
I did 5 Spanish courses in high school, 3 in university, and can reasonably converse. I work in a kitchen with two Latinos and speak almost entirely Spanish while I'm there.

Desde he empezado de hablar con los centroamericanos, aprendía todas las palabras cochinas. :happy:
Puedo hablar como un maldito cerdo ahora.

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[MartinMilk]

I speak Swedish | English

Jag pratar Svenska | Engelska

 

[Loki]

I speak Swedish | English

Jag pratar Svenska | Engelska

Jag äter en smörgås... That's about all the Swedish I know.

 

[lorddemolatron]

Heja wszystkim / Polish

Hello all / ENG translation

And well all know this one language still is considered as hard to learn and well when i write fanfics i write them in Polish and sometimes beacuse of language deepness i have problems with translating mine works to ENG as some of content ends changed or cutted out.

 

[cheezMcNASTY]

I speak Spanish. How about México.

 

[ArabPikachu]

For his first job in the USA, my maternal grandfather studied Italian.