Which language do you speak?

crazymilangirl · Oct 21, 2006

Dora said:
huh, currently i'm learning spanish (me & Soda), i've got the greatest teacher in the world (Vani) haha
so in a few months i'll be talking spanish like i was born there
LOL

we've got the greatest teacher!!!

languages i can speak and write in: english, norwegian, spanish un poco

languages i can speak and write but not 100% correct: persian, afghan, urdu, hindi, danish, swedish and i understand german a lil' bit :cool:

julia22 · Oct 22, 2006

i speak as mother tongue spanish and i learned english

then i know some phrases in italian

Faяouk · Oct 23, 2006

I speak the only language that everybody could understand...

Football.

Al2O3 · Oct 23, 2006

KAKA' 22 said:
I speak the only language that everybody could understand...

Football.

HAHA!!
you ROCK!!
felt pretty upset that I speak very little languages compare to others...
but I know I sure speak FOOTBALL WELL!!! :cool:

Al2O3 · Oct 23, 2006

btw, I speak Canadian.

Dora · Oct 23, 2006

crazymilangirl said:
we've got the greatest teacher!!!

languages i can speak and write in: english, norwegian, spanish un poco

languages i can speak and write but not 100% correct: persian, afghan, urdu, hindi, danish, swedish and i understand german a lil' bit

yeah, yeah, we've got the greatest teacher

so, i speak croatian (of course, it's my mother tongue), english, a bit of spanish, italian (not good :rolleyes:

)
i know some phrases in german, swedish, portuguese
yeah, and i just started with my portuguese classes (always wanted to learn)

xavi · Oct 24, 2006

English, French, Italian, and a bit german and spanish.

Jivara · Oct 25, 2006

Dora said:
yeah, yeah, we've got the greatest teacher

so, i speak croatian (of course, it's my mother tongue), english, a bit of spanish, italian (not good )
i know some phrases in german, swedish, portuguese
yeah, and i just started with my portuguese classes (always wanted to learn)

is there a language called croatian?? ... i thought its slavic .. i know croatia, bosnia, serbia, montenegro, and herzogvina all speak the same language but maybe different pronounciations on some words .... i know oher balkan countries use slavic too... but romania for example has a completely different language thats more eurpean/latin

I speak Arabic, English ... i took french in school but never finished because it was boring and complicated, i would love to learn portuguese, spanish and italian

brajo · Oct 25, 2006

Jivara said:
is there a language called croatian?? ... i thought its slavic .. i know croatia, bosnia, serbia, montenegro, and herzogvina all speak the same language but maybe different pronounciations on some words .... i know oher balkan countries use slavic too... but romania for example has a completely different language thats more eurpean/latin

Whaddaya mean - slavic is not so european? Slavic is very european: russian, polish, belarus, ukrainian, czech, slovakian etc. are slavic languages too. Italic/romance languages are spoken in Europe (Romania, France, Belgium, Italy, Spain, Portugal and Malta I think), but in South America too.

Mind you, we've never had 'yugoslavian' language in the old country. Officially it was either 'serbo-croat' or 'croato-serbian'. You're re right though, the "ex-Yu languages" are very similar. Same goes for czech and slovakian I suppose. Hungarian again is totally different (ugra-finnish). That's very interesting stuff!

thismisery · Oct 25, 2006

Al2O3 said:
btw, I speak Canadian.

lol don't you mean english and french?

Jivara · Oct 25, 2006

brajo said:
Whaddaya mean - slavic is not so european? Slavic is very european: russian, polish, belarus, ukrainian, czech, slovakian etc. are slavic languages too. Italic/romance languages are spoken in Europe (Romania, France, Belgium, Italy, Spain, Portugal and Malta I think), but in South America too.

Mind you, we've never had 'yugoslavian' language in the old country. Officially it was either 'serbo-croat' or 'croato-serbian'. You're re right though, the "ex-Yu languages" are very similar. Same goes for czech and slovakian I suppose. Hungarian again is totally different (ugra-finnish). That's very interesting stuff!

no thats not what i mean... you actually answered what i meant ... i was saying that slavic is completely different to the rest of the western european languages like french, portuguese, italian, spanish ...etc and more similar to russian and eastern european languages like russian, polish, whatever...

hungarian is the hardest ... they always have the letters s z c v all after each other... how do you pronounce that?

Inzaghi9 · Oct 25, 2006

brajo said:
Whaddaya mean - slavic is not so european? Slavic is very european: russian, polish, belarus, ukrainian, czech, slovakian etc. are slavic languages too. Italic/romance languages are spoken in Europe (Romania, France, Belgium, Italy, Spain, Portugal and Malta I think), but in South America too.

Mind you, we've never had 'yugoslavian' language in the old country. Officially it was either 'serbo-croat' or 'croato-serbian'. You're re right though, the "ex-Yu languages" are very similar. Same goes for czech and slovakian I suppose. Hungarian again is totally different (ugra-finnish). That's very interesting stuff!

yep,czech and slovak are very similar,especially for comprehension

alessia · Oct 26, 2006

I speak Arabic my first langu

so any arabs here

English my sec
French my third, after 2 yrs of studying....un pue

Spanish my forth, a yr of studying......the teacher was mean so she made moi/meamo/me hate the class

but am learning it from my friendz

Itailano oh my that's my dream

to speak it you are lucky my dearz whose are speaking it....this is the one thing I really want to do b4 I die

so any1 welling to teach moi/meamo/me

let's see I'll pay you a buck per hour

How is that?

Yuchen Li · Oct 27, 2006

alessia said:
I speak Arabic my first langu so any arabs here
English my sec
French my third, after 2 yrs of studying....un pue
Spanish my forth, a yr of studying......the teacher was mean so she made moi/meamo/me hate the class but am learning it from my friendz
Itailano oh my that's my dream to speak it you are lucky my dearz whose are speaking it....this is the one thing I really want to do b4 I die
so any1 welling to teach moi/meamo/me
let's see I'll pay you a buck per hour
How is that?

Cool man !! If you can speak English, French and Spanish, i think it will be very easy for you to study Italian. :cool:

red · Oct 27, 2006

I Am Living...

Yuchen Fish said:
Cool man !! If you can speak English, French and Spanish, i think it will be very easy for you to study Italian.

agree with ya yuchen then how ya do man it's coool to see you..
then 4 me :
1st : ARABIC
2nd : FRENCH
3rd : ENGLISH
4th : [ spanish & italien ] are one study...

As my father always told me : wihout LANGAG's OR " ALLOGHAT AL HAYA " in arabic :conf:

" we are just like dead " ... :head:

red · Oct 27, 2006

alessia said:
I speak Arabic my first langu so any arabs here
English my sec
French my third, after 2 yrs of studying....un pue
Spanish my forth, a yr of studying......the teacher was mean so she made moi/meamo/me hate the class but am learning it from my friendz
Itailano oh my that's my dream to speak it you are lucky my dearz whose are speaking it....this is the one thing I really want to do b4 I die
so any1 welling to teach moi/meamo/me
let's see I'll pay you a buck per hour
How is that?

SEEM's like that time is getting hard in lebanonne at this times " ya loubnania
kif halek " inti lech za3lana..."Not with the ppl I love...."

Azzurri84 · Oct 31, 2006

I speak fluent Finnish, very good English, and the basics in Norwegian and Swedish. I'm trying to learn Italian and Dutch.

MilanEqualsLove · Oct 31, 2006

RED.
Il me donne mal a la tête avec toutes les couleurs qu'il y as dans son message, s'il vous plait, relax

Yuchen Li · Oct 31, 2006

I found most European people can speak a lot of languages.

sempre_Milan · Oct 31, 2006

I speak Georgian,russian,english,also little German and
when i have time i learn italian,i love it very much :star:

and enjoy studying it

alessia · Nov 1, 2006

Yuchen Fish said:
Cool man !! If you can speak English, French and Spanish, i think it will be very easy for you to study Italian.

yeah dear but am trying all my best to learn it cuz am thinking of going there next summer

red said:
SEEM's like that time is getting hard in lebanonne at this times " ya loubnania
kif halek " inti lech za3lana..."Not with the ppl I love...."

as for ya my dear red ....ahlan beak a5e w merci 3a el tar7eb bas ana maly mn loubnan w allah yakon fe 3onhon :proud:

as for not with the ppl I love that's true :cry:

nice to meet ya my dear bro

Inzaghi9 · Nov 1, 2006

MilanEqualsLove said:
RED.
Il me donne mal a la tête avec toutes les couleurs qu'il y as dans son message, s'il vous plait, relax

Oui,c'est comme tu as dit

milanissimo · Nov 1, 2006

albanian language,croatian(bosnian),italian and english(not perfect

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Rotti · Apr 20, 2015

I managed to find this thread because I am nerd and have no life.

I speak Swedish, Finnish, Turkish, English and some French.

thuhang · Jan 27, 2022

swedishmilanista said:
Just curious to see how many languages all the members of red & black forums can speak since we are like from every country in the world.

I speak

English
German
Swedish
Italian

Vietnam, English, Chinese

VooDooDoll · Jan 27, 2022

thuhang said:
Vietnam, English, Chinese

mate you are so cool,
didnt even know thread like that exists

Ducatti · Mar 10, 2022

English

Ducatti · Mar 10, 2022

Really very good topic!

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