What languages can you speak?

naomi14 wrote:

May I ask a question? What's a gibberish? :rofl: *baka*

Nonsense stuff.

gaijin mark wrote:[image]
If you can say "nucular" that means you talk "Ammurican"

:rofl: :lol:
Family Guy Peter says to his wife: "Haha! You said nuclear, it's nucular dummy, the 's' is silent". :hehe:


On topic: To my parents greatest disapointment, I suck in any languages. :shamefulcry:

tabana wrote:

On topic: To my parents greatest disapointment, I suck in any languages. :shamefulcry:

Atleast you are good in C language :bonk: :hehe:

Oh yeah. Thanks for reminding me. :woot:


At least I think I am... :beaten:

tabana wrote:Oh yeah. Thanks for reminding me. :woot:


At least I think I am... :beaten:

I heard that people from Ayu's planet knows that language very well, so I guess we can communicate with them after all :hehe:

I can speak...

Visaya (Filipino dialect)
Tagalog
English
Japanese (currently trying to devote my all on mastering this one)
French (studied this in high school and college... forgotten most already :sweat: )
Spanish (some basic words and expressions that are similar in Filipino)

I live in a place that has a majority of Hispanics and therefore I have been told to learn their language by so many people, because they say it's important (most Hispanics here don't know English). I've actually been sneered at and looked down on so many times for not speaking it. First of all, Spanish is not appealing to me and I dislike it even more when people try to force me to learn it. Seriously, we're in America. Everyone should learn to speak English rather than expecting others to bend down and cater to what other people lack. :grumble:

I apologize for the rant. I just felt like releasing all that :sweat:

I sorta understand where you're coming from. I live in an area where the majority of the population is south asian, but they speak punjabi and other languages that I can barely understand, and can't speak at all. But because of the colour of my skin they assume that I can. And when I try to tell them that I don't know what they're saying, I'm frowned upon.

Wynter wrote:And when I try to tell them that I don't know what they're saying, I'm frowned upon.

That's when you flip 'em off... They'll understand that. :hehe:

bmwracer wrote:
That's when you flip 'em off... They'll understand that. :hehe:

But they know where I live... and prolly work for my psycho mum. :shamefulcry:

bmwracer wrote:
That's when you flip 'em off... They'll understand that. :hehe:

You can always garble and speak Klingon.

bmwracer wrote:
That's when you flip 'em off... They'll understand that. :hehe:

LOL I guess that makes that a universal language then :nut:

Wynter, sorry to hear the same story happens to you. This is exactly why I want to move out after I graduate. Two and a half years seem too far away...

shinshin wrote:
LOL I guess that makes that a universal language then :nut:

Wynter, sorry to hear the same story happens to you. This is exactly why I want to move out after I graduate. Two and a half years seem too far away...

Well I can't move out until I marry again, but we are moving to a polish community in april. Is there some signifiance here?

I can order a beer in Spanish. That's pretty much it. :mrgreen:

tabana wrote:I can order a beer in Spanish. That's pretty much it. :mrgreen:

Cerveza, por favor!! :hehe:

That's it. I can also say "dos cerveza, por favor" :beaten:

mas tequila por favor! :drink:

krim wrote:mas tequila por favor! :drink:

El bano, por favor.

dochira wrote:
El bano, por favor.

the bath?

krim wrote:
the bath?

I'm looking for what's next to it (in most rooms).

dochira wrote:
I'm looking for what's next to it (in most rooms).

la ducha?