Buon giorno!
Privyat. Cog de la? (i don't know how to write Cyrillic)
Privyat. Cog de la? (i don't know how to write Cyrillic)
Slovene
Serbo-Croatian
English
German
Should be starting to learn Italian within a year (man's gotta know how to seduce Italian chicks in Italian rite?)
Serbo-Croatian
English
German
Should be starting to learn Italian within a year (man's gotta know how to seduce Italian chicks in Italian rite?)
und dann sagt er...FatherTed wrote:
Und dann er sagt...
read the opcl4u53w1t2 wrote:
und dann sagt er...FatherTed wrote:
Und dann er sagt...
Small hourglass island
Always raining and foggy
Use an umbrella
Always raining and foggy
Use an umbrella
ohne musik wäre das leben ein irrtum
je ne veux pas travailler
Schindler and I are like peas in a pod: we're both factory owners, we both made shells for the Nazis, but mine worked, dammit!
je ne veux pas travailler
Schindler and I are like peas in a pod: we're both factory owners, we both made shells for the Nazis, but mine worked, dammit!
Je parle anglais et francais.
I haven't spoken/taken french in a few years, so that could be wrong. damn you Quebec!!!!!
I haven't spoken/taken french in a few years, so that could be wrong. damn you Quebec!!!!!
English (Not bad)
French (My everyday language)
Would like to learn German.
French (My everyday language)
Would like to learn German.
Damn you Canada!CanadianLoser wrote:
Je parle anglais et francais.
I haven't spoken/taken french in a few years, so that could be wrong. damn you Quebec!!!!!
Last edited by Roger Lesboules (2009-02-18 12:22:19)
Je ne comprend pas.
i did beforeFatherTed wrote:
read the opcl4u53w1t2 wrote:
und dann sagt er...FatherTed wrote:
Und dann er sagt...
You woulda fooled me. You speak english just fine?FatherTed wrote:
Oh, and post up what you can speak, and how well
English (badly)
German (quite well)
French (conversationally)
Spanish (pretty badly)
and i can count to 3 in dutch.
15 more years! 15 more years!
This is so full of fail.GravyDan wrote:
Perdon, sudoroso cantinero. Quiero una cerveza, o voy a tener relaciones sexuales con su mejor burro.
Me parece que para traducir el enunciado lo pusiste primero en inglés y utilizaste alguna aplicación (tal vez un traductor en linea?) y te arrojó ese resultado. Para ser sinceros, esta horrenda la traducción.
Do. You. Speak. English?
Where. Is. The. Shop?
Donday. Lur. Shop. Ay?
Where. Is. The. Shop?
Donday. Lur. Shop. Ay?
Finns det några svenskar här? Jag vet att Freezer talar svenskan eftersom han bor på Åland, men jag har inte sett 'riktiga' svenskar (förlåt Freezer ).
-I speak Swedish, but still on limited level. Thanks to the Scandinavian intercommunication, I can understand snippets of Norwegian and Danish (only written though, Danish pronunciation is so odd). It has opened up a whole new world, as Scandinavia differs a lot in terms of culture and mentality. Very intriguing stuff.
-I absolutely love English and I have achieved a decent proficiency. However, I still strive to improve my grasp of it day by day. If there's any language in which I want to reach near-native proficiency, it definitely is English. (inb4 Uzique points out a grammatical error in my sentence structure)
-I haven't really used my French and German for a long time and it has really deteriorated my ability to write coherent texts. Still, I can watch French/German TV or read French/German newspapers without too many problems. I'm just lacking the confidence of producing the languages myself. I have this bad habit of switching to English
-Obviously, I speak Dutch as it's my mother tongue.
-I speak Swedish, but still on limited level. Thanks to the Scandinavian intercommunication, I can understand snippets of Norwegian and Danish (only written though, Danish pronunciation is so odd). It has opened up a whole new world, as Scandinavia differs a lot in terms of culture and mentality. Very intriguing stuff.
-I absolutely love English and I have achieved a decent proficiency. However, I still strive to improve my grasp of it day by day. If there's any language in which I want to reach near-native proficiency, it definitely is English. (inb4 Uzique points out a grammatical error in my sentence structure)
-I haven't really used my French and German for a long time and it has really deteriorated my ability to write coherent texts. Still, I can watch French/German TV or read French/German newspapers without too many problems. I'm just lacking the confidence of producing the languages myself. I have this bad habit of switching to English
-Obviously, I speak Dutch as it's my mother tongue.
J'ai pris une classe du francais pour deux ans.
Edit: I'd really like to learn German but it's not offered in my school. Can't be bothered to self-study while I'm taking French, let alone the rest of my classes.
Edit: I'd really like to learn German but it's not offered in my school. Can't be bothered to self-study while I'm taking French, let alone the rest of my classes.
Last edited by Defiance (2009-02-18 13:36:17)
English- excellent
German- better than Ted
Spanish - donde esta la Biblioteka? (that's it, really)
Would like to learn French and Latin, though
German- better than Ted
Spanish - donde esta la Biblioteka? (that's it, really)
Would like to learn French and Latin, though
latvian, english fluently
spanish-decently, just need to speak more
spanish-decently, just need to speak more
English - fluent
Dutch - fluent
Spanish - decent
French - used to be good, getting worse without practise
Russian - reasonably well read, terrible spoken
Dutch - fluent
Spanish - decent
French - used to be good, getting worse without practise
Russian - reasonably well read, terrible spoken
Basic French & Spanish (enough to get by), English of course.
Norn Iron more likekylef wrote:
Basic French & Spanish (enough to get by), English of course.
Small hourglass island
Always raining and foggy
Use an umbrella
Always raining and foggy
Use an umbrella
I don't speak what I don't even consider a language "ryt m8 crak" ain't my sort of thingFatherTed wrote:
Norn Iron more likekylef wrote:
Basic French & Spanish (enough to get by), English of course.
English and Arabic.
Some Spanish(can count and talk conversationally, not write).
Some Spanish(can count and talk conversationally, not write).
Fuck I got a test in Italian tonight.
Also, goatfucker in Dutch is geitenneuker.
Also, goatfucker in Dutch is geitenneuker.
Ich habe ein tischtennistisch und mein pferd ist krank ...
Didn't we have a lingo thread hidden away somewhere?
Like all good Scandinavians I'm fluent in Norwegian, Swedish and Danish
*Can speak German well enough to have a conversation with a native
*Am getting better at Italian, beyond the point of not just starving ... can soon make poor conversation with the natives
*Wouldn't starve to death in Spain
*Would prolly starve in France but not to death
*Would almost certainly starve to death in Holland but only after I gravely insulted the population thinking I was asking for food.
*Bits and pieces of other lingos
Didn't we have a lingo thread hidden away somewhere?
Like all good Scandinavians I'm fluent in Norwegian, Swedish and Danish
*Can speak German well enough to have a conversation with a native
*Am getting better at Italian, beyond the point of not just starving ... can soon make poor conversation with the natives
*Wouldn't starve to death in Spain
*Would prolly starve in France but not to death
*Would almost certainly starve to death in Holland but only after I gravely insulted the population thinking I was asking for food.
*Bits and pieces of other lingos
Wait behind the line ..............................................................
Here is an easy one not to starve in france...Point at someone dish and say. "La meme chose!"Varegg wrote:
Ich habe ein tischtennistisch und mein pferd ist krank ...
Didn't we have a lingo thread hidden away somewhere?
Like all good Scandinavians I'm fluent in Norwegian, Swedish and Danish
*Can speak German well enough to have a conversation with a native
*Am getting better at Italian, beyond the point of not just starving ... can soon make poor conversation with the natives
*Wouldn't starve to death in Spain
*Would prolly starve in France but not to death
*Would almost certainly starve to death in Holland but only after I gravely insulted the population thinking I was asking for food.
*Bits and pieces of other lingos
Nourriture SVP can't be that hard to remember.Roger Lesboules wrote:
Here is an easy one not to starve in france...Point at someone dish and say. "La meme chose!"Varegg wrote:
Ich habe ein tischtennistisch und mein pferd ist krank ...
Didn't we have a lingo thread hidden away somewhere?
Like all good Scandinavians I'm fluent in Norwegian, Swedish and Danish
*Can speak German well enough to have a conversation with a native
*Am getting better at Italian, beyond the point of not just starving ... can soon make poor conversation with the natives
*Wouldn't starve to death in Spain
*Would prolly starve in France but not to death
*Would almost certainly starve to death in Holland but only after I gravely insulted the population thinking I was asking for food.
*Bits and pieces of other lingos