Dutch
English
German
English
German
English
Spanish
Catalan
French
All fluently.
Spanish
Catalan
French
All fluently.
too bad learning anything besides english is a waste of time
That sort of ignorance is why this world fails.argo4 wrote:
too bad learning anything besides english is a waste of time
Your job prolly requires you to know only one lingo I presumeargo4 wrote:
too bad learning anything besides english is a waste of time
Swedish, I speak little Finland, and speak I English, as you clear see.
The idea of any hi-fi system is to reproduce the source material as faithfully as possible, and to deliberately add distortion to everything you hear (due to amplifier deficiencies) because it sounds 'nice' is simply not high fidelity. If that is what you want to hear then there is no problem with that, but by adding so much additional material (by way of harmonics and intermodulation) you have a tailored sound system, not a hi-fi. - Rod Elliot, ESP
Je parle francais aussi.Zimmer wrote:
English
Spanish
Catalan
French
All fluently.
I'm pro, yes? lol
I can only speak English.
When I was little I could speak Italian but forgot it all when I moved away with my mom.
When I was little I could speak Italian but forgot it all when I moved away with my mom.
Oh dear. Go back to primary school, please.Jenspm wrote:
Je parle francais aussi.Zimmer wrote:
English
Spanish
Catalan
French
All fluently.
I'm pro, yes? lol
You killed me Jens, you killed me.
Je parle un peu francais mais un peu francais c'est merde.
Oh, and I have a brilliant story about Fin, told him to go into a post office in france and ask "Ou est le magazine de sport" and he went in and said "Je suis une magazine de sport"
haha.
Oh, and I have a brilliant story about Fin, told him to go into a post office in france and ask "Ou est le magazine de sport" and he went in and said "Je suis une magazine de sport"
haha.
/facepalm!SirSchloppy wrote:
Je parle un peu francais mais un peu francais c'est merde.
Oh, and I have a brilliant story about Fin, told him to go into a post office in france and ask "Ou est le magazine de sport" and he went in and said "Je suis une magazine de sport"
haha.
Gratz Fin!
'sif, you're just jealous of my mind-bogling multi-lingual skills.Zimmer wrote:
Oh dear. Go back to primary school, please.Jenspm wrote:
Je parle francais aussi.Zimmer wrote:
English
Spanish
Catalan
French
All fluently.
I'm pro, yes? lol
You killed me Jens, you killed me.
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actually, I wish I was good at languages... I just fail at it D: oh well, Norwegian is spoken everywhere, so...
Not spoken here Jens
Mér dettur ekkert í hug til þess að skrifa hérna nema eitthvað bull þannig að ég skrifa þetta, ætli einhver skilji þetta? Held ekki...
My guesses:Sydney wrote:
Mér dettur ekkert í hug til þess að skrifa hérna nema eitthvað bull þannig að ég skrifa þetta, ætli einhver skilji þetta? Held ekki...
skrifa = to write?
eitthvað = something?
þetta = this?
ekki = not? (as in Norwegian icke?)
That's all the Icelandic I can "understand" in your statement.
English somewhat
French fluently (mother tongue)
Polish--enough to get food, booze, a pad and a plane ticket
Italian--can read, not speak nor write
Spanish--same thing
Portugese--same thing
German--can hold a bad convo with a native
Russian--a couple of words, can read somewhat
Arabic--I know a few words, not enough for anything other than eating
French fluently (mother tongue)
Polish--enough to get food, booze, a pad and a plane ticket
Italian--can read, not speak nor write
Spanish--same thing
Portugese--same thing
German--can hold a bad convo with a native
Russian--a couple of words, can read somewhat
Arabic--I know a few words, not enough for anything other than eating
I like pie.
Plusieurs sont polyglottes ici, je suis impressionné.
French of course = mother tongue
English quite all right for somebody that learn that language at work.
Spanish and italian, just enough not to starve but not enough to maintain a conversation.
Je veux une poule et un poule de luxe à part ça!
French of course = mother tongue
English quite all right for somebody that learn that language at work.
Spanish and italian, just enough not to starve but not enough to maintain a conversation.
Je veux une poule et un poule de luxe à part ça!
You serious?argo4 wrote:
too bad learning anything besides english is a waste of time
I remember getting a few jobs solely based on the fact that I spoke Arabic/English fluently.
I giggled.Yaocelotl wrote:
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.
Pero a veces necesito usar una aplicación para traducir algunos verbos y otras palabras...
Ich bin doof
- Superior Mind
- (not macbeth)
- +1,755|7119
Yo quiero dos tacos pollo y un taco carne. Gracias, bro.
Fluent in American, Canadian, Eastern Wisconsin, and Brooklyn.
Winnar.stryyker wrote:
Fluent in American, Canadian, Eastern Wisconsin, and Brooklyn.
Ich habe ein kuli?
i can speak a little spanish. cant hold a conversation but can usually understand whats going on