General How many languages do you speak?

[The Fool]

then it should be like "seh khudartho"

been using the word wrong for ages then

 

[AL.]

been using the word wrong for ages then

nah its fine lol

 

[The Fool]

nah its fine lol

i must have caused a lot of raised eyebrows lol

 

[AL.]

i must have caused a lot of raised eyebrows lol

I guess yeah lol

 

[Captain Khan]

There was only 1 word i ever learned in Bengali/Bangla it was "Khuda-kha-hoi-seh" sorry if i pronounced it wrong
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i also only picked up 1 word in polish and it was "Kurwa" or i think its "Kurva" lol

The are numerous bengali dialects . Also very hard to write them in Roman script .
As AL said it is not a single word .

 

[Akiyousei]

i remember watching some gaelic sport and it was with gaelic language and picked some words up but then never saw the sport again

it's probably the gaelic football~ ne it's actually very interesting than both football and rugby since it's literally the combination of both alright hahahahahaha

 

[Deleted member 29]

Italian
My hometown dialect
English
French and Japanese (basic level)

 

[Rej]

Iway ancay onlyway eakspay ermangay, englishway, erbiansay
andway ocopay anishspay

 

[JioFreed]

Spanish and that's all, english only sounds cool in my mind

 

[Ali]

Where/how did you learn French??

From school, I attended a very strict school called the Distinguished secondary school, you have to pass a two step exam in order to enroll yourself in it. We learned French in 6 years but we focused on communication skills more than grammar so I did really bad in the final examination but fortunately passed lol we also learned Kurdish, it’s very close to Turkish and Persian but never had the chance to continue learning as the teacher quit for unknown reasons ?

I really want to learn languages though but I failed a lot of times already xD

Best way is to listen to TV shows over and over and see subtitles in your language then see subtitles in the language you wanna learn, it’s so effective I was able to speak fluent English better than my parents at the age of 12.

if I just sit and listen to a convo I can understand them, but if I have to speak back I get flustered and forget everything.

There’s a Japanese saying that says: if I read, I only obtain 40%, if I read and listen, I obtain 70%, if I read and listen and do, I obtain 90%. Wherever you go, there’s learning and there’s something more important, practicing. I tried learning Persian once, heard it’s very similar to Arabic and Pakistani, i mistakingly offended someone when I thought I was telling him something totally different, it’s true I put myself in an uncomfortable situation but it motivated me to learn better, now, I have like 20 Persian songs on my I phone that I can listen to and understand pretty good ?

I feel bad for the time I spent trying to learn French but didn't make any good results

It’s not easy but it’s it hard, the first step is to learn how each verb is converted according to each person, je, tu, vous, nous, il, ils, elle and elles. Once you got this you can easily say simple phrases cuz the complement of the sentence is mostly plain and does not need any further modification.
As for abbreviations and for verb tenses, it needs a bit more time to learn.

I also can read and understand Arabic a little ya, like waaaaaay too little.

High five, ما شاء الله

I can only read Arabic

جميل جدا لكن الان لا أستطيع ان اخدعك بلغتي العربية ?

I can't speak in Arabic

I don’t think you got what he meant lol

khudaa = hunger
kha = eat
hoi = happens
seh he/she

Khudaa alone means God in Persian and Pakistani, khuda Hafez means God protects you.

been using the word wrong for ages then

Lol yeah taste some of the fail I’ve been feeling for the past couple of days ??

Italian
My hometown dialect
English
French and Japanese (basic level)

I really want to lean Italian, it’s so cool.

Spanish and that's all, english only sounds cool in my mind

La casa de papel made me learn a bit Spanish, my favorite word is Trankilo for relax

 

[Akiyousei]

High five, ما شاء الله

I know it's read as masyaallah alright, but seriously I can't read anything more without harkat~

 

[Ali]

I know it's read as masyaallah alright, but seriously I can't read anything more without harkat~

that's some advanced rerading level TBH. i know a lot of Tv show hosts who don't even give a sh*t about Harakat when it's extremly important.
for those who doesn't know what Aki-ne and I are talking about, Harakat are like the small lines you see on top of words in french for example, it effects the pronounciation of a word very much.

 

[Akiyousei]

that's some advanced rerading level TBH. i know a lot of Tv show hosts who don't even give a sh*t about Harakat when it's extremly important.
for those who doesn't know what Aki-ne and I are talking about, Harakat are like the small lines you see on top of words in french for example, it effects the pronounciation of a word very much.

I can read some words without harakat, most of the time, and it has to be the word I often use alright~ other than that I'm as well as ?.

 

[Ali]

I can read some words without harakat, most of the time, and it has to be the word I often use alright~ other than that I'm as well as ?.

what's your favorite word in arabic?

 

[Akiyousei]

what's your favorite word in arabic?

Salah? Hahahaha idk, I don't have one I guess. I'm not that well acquinted with arabic literation, even I prefer to use other languages to pray ?

 

[Ali]

Salah? Hahahaha idk, I don't have one I guess. I'm not that well acquinted with arabic literation, even I prefer to use other languages to pray ?

Salah hahaha
Arabic is classified as one of the most difficult languages in the world. the good thing about arabic language is that once you are able to speak it, you'll be able to communicate with people in more than 20 different countries in which arabic is the official language.

 

[Akiyousei]

Salah hahaha
Arabic is classified as one of the most difficult languages in the world. the good thing about arabic language is that once you are able to speak it, you'll be able to communicate with people in more than 20 different countries in which arabic is the official language.

Hahahahaha that's great, but I've no intention to learn to able to converse in Arabic, yet at least.

I can speak wee Japanese though, and that means I'm already able to communicate with every single weebs from the entire planet universe.

 

[tangerine]

Spanish and that's all, english only sounds cool in my mind

Ohh your written English is so good tho but I get it. I suddenly can't English ? when I talk with a native speaker ??

From school, I attended a very strict school called the Distinguished secondary school, you have to pass a two step exam in order to enroll yourself in it. We learned French in 6 years but we focused on communication skills more than grammar so I did really bad in the final examination but fortunately passed lol we also learned Kurdish, it’s very close to Turkish and Persian but never had the chance to continue learning as the teacher quit for unknown reasons ?

Nice! Oh, that's true. Oral communication skills are more useful in everyday life. Doesn't even have to be perfect, just as long as you understand the other person. Grammar is just really for exams, I mean if you're required to follow it strictly.

 

[edogama]

just 2, my native language & English. Well, my english maybe not good enough. It's nice we can learning English from many media, such as movie, music, comic, etc.
I also can read Arabic, bust just basic (with Harekat).

 

[Ali]

I also can read Arabic, bust just basic (with Harekat).

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