Learning/Speaking Languages

[BlueLion. 21,491]

Tu te débrouilles bien ? Ou tu parles aussi bien que Frank Ribery ?

I speak French of course, my native language, I like English that I practice at school since I'm 4 or 5. My aim is to be fluent or nearly in English, it's one of the reasons I went on this forum

I always wanted to learn Russian, but I have never found time for it...

Je pense je fais pas mal à parler dans langue. Mais j'ai un vocabulaire limité parfois. Ainsi, une conversation détaillée est parfois difficile.

Haha does that make sense? It's meant to say "I think I am not bad at speaking the language. But I sometimes have a limited vocabulary. So an in-depth conversation is difficult sometimes." It's been a while and verb tense I sometimes struggle with.

[chrismada9 1,948]

Norwegian sounds like singing in Swedish.. Whaaaaaaat?

you have to agree! That's true right! I've casually studied Swedish for 4 years so I should know

[kongdaniel 34]

you have to agree! That's true right! I've casually studied Swedish for 4 years so I should know

Well, the languages are very similar, but I have never thought about it like that

Maybe you have a point

So you are pretty good at speaking Swedish then?

[chrismada9 1,948]

Well, the languages are very similar, but I have never thought about it like that

Maybe you have a point

So you are pretty good at speaking Swedish then?

I know enough to get around! Like Alex tried to explain in French (and he didn't do too badly actually) is that my vocabulary is still limited. Linda sent me a good story book to read from Sweden for my birthday! It's all written in Swedish and I'm working my way through it right now! From my experience, it's never easy!

[kongdaniel 34]

I know enough to get around! Like Alex tried to explain in French (and he didn't do too badly actually) is that my vocabulary is still limited. Linda sent me a good story book to read from Sweden for my birthday! It's all written in Swedish and I'm working my way through it right now! From my experience, it's never easy!

I figure you will understand Norwegian and Danish writing when you get more experienced, that is good for you..

good luck understanding danish speaking though haha!

I wish you luck in learning swedish, its not a bad language

[xPetrCechx 13,563]

Hebrew,Russian,English,French a bit...

[SeB 1,281]

Je pense je fais pas mal à parler dans langue. Mais j'ai un vocabulaire limité parfois. Ainsi, une conversation détaillée est parfois difficile.

Haha does that make sense? It's meant to say "I think I am not bad at speaking the language. But I sometimes have a limited vocabulary. So an in-depth conversation is difficult sometimes." It's been a while and verb tense I sometimes struggle with.

Le début est abominable, Frank Ribery n'aurait pas fait mieux.

Je pense que je n'ai pas de mal a parler dans cette langue is a little bit better

Your second sentence seems too academical but it's right

I am going to search tactical/technical vocabulary in english on the Internet, because I haven't so much football vocaulary...

[chrismada9 1,948]

I figure you will understand Norwegian and Danish writing when you get more experienced, that is good for you..

Absolutely!! That's the real benefit of learning Swedish!! I'll definitely have some time to study Norwegian and Danish writing as well. I already know exactly how to tell them apart if you gave me some text to read

good luck understanding danish speaking though

If Norwegian is the melodic language, then Danish people are the ones who talk like they have a spud in their throat!

[kongdaniel 34]

Absolutely!! That's the real benefit of learning Swedish!! I'll definitely have some time to study Norwegian and Danish writing as well. I already know exactly how to tell them apart if you gave me some text to read

If Norwegian is the melodic language, then Danish people are the ones who talk like they have a spud in their throat!

Haha! That is the way we see it here in Norway to! Here is a funny clip about danish language! (Norwegian comedians)

[BlueLion. 21,491]

Le début est abominable, Frank Ribery n'aurait pas fait mieux.

Je pense que je n'ai pas de mal a parler dans cette langue is a little bit better

Your second sentence seems too academical but it's right

I am going to search tactical/technical vocabulary in english on the Internet, because I haven't so much football vocaulary...

Merci!

[BluesChick 1,260]

My kids have decided to take German along with Mandarin in school!!

[Melanicus 5,208]

I speak Russian, Ukrainian, Slovenian, English and French.

[incometax 116]

English(British and North American), French, and extremely little greek. Next summer im doing an internship and was going to take a language course at night at my university, but the question is which one?

I am thinking its between spanish or german. German is hard from what I hear, and spanish is similar to french but I hate speaking french and german just seems so cool to learn and since im in enginnering I figure the germans wouldn't be a bad group of people to associate with.

Any suggestions?

[Hysteria 159]

Spanish is my native language and im still learning english...

[xjdd 11]

Le début est abominable, Frank Ribery n'aurait pas fait mieux.

Je pense que je n'ai pas de mal a parler dans cette langue is a little bit better

Your second sentence seems too academical but it's right

I am going to search tactical/technical vocabulary in english on the Internet, because I haven't so much football vocaulary...

Essaie le FM en francais ! Au fait , je voudrais acheter/telecharger le FM en francais , ca sera bien pour mes etude de francais XDDD ( Pardon je ne sais pas l'article devant du mot FM, <le> Football Manager ? XD )

btw, I want to know some tactical/technical words in French too

I'm learning French, and I'm going to France for my future studies.

I speak English of course, because I was planning about going to study in the UK, but it's too expensive for a Chinese student. Not fluent, but neither my Chinese is XDDDDDDDDDDDD

So Chinese (a.k.a Mandarin), mother tongue.

And I'm good at Japanese, especially in listenining ,I also speak a little , but cannot write in Japanese because I know nothing about it's writing grammar.

[Spike 12,049]

And I'm good at Japanese, especially in listenining ,I also speak a little , but cannot write in Japanese because I know nothing about it's writing grammar.

I imagine Japanese is rather easier to learn than Mandarin. Though Japan does use four alphabets...Hiragana, Katakana, Kanji and Romaji.

Kanji is a bastard to read.

[xjdd 11]

I imagine Japanese is rather easier to learn than Mandarin. Though Japan does use four alphabets...Hiragana, Katakana, Kanji and Romaji.

Kanji is a bastard to read.

Oh really ? Kanjis are Mandarin characters , of course they are hard to read ! so learning Japanese is not difficult for Chinese people haha, our culture are so deeply related.

Hiragana and Katakana are real alphabets, Romaji is a method to present kana in western language I think, so we could type Japanese on standard keyboards.

そうじゃないか something like this XD

[zolayes 14,489]

English(British and North American), French, and extremely little greek. Next summer im doing an internship and was going to take a language course at night at my university, but the question is which one?

I am thinking its between spanish or german. German is hard from what I hear, and spanish is similar to french but I hate speaking french and german just seems so cool to learn and since im in enginnering I figure the germans wouldn't be a bad group of people to associate with.

Any suggestions?

I think its wrong when people suggest German is difficult to learn . The grammar is straightforward with few exceptions ,,most verbs

are regular and pronunciation simple. In terms of Science and Engineering it probably ranks second in importance after English