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Continuing from the conversation in the "Introduce Yourself" thread.

Math: Remember 9 before 3, exept after D!

My brother, Sean, sometimes talks fast and we can't understand him. We decided that when he talks fast, he's speaking "Seanese". I have no clue how to speak Seanese and am not about to try. But over time, I've discovered that Donkey Kong Country in Seanese is said "DonKonCutry"

I've chosen french but my vocabulary shrinked to almost zero. Spanish would have been a much better choice...

Oui oui, senior.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LFKBwEPAEZ8
The soixante-quatres sound funny (okay, maybe Vierundsechzig does sound as bad as the french number) and I like his "Türok". I hope you can see the "Umlaut", those points over the u

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hl6MZqhjt84
this laugh after talking about those special camera-buttons sounds, ehh, well... I don't have any words for that

Kong-Fu wrote:My brother, Sean, sometimes talks fast and we can't understand him. We decided that when he talks fast, he's speaking "Seanese". I have no clue how to speak Seanese and am not about to try. But over time, I've discovered that Donkey Kong Country in Seanese is said "DonKonCutry"

Hey... I speak Seanese too.

I would prefer spelling it "DonKonCuntry"

Tiptup Jr. wrote:

Kong-Fu wrote:My brother, Sean, sometimes talks fast and we can't understand him. We decided that when he talks fast, he's speaking "Seanese". I have no clue how to speak Seanese and am not about to try. But over time, I've discovered that Donkey Kong Country in Seanese is said "DonKonCutry"

Hey... I speak Seanese too.

Sorry. by the way how do you say "English, dude! " in Seanese? I'm gonna need that one for him.

ENGLISHDUDEOMFGAREYOURETARDEDCUZYOUSUREACTLIKEITYOUSTUPIDBITCH.

That'll shut him up.

[accent=french]Very interesting[/accent]

I speak semi-fluent Indonesian... semi fluent meaning I have the vocabulary of a four or five year old speaking their first language.

Kowbrainz wrote:I speak semi-fluent Indonesian... semi fluent meaning I have the vocabulary of a four or five year old speaking their first language.

I'm like that with mandarin.

I'm pretty good at Pig Latin. I'm not fluent, but I think that if I ever went there I could probably get by.

Me too

Jomingo wrote:Pig Latin.

Oink, oink?

Mingojay is uentflay!

haha@oink oink

Internet slang should be a language of its own. I'm glad you guys use correct grammar.

haha@oink oink

Internet slang should be a language of its own. I'm glad you guys use correct grammar.

echnicalTay ifficultiesDay?

I'm mexican and have been learning English since kindergarden. You know, learning to say: "apple", "banana", "yellow" XD And was just 'til Elementary School that I started learning to actually talk =P As, I remember my first sentences in my book: "What's your name?" Being my first question LOL! Then I started learning stuff like: "I am (name)", I'm 6 years old or stuff.

I actually think English is complicated, sometimes you pronounce letters that aren't even in the word you're pronouncing! While in Spanish, a is always a, b is always b, there are just few gramatical stuff like "que" or "güi", as in "queso" or "pingüino". But basically you just say what you read. XD

haha the word colonel always pissed me off

Yeah, English is crazy. I can't believe some dicks go around (especially on the internet) thinking everyone should speak it.

Yes, I always found it strange that it might take an American maybe three years to learn to speak english, yet we keep learning english all the way through school, and it's our native tounge! Talaivanizer, don't worry about it if you have any problem speaking English clearly, we will work around it.

cfh wrote:I can't believe some dicks go around (especially on the internet) thinking everyone should speak it.

Das denk ich mir auch manchmal. Aber so schlimm ist Englisch auch nicht. Französisch ist schlimmer!
Scheiß auf Grammatik, wen interessieren schon die Zeiten?

I know some German... uh, kindergarden pretzel waltz hamburger foosball quartz strudel blitz zeppelin pumpernickel football, uh...

...

English is tough .

I'm american by the way.

Yeah, it's though, I still like it! =)

¡Tú hablas inglés bien! Eres mejor que tú piensas.

Blaziken257 wrote:¡Tú hablas inglés bien! Eres mejor que tú piensas.

Mhh, somehow french is helping here.
I'll try translating the words.

Tú = You ; hablas = speak ; inglés = english ; bien = good/well !
Eres = Is/It is ; mejor = ¿better? ; que = than/as ; tú = you ; piensas = think.

Tu parles bien anglais! Il est meilleur que tu pense.
Du spricht gutes Englisch! Es ist besser als du denkst.
Is this translation ok?

You got all those words right except for "eres," which means "you are" (in singular form). "Es" means "it is."

Verbesserung/Correction:
Tú = You ; hablas = speak ; inglés = english ; bien = good/well !
Eres = You are ; mejor = better ; que = than/as ; tú = you ; piensas = think.

I love this turned aroung question mark! ¿

Tu parles bien anglais! Il est meilleur que tu pense.
Du spricht gutes Englisch! Es ist besser als du denkst.

Tu parles bien anglais! Tu es meilleur que tu pense.
Du spricht gutes Englisch! Du bist besser als du denkst.

Si. Nacho, burrito Amigo! Grande enchilada. Mucho pinata?

Tu madre esla mesa?
^ I think I said that one right. Can somebody translate it for me.

Uno azul manzana.

Viva Pinata!
I love Enchilada! There are some nice drinks like Frozen Mango Margaritas and Caipirinhas!

Don't drink the water.

Stone wrote:Viva Pinata!
I love Enchilada! There are some nice drinks like Frozen Mango Margaritas and Caipirinhas!

I wish I had access to alcohol. That is alcoholic right?

Ni Hao, everyone!

Mitsubishi, toyata tsunami ticonderoga. Pikachu godzill, hello kitty! Shoe.

Blaziken257 wrote:¡Tú hablas inglés bien! Eres mejor que tú piensas.

Why? Thanks! by the way, You forgot to add "de lo" as: "Eres mejor de lo que tú piensas" =P

You got that right Stone, all those are correct, except for the "Eres" which Blaziken257 has just stated.

Jomingo wrote:Nacho, burrito Amigo! Grande enchilada. Mucho pinata?

Tu madre esla mesa?
^ I think I said that one right. Can somebody translate it for me.

Uno azul manzana.

Ok, you said:

"Nacho, burrito friend! Enchilada Big. Piñata too much?

Is your mother thetable?

An apple blue."

You got that one right, but you except you forgot to separate "es" and "la", two different words.

I've seen many English speaker people has this problems, in Spanish the adjective is before the noun, instead of "the big boy" we say "the boy big" as in "el niño grande" instead of "el grande niño" Just some advice for you XD

I'm learning Spanish, I'm horrible at it though.XD

I LUUUV when English speakers talk in spanish and pronounce the "R" the English way, instead of the Spanish Way, or they pronounce the "O" as "Ou" as instead of "Perdone, ¿dónde está el restaurante?" They say "Peurdoune, ¿dóunde está el urestauruante?" xD

I agree, I love this "¿" mark, I have it in my keyboard! >=D

Well that was a super-bump, but rather than complaining, I'll just add my thoughts.

Kiddy, I'm going to learn Spanish soon! I will probably do all of those things you mentioned in your above post... Although I'll try to speak with a Spanish accent.

I know it was a super-bump, but yesterday I saw a Mexican Soap Opera where one of the actors was portraying an US person which talked in spanish in a really funny way =P

Anyway it's cool you're learning spanish =) Good luck! =D

Native Finnish
Excellent English
Swedish

So your native tongue is Finnish, you speak fluent English, and you also speak Swedish, but perhaps not fluently?

That's what I got out of that. It certainly seems he just posted the basics, there's not even any punctuation in that post!

Qyzbud wrote:So your native tongue is Finnish, you speak fluent English, and you also speak Swedish, but perhaps not fluently?

Exactly. If a Swedish person talks to me I don't really understand that much. However, I can talk to a Swedish person so he or she understands me.. a bit.

I speak Dutch (but of course), I'm pretty good at English, and I can't talk German at all, but I can understand it without any major problems.

Gleich mal testen
Ich hoffe mal, dass es im Sprachenthread nicht Off-Topic ist, in anderen Sprachen zu schreiben

I agree completely.

So does anyone here actually speak a second language? I speak English & Spanish
I would like French to be my 3rd language.

I speak Spanish & English, but my friend says I have a great French accent, even though I only know the absolutely basic words. So, I'd like French to be my third language. My sister speaks English, Spanish, French, Japanese, and sign language. She also took German and Arabian but she doesn't remember them well.

Lo más dificil de el español es colocar las tildes correctamente, especiálmente cuando lo escribes en una computadora y constántemente tienes que utilizar la tecla de Alt.

English: The hardest thing to do in Spanish is place the tilde correctly, especially when you write it in a computer and you have to constantly use the Alt key.

I only know English and a tiny bit of Indonesian from primary school.
Apa Kabar?

Hmm....

I know English, some Spanish words, and one Sweedish word I learned in DKC3.

One problem: How do I pronounce "bear" in Sweedish anyway?

PotoGamer wrote:Lo más dificil de el español es colocar las tildes correctamente, especiálmente cuando lo escribes en una computadora y constántemente tienes que utilizar la tecla de Alt.

There are a lot of grammatical errors Joking, ok. But there are a lot of errors XD
But what do you mean with the Alt key? Don't you have this little key to the right of the P? All you do is click it, appears as nothing happened but if you click in a vocal, an accent is added to it.

I already said my nationality earlier in this topic, but I'd also like to learn Portuguese. It's my favorite language, then is Spanish, then is Japanese, then is Cantonese, then is English.

Have you ever seen a screenshot of an Arabian Windows?

I only know English, but I'm learning Spanish, so it will probably become my second language.



I can count to 30!

Yes, my spanish spelling stinks, don't correct me on everything, just correct me on the numbers, because I know I made a mistake there somewhere...

No, this isn't all I know. I know many other things to, like individual words, and a few other phrases, anyways...

Como Estas?