Languages

:eek:

Wow. That's impressive.

 

I wish I hadn't refused to speak Greenlandic when we moved to Denmark

It'd have been awesome if I could speak Greenlandic

 

i think other then me only 2 more know hebrew Xd including noah xD

 

אני מדבר עברית מה נשמע

 

translator?

 

English, Spanish, and a little Arabic

 

English, Espanol, og Dansk.

I am going to start Chinese, French, or German next semester...maybe two or all three.

 

English and German (Pretty-fluent). I'm majoring in German and I'm actually thinking about doing a double major in another language.

 

English, French and Polish

 

"I speak Hebrew what sounded"
is what google translate gave me

IDK, probably that he's one of the people who speaks hebrew?

 

ahh but the diffrence is some words means multiple things in some languages.

like "ball"
can mean
bouncy ball
or prom

while in hebrew the word for ball
is ball , bullet , and medicine tablet

 

I know that...
which is why i said "is what google translate gave me"
Cuz, let's face it, online translators SUCK

 

English and French fluently. I can get by in Spanish. I can understand a lot of Italian and German. I taught myself a bit of Nepali so I could be polite when I travelled there.

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Google Translate is actually pretty impressive, compared to most of the other ones. The translator widget in Google Wave kinda blew my mind. (But no, it's still not perfect.)

 

English. I speak some french poorly but it's not liek I am ever going to need it. lol

 

Oh, I said "I speak Hebrew, what's up?"

 

Google Translate isn't impressive at all in my opinion. The things never make any sense when you translate something from Danish. At all.

 

English, Malay, Cantonese

In other non-lingual stuff: Intermediate C, Rudimentary C++, Assembly Languages for the PIC16/18F microcontrollers (Intermediate), and Rudimentary Assembly Language for the Motorola 68HC11.

 

really? i've never gotten a decent translation from it...

 

i use google translator at weork all the time, i like how you dont need to click translate nd how you have the auto detect language< which is why i use it .

 

I was born with English, French, Cantonese, Mandarin and Taiwanese...

while I'm learning Japanese in a serious course

and Irish Gaelic on-line (doesn't really count cuz I can't really make sentences :S) and hopefully I get into U of Toronto so I can actually take an Irish course...

and languages like Portuguese Finnish or Dutch in songs (yay Eurovision)

errm... currently I'm writing my notes in Inuktitut and Cyrillic so I only need to learn the language(s) itself when I get the chance and not how to read and write it ^^