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Post by +Reira+ on Jun 30, 2007 16:34:40 GMT 8
wow, alotta ppl know alotta languages!  so coool! Hey, is German hard? It seems hard.. Haha. We are so knowledgeable! Just saying. Anybody know Korean? Japanese seems quite common, huh? But i think its one of the easiest, na? My teacher said that if you know Chinese, it's easier to learn Jap and vice versa.  |
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Post by purplefalls on Jun 30, 2007 21:59:07 GMT 8
I only know english and malay.. I'm interested to learn other language but have never gotten to actually learn any. I think its cool that alot of people can speak languages other than their mother tongue
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Post by +Reira+ on Jun 30, 2007 22:04:01 GMT 8
I only know english and malay.. I'm interested to learn other language but have never gotten to actually learn any. I think its cool that alot of people can speak languages other than their mother tongue Hahaha, yeah! it is...mayb we can learn abit like phrases from everyone here, na? welcome, purplefalls! |
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Post by PurpleTab on Jul 1, 2007 2:35:11 GMT 8
I know English, chinese, TeoChew, abit of hokkien, and abit of handsign language  |
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Post by Moontje on Jul 1, 2007 3:03:24 GMT 8
- Dutch
- English
- German
- French
And I'm trying to learn Mandarin, but yeah, have to learn it myself -_-'
Oh and I used to know some Spanish... but forgot it all...
And my French and German are actually not that well, but the teachers always tell me a pronounce it all very good, so guess that's something. But still learning that languages at school, so that'll become better =)
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Post by lunaliight on Jul 1, 2007 7:36:43 GMT 8
What is TeoChew ?
Can somebody tell me exactly what hokkien is ?
And which languages do they speak in Taiwan ?
+Reira+ : I don't think that German is hard for me because I live in Norway and the languages is pretty like each other.
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Post by PurpleTab on Jul 1, 2007 12:09:35 GMT 8
Well, TeoChew is actually not consider as a language. Teochew is a dialect for chinese people. Hokkien is also consider a chinese dialect. Hokkien is also called 'min nan yu' In Taiwan, they speak mandarin. But they also speak hokkien (min nan yu).  |
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Post by mjfl on Jul 2, 2007 23:11:48 GMT 8
1. English
2. Malay
3. Chinese - Mandarin (Learnt it through self-study)
4. Chinese - Hokkien (Mum's Hokkien & part nyonya)
5. Chinese - Cantonese (Dad's Cantonese & I live in KL)
6. French (Picked it up while studying)
7. Conversational Spanish/Mexican (Picked it up while I was working in the US)
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Post by hannah1796 on Jul 3, 2007 6:18:43 GMT 8
1. Manderin
2. Taiwanese
3. Spanish (Learned in school)
4. English
5. Japenese (Learned from my cousin. I can speak it fluently as well)
6. French (Learned it in school)
7. Partly Korean
8. Cantonese
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Post by hannah1796 on Jul 3, 2007 6:20:17 GMT 8
adding on
9. Hokkien
10. German
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Post by ArronIluvU on Jul 3, 2007 7:45:11 GMT 8
indonesian language? hm.. that language a bit different from malay .. but , i learn from friend too! ^_^ lu ud makan ? Xd!! its actually kamu sudah makan? (have you eaten yet?):] |
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Post by yoosung on Jul 3, 2007 21:54:00 GMT 8
i know
cantonese - my mother tongue,
malay - a compulsory subject in my country,
english - as the second language,
mandarin - a liltle... mostly know how to listen than speak,
korean - learning from my sister...
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