Multi/Bilingual Language Thread

[Evadig]

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I think I need to announce this
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Welcome to America!
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Good enough for a comedy slideshow

 

[fluffycrow]

@PanosGR come join. You can help teach the aspiring Greek speaker @Lemon-Drop

 

[PanosGR]

@PanosGR come join. You can help teach the aspiring Greek speaker @Lemon-Drop

Of course hahaha

 

[fluffycrow]

Glad you're up for it. Lemon-drop has been learning through Duolingo, so...yeah I don't think I need to explain

 

[PanosGR]

Glad you're up for it. Lemon-drop has been learning through Duolingo, so...yeah I don't think I need to explain

Ahhh you don't have to

 

[Blue Raptor]

@Lemon-Drop
Alright y’all, I’m not about to tell you my ENTIRE French vocabulary. Y’all are gonna be SO impressed…

Spoiler

(Warning: I can say it irl with a decent accent, but I can’t for the life of me spell it correctly )

I can say Un, duh, troix.
I can say Bonjour and merci.
I can say say oui and non.
And I can say je ne parle pas Francis.

And that’s it.

 

[fluffycrow]

Impressive! Let's see what I can do in German! Warning: spelling will be all over r the place: ain, zvai, trai, dansen, kartoffel, doitch, yeah that's about it

 

[Lemon-Drop]

@Lemon-Drop
Alright y’all, I’m not about to tell you my ENTIRE French vocabulary. Y’all are gonna be SO impressed…

Spoiler

(Warning: I can say it irl with a decent accent, but I can’t for the life of me spell it correctly )

I can say Un, duh, troix.
I can say Bonjour and merci.
I can say say oui and non.
And I can say je ne parle pas Francis.

And that’s it.

That's awesome! Your spelling is great, except for it's une, deux, et trois. It's certainly a fantastic start! And 'francais' has a cedilla (français)

 

[Evadig]

My Polish vocabulary is as follows:

Mężczyzna
Kobietą
Chłopiec
Dziewczynką
Dziecko
Koń
Pies
Kaczka
Kot
Etc.

 

[Nabiki]

That's awesome! Your spelling is great, except for it's une, deux, et trois. It's certainly a fantastic start! And 'francais' has a cedilla (français)

Umm... It's un, deux, troix, not une.

I've finally found where I'm starting to learn some new stuff in DuoLingo Japanese. I'm on Unit 14.

Edit: I still don't agree with some of their translations. Such as saying "ame" means "rainy" as in "Tomorrow it will be rainy," instead of "ame" means "rain" as in "Tomorrow it's going to rain." Ame means rain.