Multi/Bilingual Language Thread

[the_peanut_coop]

I use a lot of British spelling and vocabulary, but I'm American. I think it all rubbed off when I was 18 and spent 8 weeks traveling through Britain and France. Back then I was fluent in French so I stayed in the countries where I could speak the language.

I've been watching the Sorted Food channel and it took me a bit to realise that courgette was, in fact, a zucchini, and aubergine an eggplant.

I totally use some British spelling, and aubergine might be my favourite word, ever.

 

[the_peanut_coop]

I totally use some British spelling, and aubergine might be my favourite word, ever.

I say realise and theatre.

 

[Somewhere_In_The_Clouds]

I just remembered I named my quail in other languages just cause I could, so I do know a word in swedish and two(?) in latin

 

[Blue Raptor]

I teach you more word in german

Ich wohne in die Decke.
Hallo

Was ist wohne und Decke?

 

[mararva]

Buenos Días
¿Hay personas en este grupo que son latinoamericanos o españoles?

I am fluent in Spanish and currently learing some Catalán, which to me sounds like an interesting mix of Spanish, French, Italian, and Portugese.

 

[the_peanut_coop]

Was ist wohne und Decke?

I LIVE IN THE CEILING
In-person learning teaches me what I want to know how to say
My teacher is a vent-dwelling dark spirit originally from Germany but moved to America to educate brilliant minds full of potential.
Like moi.

 

[DLA]

This thread is a pretty neat idea. I learned german and lived there for a few years but that was quite a while back. I'm very out of practice because I don't have many situations to use it but I can still usually understand enough of what I read or hear to get the meaning if I take the time to think about it. I also still do like watching things in german - this is one of my favorite films -

 

[Nabiki]

This thread is a pretty neat idea. I learned german and lived there for a few years but that was quite a while back. I'm very out of practice because I don't have many situations to use it but I can still usually understand enough of what I read or hear to get the meaning if I take the time to think about it. I also still do like watching things in german - this is one of my favorite films -

I watch a lot of Japanese and Korean television. Even though I use subtitles, it still helps pick up vocabulary. Taking a class will help you learn proper syntax, but exposure is where you get the vocabulary.

Huh. Does SQL count as a language? It has syntax and vocabulary...

 

[ShrekDawg]

I watch a lot of Japanese and Korean television. Even though I use subtitles, it still helps pick up vocabulary. Taking a class will help you learn proper syntax, but exposure is where you get the vocabulary.

Huh. Does SQL count as a language? It has syntax and vocabulary...

If music does then I say this does. Although idk if music does? To me it does. It’s so beautiful.

 

[Nabiki]

If music does then I say this does. Although idk if music does? To me it does. It’s so beautiful.

I listen to a lot of music in a lot of languages, but SQL is a computer language. Database administration.