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if any body wants to learn french i can help them
srry anybody
#3 I can speak french
Idk about that. I’m learning several languages right now: Spanish, Japanese, Latin, and Mandoa (the language of the Mandalorians. I’ve kinda put it on hold for now, though). It depends on where in the world you live, but Latin is actually a great language to learn. Apparently people who study Latin do better on the English ACT (or maybe it’s the SAT, idk), since they can break down unfamiliar words into their Latin roots. It also helps if you ever want to go to the Vatican. Latin evolved into several languages we use now: Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, French, and to an extent, English (it mostly comes from German, but Latin was an influence). So it will make learning those languages easier. As to actually studying a language, I recommend watching TV. Most DVDs and streaming platforms have options to change the language, so it would be easy and fun to just watch a show in another language. I usually watch kids shows so that I learn basic grammar first.
No Hiram we don’t know what your on about …….as usual ! 🤷♂️
I speak English, Hindi, Urdu, Punjabi, and Hindustani (technically a lingua Franca) fluently and am learning Spanish. It’s easy if you have a background in other languages—otherwise I don’t really know.
Hva slags dyr er du?
Latin is a most excellent language.
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#11
Part of my family comes from Germany and Great Britian. Also from Poland, but Polish is supposed to be hard to learn.
Kurwa!
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TheNameofNames wrote:
R00KB4 wrote:
Part of my family comes from Germany and Great Britian. Also from Poland, but Polish is supposed to be hard to learn.
Im german and polish both sides of my family, my great grandparents were immigrants im basically just not an american, none of my family were colonists lol so weird to think about, i dont know anything about either country either, besides sausages beer rammstein and the autobahn lol
The pilgrims were immagrants, and my definition of American is being a citizen of America. I also book on the history of Poland's boundaries, and apparentally, Lithuania and Poland used to be one country.
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#14
Madam Marfona likes to get her tongue around a bit of Pole... Phner Phner, Mrs (copyright 1972)
mikekelcey wrote:
Madam Marfona likes to get her tongue around a bit of Pole... Phner Phner, Mrs (copyright 1972)
Not your pole mate.Anyway you prefer polecats.tskk tskk 😗
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#17
Has your Lord and master let you off your leash in an attempt to rile me? Tell him to fight his own battles :)
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I want to learn Norweigan because it is said to be one of the easiest languages for an english speaker to learn. Any tips?