Stargazing
just some guy
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I know Canadian.It's the Great Pumpkin said:
What languages do you speak?
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Koopakoolklub
Raccon Turtles flying through the sky
Fluent English and Space Duck, Learning Spanish, Tiny bits of German and Japenese.
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Fluent in English and Spanish.
I'm still debating whether to take american sign language next semester or not.
I'm still debating whether to take american sign language next semester or not.
PrincessPeach1989
Let's Plays aren't just for boys
Venezuelan spanish and english
Da_Bob-omb
A Shy Guy Named Slickback
English and Japanese.
PrincessPeach1989 said:
I'm probably just too ignorant but I didn't know that existed until just now.
Dr. Javelin
Nathan Latsk
you're reading that wrong
it's
"venezuelan spanish" would be akin to "american english", it's a dialect of spanish used in venezuela
it's
not "venezuelan"PrincessPeach1989 said:
"venezuelan spanish" would be akin to "american english", it's a dialect of spanish used in venezuela
Javelin said:
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Random Blue
Tried too hard to be post-ironic
partido bikolano (a dialect of a dialect in the philippines, and my native language) and english
Not too sure if its spelled Bikol or Bicol I've seen both.
Not too sure if its spelled Bikol or Bicol I've seen both.
Dardy
King Bowser
Arabic -> native
English -> internet usage
one-month German along with scheiße (thanks smosh.) -> this year's school
"Comment tu t'appelle" and "Je m'appelle *insert name here*" along with 1-19 in French -> 3 years ago, before my school stopped teaching the 3rd language for some reasons.
All notable words in Conan Edogawa like 'masaka' in Japanese -> because how much I laugh when I hear them; I cannot understand how is this language understandable.
I once said to my sister on the phone "teskitina" or something, which means something like "later, see you"... She thought I closed the line before saying goodbye.
English -> internet usage
one-month German along with scheiße (thanks smosh.) -> this year's school
"Comment tu t'appelle" and "Je m'appelle *insert name here*" along with 1-19 in French -> 3 years ago, before my school stopped teaching the 3rd language for some reasons.
All notable words in Conan Edogawa like 'masaka' in Japanese -> because how much I laugh when I hear them; I cannot understand how is this language understandable.
I once said to my sister on the phone "teskitina" or something, which means something like "later, see you"... She thought I closed the line before saying goodbye.
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I'm not sure if that's what you implied, but I'm pretty sure "scheiße" means a different thing.Megaman said: