The foreign (non-English) language thread.

[Smiddle]

Made the topic because the Japanese topic were becoming too off-topic.

Apart from English, I speak Swedish and a little French. I can Norwegian and Danish.

 

[ShyGuy27]

I'm taking Latin in school and I know a tiny bit of Japanese.

 

[Lario]

*Inserts what I posted in that other thread.*

 

[ShyGuy27]

I can also speak a little, tiny bit of German.

 

[Smiddle]

*Inserts what I posted in that other thread.*

The Swedish J (and also lj and dj) is pronounced like the English Y in 'yes'. There are some exceptions though. "Sj" is pronounced with a weird sound that only exists in Swedish and Norwegian. It's kind of something between "k" and "sh". "Tj" is pronounced like "sh".

 

[Lario]

I can also speak a little, tiny bit of German.

What is "yes" in German?

(Apparently, I learned that in a book that's not about languages, but about ghosts... (And yes in French from the same book.)

 

[Smiddle]

I can also speak a little, tiny bit of German.

What is "yes" in German?

(Apparently, I learned that in a book that's not about languages, but about ghosts... (And yes in French from the same book.)

Ja. That's also yes in Norwegian, Swedish, Dutch (I think) and Danish.

 

[Lario]

I can also speak a little, tiny bit of German.

What is "yes" in German?

(Apparently, I learned that in a book that's not about languages, but about ghosts... (And yes in French from the same book.)

Ja. That's also yes in Norwegian, Swedish, Dutch (I think) and Danish.

Good. Now I need to know "No"...

"Oui" is yes for French.

And apparently, the French and German varities of "yes" end up in the word "Ouija"...

... And you don't have to think about the "Board" part.

 

[Smiddle]

I can also speak a little, tiny bit of German.

What is "yes" in German?

(Apparently, I learned that in a book that's not about languages, but about ghosts... (And yes in French from the same book.)

Ja. That's also yes in Norwegian, Swedish, Dutch (I think) and Danish.

Good. Now I need to know "No"...

"Oui" is yes for French.

And apparently, the French and German varities of "yes" end up in the word "Ouija"...

... And you don't have to think about the "Board" part.

 

[Smiley The Hun]

Puedo hablar Español e Inglés. I can speak spanish and english. I know a little Japanese. :D

 

[Stooben]

I speak only a little of the following languages:

Spanish
Japanese
German
French
Chinese
Italian
Greek

Just enough to get by, really.

 

[InfectedShroom]

Yo hablo español una poco.

I'm in Spanish 3 as a sophomore, so I should know more than I do... X_X