Hey! What languages do you speak.

[JimmyC]

A dick like Cockney van poppins in Mary Dyke?

Flooberish

[xbrit]

English and Italian

You forgot Scouse !!   That's a language on its own......

[Brooke]

Without using Google, I don't know what Geechy is. 

[LCADolby]

Zack, I'm not Welsh. You realise that I speak English on the one hand... and probably realize I speak American on the other.

[MickDono]

You forgot Scouse !!   That's a language on its own......

 

[ghi]

romanian,
 a little bit of Hungarian, French, English,Deutsch, italian,  russian and lots of bad words in Spanish( I always remember when AKAK shoots me down);   
What i found interesting , every foreign language i studied starts with 2 basic verbs;    to be ...and to have ;
               What a damn selfish materialistic world we live in; the soul means nothing,  it's all about ; who you are... and ....what you own, even if we come into this world naked, crying full of ...dodo and we don't take anything back when we leave, not even our dead body; 
Why don't we start with; to give and .. to love first; ?
  Freud was right; in humans, ego comes before sexual instinct motivating our actions.

[Motherland]

There's no 'to have' in Russian, and the thing that you possess is the subject of the sentence while you are the object
(theres some kind of joke about communism in there, or some kind of praise about the character of Russians, or both)
To be isn't really used either unless it has to be used in infinitive form
(у меня книга ~ u menya kniga ~ by me {is} {a} book ~ i have a book)
The other east slavic languages are the same i dont know about west and south slavic
I took a few years of German in high school and two years of Russian in college
I didnt learn much Russian but i did learn that it's very hard

[ghi]

There's no 'to have' in Russian, and the thing that you possess is the subject of the sentence while you are the object
(theres some kind of joke about communism in there, or some kind of praise about the character of Russians, or both)
To be isn't really used either unless it has to be used in infinitive form
(у меня книга ~ u menya kniga ~ by me {is} {a} book ~ i have a book)
The other east slavic languages are the same i dont know about west and south slavic
I took a few years of German in high school and two years of Russian in college
I didnt learn much Russian but i did learn that it's very hard

You are right, I know, what you are saying, i studied Russian from 1977 to 1994, was part of communist schools program; i forgot alot, you need practice, was the most difficult to learn because of the Cyrillic alphabet; but was a must to pass exams in engineering  university; behind the iron curtain  all the the technical stuff came in from Russia.

[Shuffler]

English and non-standard sign language. 

[GScholz]

See Rule #6

[Zoney]

See Rule #6

My sound won't work when I play this video.  i tried it 117 times from start to finish, no audio, just video.

[Bizman]

Does someone really use the Windows Media Player Visualizations, full screen?

[LCADolby]

Does someone really use the Windows Media Player Visualizations, full screen?

I do, the one that looks like an oscilloscope 

[GScholz]

My sound won't work when I play this video.  i tried it 117 times from start to finish, no audio, just video.

Very strange... Let me check a few times... 

[MickDono]

God i love the internet