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General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: FLOOB on April 09, 2016, 10:46:04 PM
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tlhIngan
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I can speak all languages in wikipedia.
semp
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Finglish
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I speak English and French, un petit peu.
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English, and I used to be able to speak French.
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English, Strine and gibberish (the last two are closely related).
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English, Strine and gibberish (the last two are closely related).
Crikey!
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Finglish
Is Finland like Sweden and Norway where everyone speaks english?
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I had to google strine.
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I only speak two - English & German - but I mangle many :)
(https://berlinromexpress.files.wordpress.com/2014/12/10325215_659463617500293_8968097219977154331_n.jpg)
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the German Coastguard communicating in English :rofl
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gmOTpIVxji8 (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gmOTpIVxji8)
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Is Finland like Sweden and Norway where everyone speaks english?
Mostly yes. The people speaking Swedish and Norwegian have some advantage by belonging to the Germanic language family, but we learn English at school from quite early grade and our TV shows all programs in their original languages which helps a lot. Many parents also have told me that their kids' English has improved tremendously by playing video games, both online and offline.
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Canadia eh! :old:
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I only speak two - English & German - but I mangle many :)
(https://berlinromexpress.files.wordpress.com/2014/12/10325215_659463617500293_8968097219977154331_n.jpg)
:rofl :aok
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God dag! Hvordan går det?
Tjenare! Hur mår du?
Dav! Går det godt?
Hi! How are you?
Hallo! Wie geht’s?
Salut! Ca va?
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English no point learning any other languages :old:
If cannot speak English you are not worth listening too :old:
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Canadia eh! :old:
canadian is my main language. from then on any other language is easy. it helps that I also speak german, italian, portuguese and spanish and sometimes english.
semp
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I speak Middle Egyptian.. I dare ya'll to dispute it :neener:
Ramsis/Osiris
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I speak English, German, Spanish, and a smattering of Latin, Italian, and Japanese.
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I speak Middle Egyptian.. I dare ya'll to dispute it :neener:
Ramsis/Osiris
i can spell "clear my 12" in hiroglifics but I cant spell hiroglilfics.
semp
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English.....and Philly
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I can swear, name bodily parts, and name bodily actions fairly well in cambodian.
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English, Kiyaka, Kituba & Kikongo with just a smidgen of Baholo :)
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I speak American, English, and Canadian...a whole whack of Canadian, eh.
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I speak shizzle.
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Make fun if you will......
but..........
I speak Southern.
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I speak shizzle.
Gunther Rall's wiki page translated into shizzle:
http://www.gizoogle.net/index.php?search=https%3A%2F%2Fen.wikipedia.org%2Fwiki%2FG%25C3%25BCnther_Rall&se=Gizoogle+Dis+Shiznit (http://www.gizoogle.net/index.php?search=https%3A%2F%2Fen.wikipedia.org%2Fwiki%2FG%25C3%25BCnther_Rall&se=Gizoogle+Dis+Shiznit)
You are welcome. :aok
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Yambo!
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Gunther Rall's wiki page translated into shizzle:
http://www.gizoogle.net/index.php?search=https%3A%2F%2Fen.wikipedia.org%2Fwiki%2FG%25C3%25BCnther_Rall&se=Gizoogle+Dis+Shiznit (http://www.gizoogle.net/index.php?search=https%3A%2F%2Fen.wikipedia.org%2Fwiki%2FG%25C3%25BCnther_Rall&se=Gizoogle+Dis+Shiznit)
You are welcome. :aok
:rofl
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I can speak whale....and English
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Fluberduber...
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I can speak whale....and English
Dolby is from Wales can you translate what he is saying?
I shot him down whilst he was in a 262 and he logged twice :old:
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I speak English Hebrew, some German and a few words in Arabic,
but none of it make any sense.
:huh
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English Hebrew?
Is that a bloke who makes cups to tea?
Moosad
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I speak Crab....................
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English Hebrew?
Is that a bloke who makes cups to tea?
Moosad
Moosad is a canadian working for Israeli intelligence.
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English and Italian
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English, French and learning Spanish
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Texan.
I used to be able to find food, the train, the bathroom, the bar, the shrine, the girlies, and the next town in Japanese. I have a smattering of Engrish (mostly from T-Shirts and www.engrish.com (http://www.engrish.com).
Some Yankee - mostly radio calls from Wxman, Softy, Oldman, and Indrid.
Fluent in missing the point - alot.
;)
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Hey Floob, what about you?
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Okie :rock
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I speak human,dog and horse,cat is sort of difficult for me,but being Canadian I had to learn moose and a little polar bear.
I admit I'm not as fluent in polar bear as I'd like to be but it's difficult staying near enough to get a true understanding! :devil
:salute
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Gunther Rall's wiki page translated into shizzle:
http://www.gizoogle.net/index.php?search=https%3A%2F%2Fen.wikipedia.org%2Fwiki%2FG%25C3%25BCnther_Rall&se=Gizoogle+Dis+Shiznit (http://www.gizoogle.net/index.php?search=https%3A%2F%2Fen.wikipedia.org%2Fwiki%2FG%25C3%25BCnther_Rall&se=Gizoogle+Dis+Shiznit)
You are welcome. :aok
That is officially the most amazing thing on the entire intardweebs.
I Gizoogled hitechcreations.com
I did not regret it.
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English and Italian
I have a 1974 Lambretta and 2015 GTS Vespa.
People in Italy life expectancy is high due to they are bone idle and think work is something that gets in the way of enjoying yourself :old:
:huh
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Tell that to my boss :cry :cry
Can I have a go of your vespa zack? :banana:
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The reason none of you understand what Dolby is saying is because he isn't English but closet Australian... :old:
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Tell that to my boss :cry :cry
Can I have a go of your vespa zack? :banana:
exactly your boss needs a Englishman to work so he can have a three hour dinner break.
No blokes on my Vespa only chicks
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I speak pure Southern but I can translate some yankee.
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Your a Cockney like Dick van dyke in Mary Poppins
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Your a Cockney like Dick van dyke in Mary Poppins
A dick like Cockney van poppins in Mary Dyke?
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I speak the international language of love. English, Norwegian, Swedish and google translate
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Excuse me stewardess, I speak Jive.
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Nilsen is also an international man of mystery.
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I understand Waray, but I speak English.
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Nilsen is also an international man of mystery.
guilty as charged
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So, without using Google, does anyone in this crowd speak and/or understand Geechy?
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Moosad is a canadian working for Israeli intelligence.
Shhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
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ya gotta be a Nu Yawker... ;)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H_dx7CkA0ck (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H_dx7CkA0ck)
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English motherf**ker! (Pulp Fiction)
:D
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A dick like Cockney van poppins in Mary Dyke?
Flooberish
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English and Italian
You forgot Scouse !! That's a language on its own......
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Without using Google, I don't know what Geechy is. :uhoh
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Zack, I'm not Welsh. You realise that I speak English on the one hand... and probably realize I speak American on the other.
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You forgot Scouse !! That's a language on its own......
:rofl :rofl :aok
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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); :x :rofl
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.
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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
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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.
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English and non-standard sign language. :D
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See Rule #6
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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.
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Does someone really use the Windows Media Player Visualizations, full screen?
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Does someone really use the Windows Media Player Visualizations, full screen?
I do, the one that looks like an oscilloscope :D
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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... ;)
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God i love the internet :banana:
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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
Motherland,
I am not a student of lanquages but I can read a little of
the ancient middle egyptian hieroglphs.
The ancient Eyptians didn't include what we would call vowels in their writings
although they most assuredly pronounced them
This is one reason why it took so long to translate the Rossetta stone
As a matter of fact, I misspelled my forum ID before I discovered that the "mes"
in Ramesis should actually be "ms" since the glyph of 3 tied fox tails shouldactually
be transliterated as "ms" and the "e" of "mes" was included by Eygptologists
to make the the name easily translated.
Ramsis
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A lot of Canadians speak the nasally sounding French (even us Western English speakers, my parents were sadists and put me in a French immersion school until the 8th grade). What impresses me is the European countries, particularly Switzerland, the Northern countries, and so on, that all speak "their" language, but typically also 3 or 4 others, and very fluently as well. German/French/English in Switzerland were all very common when I was there, Norway, everyone spoke English, Norwegian, and usually one or two others. Languages are so much easier to pick up when taught from a young age, children speaking 4 languages is no big deal in Europe, parts of it anyway, but in N.A. if you speak 4 languages in high school they rave like it's some "gift" that's been imparted.
Regarding English - I think it is time the world recognized that English in the UK is so far different from English in the majority of the rest of the English speaking world (North America, most of it at least, aircraft communications many places, etc) that it should be given a different name. "The Queenss English, Britlish, Ukish,", while the rest of us can just stand pat with "normal" English. We can even drop the cap letter, and have it just be "english". Yay! Insert old man icon a la Zack.
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Or we could have English, and Colonial? :P
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Regarding English - I think it is time the world recognized that English in the UK is so far different from English in the majority of the rest of the English speaking world (North America, most of it at least, aircraft communications many places, etc) that it should be given a different name. "The Queenss English, Britlish, Ukish,", while the rest of us can just stand pat with "normal" English. We can even drop the cap letter, and have it just be "english". Yay! Insert old man icon a la Zack.
As an Englishman speaking English living in England, I reject the idea that colonials get the word English. :old: :old:
It's not our fault you're dyslexics. :old:
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English. And then there is Newfineze - that's Irish infused with beer, rum, and a good dose of humour.
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I speak Ebonics.
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Waray:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fptZ3FY-AwY
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English. I'm currently working on Spanish with German being a very distant goal. I'm using Rosetta Stone - I like it for the most part. I went to a public school system here in southern Arkansas where language classes were seen as an elective. I took Spanish I and II in high school, but its hard for anything to stick when you're in a class full of yahoos who neither appreciate nor want to be there. Examples include turning off the lights in a windowless classroom to chunk books around and scream, as well as yelling F-bombs and other obscenities because the Panamanian teacher doesn't fully understand them. She was a little old mousy woman who the kids ran over; she would call the office for help at least once per period for help - administration just ignored her. College was better - basically a rehash of Spanish I and II within a far better learning environment.
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I want to learn Zackanese. Or is it Zackish? Zackalog? Zackian? Help me out here.
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I want to learn Zackanese. Or is it Zackish? Zackalog? Zackian? Help me out here.
Just Zack :banana:
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Zack rules. :old:
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Hey Floob, what about you?
I speak God's language, english motherdiddlyer!
Also esperanto and some other toejam.