MayMunster doesn't like the flying ants that rule the garden.
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Worth doing!
english is my second language, i still have some trouble with spelling but i’m still in college so i’ll learn :]
MayMunster doesn't like the flying ants that rule the garden.
Worth doing!
english is my second language, i still have some trouble with spelling but i’m still in college so i’ll learn :]
travelyogatrance is falling
This is just not a priority or hot desire right now – in fact it actually puts me off a little – so its going off the list. I might put up a new goal such as “learn basic phrases in several languages”, because this will enable me to communicate a little without overwhelming my little noggin.
I have to pass 4 semesters of a foreign language in order to graduate, so I will be studying one, but this is because I have to, not because I want to. The language I’m most interested in is not offered at this uni, so I will most likely being taking Latin. I have a bad brain (mental disability) and Im not just confident that there’s room for another language in there. But I have no choice, really, so we’ll see what happens~
Know a little french after taking it at school and think i could pick it up reasonably quickly.
Would also like to learn, Spanish, Italian, Japanese and Chinese.
Should help my teaching prospects.
galaxyhappyman is going to bed
someday i will do this just need to be forced !!
sammygirl23 is having a busy week
i started taking french as an elective, but then i quit. plus spanish is probaly way more useful. im preety sure there are people in france who speak it..
moxie is living
I’ve taken spanish in both high school and college, but I don’t feel that I am anywhere near proficient at it. I would love to learn Italian, and maybe French.
Not worth it!
italian ,french, and arabic , i know a little of each but im really eager to learn more italian and am learning it right now
musko is really wanting to go to a gig in Camden tonight, but can't!
On tidying my room, I have found book and cd lessons on Portuguese, Spanish, French, German, Hebrew, Chinese… etc. etc.
I just want to pick one and stick with it!!!!
Ruthyhl things are looking up
Well done to everyone who already knows more than their native language lol. I only know the bare essentials of French and how to say ‘I have a rabbit’ in German (and I have never had a rabbit so that’s a lot of use).
Maybe I shall delve more into French as that’s always useful. Greek would be another option but harder as it’s got a whole new alphabet. But then again I know a few lines of Latin (which if you know a bit more of always helps with most European languages) and would love to know a language so random lol.
Annelyse is enjoying the weather
Okay, so I know english, french and a little bit of german (and dutch, of course), but I want to learn another one! Italian or swedish or spanish or chinese!
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Darlington
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monkeymig69 asks,
“I have no idea. Is it best to learn grammer first, or nowns, or phrases? Anyone have any idea of what people normally acheive within what time frame? Help.”
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