Watch Your Language! >:(

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Originally Posted by Laddy

I am considered a language prodigy, I ahve an astounding ability to learn and use words with amazing ease.

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Does anyone else see the humor in that statement?

Anywayz, English, Engrish, Spanish, and Ebonics are languages I speak. Klingon is my native tongue.

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Originally Posted by Jojee

I speak English, conversational Chinese, a tiny bit of Spanish, and I want to learn everything. :3

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I thought that said controversial Chinese when I first read it xD

English, for starters. Though I'm surprised I can speak that half the time. I'm only barely able to include Japanese in these lists, I need to brush up immensely on that. But yes, only two for me. I used to study both Italian and Spanish at school but I didn't really enjoy them at that point. We didn't learn much really.

I want to be fluent in English and Japanese one day, as well as maybe two other interesting languages. I love languages but don't have the opportunity to use them yet. One day maybe!!! :)

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Originally Posted by I'm my own MILF

I'm exemplary with English and can get by in Estonian. Otherwise all I know how to do is shout loudly in some sort of pig-German.

DAS IST NEIN UNT CHEESBURGEREN, DAS IST UNT REGULARENBURGEREN!

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Blinkenlights.

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Originally Posted by I'm my own MILF

DAS IST NEIN NICHT UNT EINEN CHEESKASEBURGEREN, DAS IST UNT EINEN REGULAREN NORMALE BURGER!

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bull’s eye!
except not really.

Norwegian and English.

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Originally Posted by Shiny

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Originally Posted by Laddy

I am considered a language prodigy, I ahve an astounding ability to learn and use words with amazing ease.

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Does anyone else see the humor in that statement?

Anywayz, English, Engrish, Spanish, and Ebonics are languages I speak. Klingon is my native tongue.

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Aw, damn.

I also forget to proofread.

A lot.

They say (I swear, University of Saskatchewan, if you ask me to cite my source here, your faculty will be throttled alphabetically :eep:) that one's ability to absorb and retain various languages is at its peak in late childhood. Having recently hit what our culture defines as adulthood, I am polluted with the conventions of English far too thoroughly to reap such benefits. I can imagine it . . . my current self struggling bitterly to grasp Latin syntax, while my inner child abusively rags on me from within. :screwy:

Just the one language, but I have endeavored to know it well. Consider it a form of compensation, if you wish. <_< But you would probably be wrong. I like the language well enough; what can I say?

I speak English, French, German, Ebonics, Ancient Norsk, Neptunian, Klingon, Zalzagok, Moonspeak, Morse Code and Braille.