Languages

[2ppanther]

just english

[gothika]

I speak English && Spanish,well i'm learning.
I want to know how to speak French,German && Latin.
Yepp i'm very adventurous. but not a good speller.lol

[bambigoddess]

Well I definitely suggest learning French. And Latin's relatively easy, as most languages use Latin as their "base language"...German's far more difficult, though...but I still say go for it.

[tv_freak]

english was easy for me 2 learn first of since i learned it from watching tv so it was a fun way and secon in hebrew (my native language) there are musculin and feminine versions of everything which is less comon in english and also in hebrew and french the verbes chance based on the noun which other then an extra "s" in he she and it in present simple doesn't really happends in english
and as i've said hebrew is an extremly difficult language there are 10 diffrent nouns and there aren't diffrent times only past present and future but the words are constructed of three of four letter which are called roots and the are what's called buildings (7 of them) which are this sorrta base pattern that changes with each time and noun
so compared to that englush is an extremly easy language if you focus on a specific orgin
and if you're looking for words in other languages may i suggest using the site babelfish.altavista.com

[bambigoddess]

I personally love learning new languages, and I'm glad a bunch of you are expressing interest in learning one/some. I strongly recommend it. It makes you feel worldy and it looks GREAT on applications.

[Cassie]

In schools here, they want kids to learn Mandarin Chinese... that language is amsusing.

[bambigoddess]

It seems they're really pushing Chinese these days, especially in America. Even more than Spanish.

[Cassie]

I don't understand though. Why Chinese? And why MANDARIN Chinese?

[bambigoddess]

Who knows...maybe they're taking over the world.

[tv_freak]

it's fun speaking more then one language...