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Discussion forum => Offtopic => Topic started by: ReljaM on November 06, 2011, 08:19:00 pm
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How many languages do you speak? I speak English, Serbian and Spanish. I speaked German when I was younger.
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How do you count knowing? Fluent speaking? Just learning it?
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English.
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English, Chinese, Malay, Japanese, Korean, Hokkien and Cantonese.
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Engrish.
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im fluent in english and spanish, im also learning Italitan :D
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I speak American English.
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english, gibberish, learning c++, c#, python, java
i know a very little amount of japanese, one word in spanish
and how to swear in vietnamese :D
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english, gibberish, learning c++, c#, python, java
i know a very little amount of japanese, one word in spanish
and how to swear in vietnamese :D
I know to swear in German :D oh and I know c#!
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i know dutch and english....
and some of swedish, german, french, japanese(my best one xD), russian and spanish....
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fluent Spanish and English, learning C++, and partial amounts of Japanese, Chinese, french, and italian
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Fluent Welsh, English, Polish, Italian, Japanese, Mandarin, Russian ( A bit), Chinese, German and French :P
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I'm positive most of these people with multiple languages are lying.
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well i don't i need to know my languages.
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I'm positive most of these people with multiple languages are lying.
This.
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i know English, Some Japenese, little German, and some Italion, but other then that, nothing.
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i know English, Some Japenese, little German, and some Italion, but other then that, nothing.
I'm positive most of these people with multiple languages are lying.
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i know English, Some Japenese, little German, and some Italion, but other then that, nothing.
I'm positive most of these people with multiple languages are lying.
when i say some some,i mean like 20 words... German and Italion, very little, like 7 words...
And why would i lie about something so unimportant which this is surpose to be fun?
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I'm positive most of these people with multiple languages are lying.
well i'm not lying :P
i said i only know like 2 languages realy good (dutch and english) and i know parts of other languages
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Egyptian Arabic
British English
American English
A little Spanish
French (I believe I forgot everything in it)
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I know every language!
No, but still nobody has answered my question...
If knowing a language means fluently, it would just be English (And American English? I feel that this should not be counted but omaroo but it...)
If it means having a basic conversation, English, French, Latin, Italian. Can we count programing languages? I have done some Python and am currently learning Delphi.
I do have to agree with Mr on this:
Fluent Welsh, English, Polish, Italian, Japanese, Mandarin, Russian ( A bit), Chinese, German and French :P
EDIT: After I saw Relk's post, I would know every language on this list (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_English-speaking_population)
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British English
American English
In that case I know Canadian English, American English, South American English, British English, European English, and Australian English.
Oh, and every other English in the world.
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French, English, Spanish, and like 3 words in German.
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British English
American English
/facepalm... I hate when people do that, they call English 'American' or 'British,' They are the same exact thing besides the spelling in a few words!
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British English
American English
/facepalm... I hate when people do that, they call English 'American' or 'British,' They are the same exact thing besides the spelling in a few words!
I would be happy to take off my pants in front of my friends without covering myself up in America, but not in Britain... (I think :P )
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I would be happy to take off my pants without covering myself up in America, but not in Britain... (I think :P )
Well then this girl would hate you if you lived in britan.
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I would be happy to take off my pants without covering myself up in America, but not in Britain... (I think :P )
Well then this girl would hate you if you lived in britan.
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You know what I mean
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You know what I mean
You would like to have sex in america but not Britain?
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You know what I mean
You would like to have sex in america but not Britain?
I give up...
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British English
American English
/facepalm... I hate when people do that, they call English 'American' or 'British,' They are the same exact thing besides the spelling in a few words!
You would be shocked to find out exactly how much they are different, They are still mostly the same but even relkeb uses words we don't use over here and hes only 2 hours away! But saying they are different languages is incorrect and annoying.
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its more like dialects rather than languages
and in that case i gotta agree with relk, i know all different englishes too xD
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I don't understand American English much, but I do Britain English! By the way I don't have female friends from America only Britain. Oh and Norway and lots of guy friends ( who would probably do it with ones in Norway) in Germany.
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I don't understand American English much, but I do Britain English! By the way I don't have female friends from America only Britain. Oh and Norway and lots of guy friends ( who would probably do it with ones in Norway) in Germany.
1. They are nearly the same, apart from a few words (Examples: Jam in England, Jelly (I believe) in America. Many spellings with s in England, z in America (Aka. Civilisation (British) and Civilization (American)).
2. ( who would probably do it with ones in Norway)
What?
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I don't understand American English much, but I do Britain English! By the way I don't have female friends from America only Britain. Oh and Norway and lots of guy friends ( who would probably do it with ones in Norway) in Germany.
1. They are nearly the same, apart from a few words (Examples: Jam in England, Jelly (I believe) in America. Many spellings with s in England, z in America (Aka. Civilisation (British) and Civilization (American)).
2. ( who would probably do it with ones in Norway)
What?
1. I do use s instead of z!
2. Well you know...
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I write with American Style, but when i want to hear a document for my course, i prefer british Accent.
I don't know why.. Maybe it is more clear with better articulation. I can also, understand the 99% of those that speak english, only if they don't speak like shewing gum.. I have a person in my group that we work for a team project, and at the beginning I couldn't understand him. Till, I cant understand some things.. Thats why I understand the 99%..
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I don't understand American English much, but I do Britain English! By the way I don't have female friends from America only Britain. Oh and Norway and lots of guy friends ( who would probably do it with ones in Norway) in Germany.
1. They are nearly the same, apart from a few words (Examples: Jam in England, Jelly (I believe) in America. Many spellings with s in England, z in America (Aka. Civilisation (British) and Civilization (American)).
2. ( who would probably do it with ones in Norway)
What?
1. I do use s instead of z!
2. Well you know...
1. Your saying that you couldn't understand somebody who wrote "Its a civilization," but you could if they wrote "Its a civilisation." I think I read a study that you are able to read something if half the letters are in the right order, or something very similar...
2. Not really..?
I write with American Style, but when i want to hear a document for my course, i prefer british Accent.
I don't know why.. Maybe it is more clear with better articulation. I can also, understand the 99% of those that speak english, only if they don't speak like shewing gum.. I have a person in my group that we work for a team project, and at the beginning I couldn't understand him. Till, I cant understand some things.. Thats why I understand the 99%..
I totally agree with you on the chewing gum.
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I don't understand American English much, but I do Britain English! By the way I don't have female friends from America only Britain. Oh and Norway and lots of guy friends ( who would probably do it with ones in Norway) in Germany.
1. They are nearly the same, apart from a few words (Examples: Jam in England, Jelly (I believe) in America. Many spellings with s in England, z in America (Aka. Civilisation (British) and Civilization (American)).
2. ( who would probably do it with ones in Norway)
What?
1. I do use s instead of z!
2. Well you know...
1. Your saying that you couldn't understand somebody who wrote "Its a civilization," but you could if they wrote "Its a civilisation." I think I read a study that you are able to read something if half the letters are in the right order, or something very similar...
2. Not really..?
I write with American Style, but when i want to hear a document for my course, i prefer british Accent.
I don't know why.. Maybe it is more clear with better articulation. I can also, understand the 99% of those that speak english, only if they don't speak like shewing gum.. I have a person in my group that we work for a team project, and at the beginning I couldn't understand him. Till, I cant understand some things.. Thats why I understand the 99%..
I totally agree with you on the chewing gum.
1. I could understand both but I say civilisation.
2. Nevermind.
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British English
American English
In that case I know Canadian English, American English, South American English, British English, European English, and Australian English.
Oh, and every other English in the world.
I just have Both accent :D
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Excuse me we use slang in australia mate and im learning indonesian i know a bit of it
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excuse me "mate" i live in australia, i was born here, but i dont use slang.
everyone is different, it is personal preference.
in britain and australia a lower case z is written differently, but i still choose to write it the american way.
it comes down to preference.
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I speak Norwegian, English, Danish, Swedish and German :3
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I only know English. I use to learn Indonesian and Italian in primary school but only got as far as counting to 20 xD
Also the only difference between countries speaking English is the accent, and a few spelling, nothing more :P
For example: American: Color. Australian: Colour
And in Australia we use a little bit of slang eg: Devo = devastated/devastating :P
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Well I can speak Norwegian, English and a little bit French.
I also understand Swedish and Danish, and maybe some German :P
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excuse me "mate" i live in australia, i was born here, but i dont use slang.
everyone is different, it is personal preference.
in britain and australia a lower case z is written differently, but i still choose to write it the american way.
it comes down to preference.
lol you were born on Opticraft xD?
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is Opticraftish also a language?
like:
"t/cuboid grey
tplease type /j guest to start building
ti haz a water leak :O
ttobs, i have a some dirt i need replaced!!
tomg creeper fell out of tha tree
t/kill"
if so i can add a language to my list :P
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is Opticraftish also a language?
like:
"t/cuboid grey
tplease type /j guest to start building
ti haz a water leak :O
ttobs, i have a some dirt i need replaced!!
tomg creeper fell out of tha tree
t/kill"
if so i can add a language to my list :P
haha i should do that too :P :D
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I'm surprised no one has said math yet.
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I'm surprised no one has said math yet.
The topic was meant to be languages you can speak in and talk to people with, (Example: Greet them, say how you are).
Can you say hello, and ask how I am in maths?
is Opticraftish also a language?
like:
"t/cuboid grey
tplease type /j guest to start building
ti haz a water leak :O
ttobs, i have a some dirt i need replaced!!
tomg creeper fell out of tha tree
t/kill"
if so i can add a language to my list :P
This^ :P
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I'm surprised no one has said math yet.
Math
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English, Dutch. And French.
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I'm surprised no one has said math yet.
The topic was meant to be languages you can speak in and talk to people with, (Example: Greet them, say how you are).
Can you say hello, and ask how I am in maths?
You can talk to people in math language, just because you cant say hello doesn't mean it is any less of a language.
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Who ever said math isn't a language?
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Who ever said math isn't a language?
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That made my day.
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Who ever said math isn't a language?
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^Win^
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excuse me "mate" i live in australia, i was born here, but i dont use slang.
everyone is different, it is personal preference.
in britain and australia a lower case z is written differently, but i still choose to write it the american way.
it comes down to preference.
lol you were born on Opticraft xD?
yes... i was born here... >.>
NO ONE DENY IT!!!
EDIT: you can use math to communicate. its called binary. its just not practical >.> LOL
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excuse me "mate" i live in australia, i was born here, but i dont use slang.
everyone is different, it is personal preference.
in britain and australia a lower case z is written differently, but i still choose to write it the american way.
it comes down to preference.
lol you were born on Opticraft xD?
yes... i was born here... >.>
NO ONE DENY IT!!!
EDIT: you can use math to communicate. its called binary. its just not practical >.> LOL
As far as I was aware, binary can only make numbers, right? How can you make letters with it?
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As far as I was aware, binary can only make numbers, right? How can you make letters with it?
Decode it.
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As far as I was aware, binary can only make numbers, right? How can you make letters with it?
have you ever heard of ascii? that uses numbers for the computer to determine what it has to write.
just simply write the number in binary. then when decoded correctly, it will become a word.
For example: 010100000111001101011001011010110011000001010111011011110011000101000110001000000110100101110011001000000110000101110111011001010111001101101111011011010110010100100001
decode it with this: http://www.roubaixinteractive.com/PlayGround/Binary_Conversion/Binary_To_Text.asp (http://www.roubaixinteractive.com/PlayGround/Binary_Conversion/Binary_To_Text.asp)
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As far as I was aware, binary can only make numbers, right? How can you make letters with it?
have you ever heard of ascii? that uses numbers for the computer to determine what it has to write.
just simply write the number in binary. then when decoded correctly, it will become a word.
For example: 010100000111001101011001011010110011000001010111011011110011000101000110001000000110100101110011001000000110000101110111011001010111001101101111011011010110010100100001
decode it with this: http://www.roubaixinteractive.com/PlayGround/Binary_Conversion/Binary_To_Text.asp (http://www.roubaixinteractive.com/PlayGround/Binary_Conversion/Binary_To_Text.asp)
No, this:
01010000011100110101100101101011001100000101011101101111001100010100011000100000011010010111001100100000011011100110111101110100001000000110000101110111011001010111001101101111011011010110010100101100001000000110100001100101001000000110100101110011001000000110000100100000011001100111010101100011011010110110100101101110011001110010000001100010011010010111010001100011011010000010000100100000010010100110111101101011011001010111001100100000011011110110111000100000011011010110010100100000011000100111001001101111001011000010000001001001001000000110110001101111011101100110010100100000011110010110111101110101001000010010000000101101001000000100110101110010
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As far as I was aware, binary can only make numbers, right? How can you make letters with it?
have you ever heard of ascii? that uses numbers for the computer to determine what it has to write.
just simply write the number in binary. then when decoded correctly, it will become a word.
For example: 010100000111001101011001011010110011000001010111011011110011000101000110001000000110100101110011001000000110000101110111011001010111001101101111011011010110010100100001
decode it with this: http://www.roubaixinteractive.com/PlayGround/Binary_Conversion/Binary_To_Text.asp (http://www.roubaixinteractive.com/PlayGround/Binary_Conversion/Binary_To_Text.asp)
Isn't Ascaii making pictures with shapes? (Like this (http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=ascii+art&hl=en&prmd=imvns&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ei=yNnITtKAF9GeOsfw5dUP&ved=0CFgQsAQ&biw=1525&bih=738#hl=en&tbm=isch&sa=1&q=ascii+art&oq=ascii+art&aq=f&aqi=g10&aql=&gs_sm=e&gs_upl=1350l1926l0l2073l4l3l0l1l1l0l0l0ll2l0&bav=on.2,or.r_gc.r_pw.,cf.osb&fp=b9e7d91009600185&biw=1525&bih=738))
On an offtopic note, Psyko, you can just type [url ] (Awesome site) [ /url] instead of [url =(Awesome site)] Awesome site [ /url] (Extra spaces added to stop it thinking Awesome site was a site.
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Ah, okay, i wasnt aware of that. Ive just been hitting the hyperlink button ><
ill remember that for next time though! :)
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see this:
010110010110111101110101001000000110000101110010011001010010000001100011011011110110111101101100
and you are 010110010110111101110101001000000110000101110010011001010010000001100011011011110110111101101100!