I Hate Dialysis Message Board
Off-Topic => Off-Topic: Talk about anything you want. => Topic started by: Sara on August 13, 2006, 12:53:59 PM
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I assume everyone here can speak English LOL.
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English, obviously.
Took German for 2 years in school, plus what my grandmother taught me, although I'm fast losing it with no practice.
Know very little Spanish although I want to learn more.
Learned a few words in Arabic from an old boyfriend. ;)
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Grew up speaking English
Fluent Germany
some Spanish
and a little bit of Japanese which is what I want to learn next
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The King's English exclusively but can usually navigate road signs in a few other languages.
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Si, i speakit the englis and un poquito de espanis ;) nah, i speak English with very little Spanish, but i can recite the whole taco bell menu with no problemo ;)
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I speak English and Portuguese fluently. My Spanish is understandable and I speak a smattering of Japanese. (Sao Paulo has the largest Japanese immigrant colony in the world, they say). I understand some Italian, German and French.
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If you don't count "Florida Cracker Slang", "Southern Genteel Country", or "Southern Redneck", ;D then I only speak one - American English. Jeff Foxworthy and the Blue Collar Comedy team have helped the rest of the country understand us much better. ;D
Though when I used to spend a month in Miami every year I used to get to where I could understand a good bit of Spanish as long as they spoke slowly. I could get my hair done, order in a restaurant, and usually manage pretty well in a grocery store or drug store. It's been several years, so I've lost that little bit. :(
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I can speak the Taco Bell menu, too. Hey Goofynina. let's get it together and go speak Tito's Tacos menu language! I am a few hours away.
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I speak fluently - English, French. I would grade my Spanish at B+
I also speak Creole (French dialect spoken in Caribbean islands), Bajan (Barbadian variety of English)
I can greet and respond to greetings in Arabic, Maltese, German, Dutch, Ibo(Afr.), Yoruba(Afr.), Hindi.
Maybe I should have put this in the section dealing with collections. ;D
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I speak fluently - English, French. I would grade my Spanish at B+
I also speak Creole (French dialect spoken in Caribbean islands), Bajan (Barbadian variety of English)
I can greet and respond to greetings in Arabic, Maltese, German, Dutch, Ibo(Afr.), Yoruba(Afr.), Hindi.
Maybe I should have put this in the section dealing with collections. ;D
WOW!!!
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You all are so smart. I speak English only. A smattering of kid's spanish just to protect myself in class.
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I can only speak English, and believe me, somedays I have difficultly with it. ;D
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I speak "American English" and when I get upset, the 2nd language kicks in, fluent PROFANITY ;)
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I speak "American English" and when I get upset, the 2nd language kicks in, fluent PROFANITY ;)
YOU TOO! ;D
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English
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English
German ( very rusty )
French
Quebec French ( lol )
Swiss German ( rusty )
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English and Pig Latin.....
See Dick Run
Eesa Ickda Unra
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Rerun, That sounds dirty!
JoePaul, I definitely speak PROFANITY, too. When I am over tired, or upset the mouth just lets loose. I have to catch myself at work sometimes about to say something and I swallow it. It usually comes out at home later. Oh well.
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English and some Polish and a few words of Spanish ... and a word here and there from other languages .. but not enough to make a sentence.
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English and does Pig Latin Count ???lol ;D
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German (low) I learned it from listening to my parents at home and so am able to converse with my relatives in Germany.
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German (low) I learned it from listening to my parents at home and so am able to converse with my relatives in Germany.
das ist toll, find ich klasse^^
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I forgot. I know some sign language also.
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German (low) I learned it from listening to my parents at home and so am able to converse with my relatives in Germany.
das ist toll, find ich klasse^^
Danke, Herr SpeedFleX- ich find das gute - kann das nicht schriefen, ober...
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Oh man!.....No spreaken ze duetshe! Or whatever!
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French/English/Dutch/Spanish.
French and English are my mother tongues.
I use all four every day. I speak French with my Mom, my little brother and most of my friends, English with my older brother, my sister, some of my foreign colleagues, and dozens of random people, Spanish with a few people including a colleague of mine I work with every day. And Dutch is the dominant language at work.
I'd like to learn new languages, but it takes lots of time and you're never finished perfecting those you do know.
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English.
I took German in high school. I remember enough to understand my sister's mother-in-law when she starts swearing about something.
I took French in college. Very little of that actually stuck with me.
I learned a bit of sign language when I was working. One of my interns was deaf. Again, mostly the swear words stuck. But those translate pretty easily!
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English 5.1
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I'm a native German, so I speak the language of course, plus I learned English in secondary school. I also took Latin in school, but don't remember much of it (it does help with the medical terminology though).
DeLana
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I just spent two days at an International conference where I was part of the interpreting team (English to French) It was a conference about ways to deal with HIV/AIDS in the Caribbean. There was also a contingent from Central Asia (Kergeztan, etc) with an Russian interpreter.
I don't think we did as good a job (english to French) as we could have, since we were not given any of the presentations beforehand, and the speakers went like a TGV (French high speed train) but it was great fun. I made a friend, a french doctor who now lives in Guadeloupe, and I got paid!
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English 5.1
I speak English 7.0, it is an upgrade for teachers! LOL >:D
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1: English (the Southern, redneck variety)
2: Very basic medical Spanish
3: I've been told I'm fluent in body language by a fella or two in my time ;D
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English: U.S. not England's version. ;)
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I just spent two days at an International conference where I was part of the interpreting team (English to French) It was a conference about ways to deal with HIV/AIDS in the Caribbean. There was also a contingent from Central Asia (Kergeztan, etc) with an Russian interpreter.
I don't think we did as good a job (english to French) as we could have, since we were not given any of the presentations beforehand, and the speakers went like a TGV (French high speed train) but it was great fun. I made a friend, a french doctor who now lives in Guadeloupe, and I got paid!
Just teach them to say "NO, I Don't Want To Do It"!!
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English: U.S. not England's version. ;)
Me: English - NOT the US kind :P lol but the Canadian / British kind ;)
I spell like this: colour, neighbour, & cheque!
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English: U.S. not England's version. ;)
Me: English - NOT the US kind :P lol but the Canadian / British kind ;)
I spell like this: colour, neighbour, & cheque!
I'm with you, Angie! The Queen's English!
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English: U.S. not England's version. ;)
Me: English - NOT the US kind :P lol but the Canadian / British kind ;)
I spell like this: colour, neighbour, & cheque!
I'm with you, Angie! The Queen's English!
Yup! :2thumbsup; :clap; :beer1; :cuddle; And the Queen is on the back of all our money here ;) (the coins)
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Hablo espaniol....y hablo ingles....as a fact, I teach Spanish for adults at the cont. education program in my City...muchas cervezas por favor!!!! :beer1;
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:beer1;
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Hola!
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Hola Angel...como estas?....como te va de invierno en tu ciudad? :)...como es que hablas espaniol?
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Hola Angel...como estas?....como te va de invierno en tu ciudad? :)...como es que hablas espaniol?
I am fine. I don't understand the rest :P I have a friend Javier who was born in Spain. :P but I know very little :-[
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;D ;D ;D ;D ;D it means how are you...how's the weather over there?.....funny I though hey!,...a Spanish speaking pal....Otra cerverza! :beer1;
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;D ;D ;D ;D ;D it means how are you...how's the weather over there?.....funny I though hey!,...a Spanish speaking pal....Otra cerverza! :beer1;
I did recognise the how are you part .. that would be why I said I am fine ;D
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OK, let's make this interesting. Let's try to say "I hate dialysis" in as many languages as possible. And don't just say it, scream it!
I'll start:
I hate dialysis!
Je déteste la dialyse!
Ik haat dialyse!
Odio la diálisis!
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I know English and Sign Language Alphabet and pig Latin too!
can't show ya finger spelling but here's my pig Latin:
iway atehay ialysisday!!!
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I generally only speak american english but I can speak a little spanish. I live in a hispanic neighborhood so I have been learning a little here and there but I still don't know enough to form a full sentence or actually join in on a conversation.
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1. Finnish - native language
2. English - fluent
3. German - fluent
4. Swedish - good
5. French - basics
6. Spanish - very basics
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OK, let's make this interesting. Let's try to say "I hate dialysis" in as many languages as possible. And don't just say it, scream it!
I'll start:
I hate dialysis!
Je déteste la dialyse!
Ik haat dialyse!
Odio la diálisis!
I can recognize the French just as easily as the English ;)
1. Finnish - native language
2. English - fluent
3. German - fluent
4. Swedish - good
5. French - basics
6. Spanish - very basics
Cool then say "I hate dialysis!" in all those! :2thumbsup; :2thumbsup; :clap; :2thumbsup; :2thumbsup;
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Cool then say "I hate dialysis!" in all those! :2thumbsup; :2thumbsup; :clap; :2thumbsup; :2thumbsup;
1. Vihaan dialyysia!
2. I hate dialysis!
3. Ich hasse die Dialyse!
4. Jag hatar dialys!
5. Je déteste la dialyse!
6. Odio la diálisis!
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Cool then say "I hate dialysis!" in all those! :2thumbsup; :2thumbsup; :clap; :2thumbsup; :2thumbsup;
1. Vihaan dialyysia!
2. I hate dialysis!
3. Ich hasse die Dialyse!
4. Jag hatar dialys!
5. Je déteste la dialyse!
6. Odio la diálisis!
THAT is SOOOOO Cool!! :2thumbsup; :clap;
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Epo should add that in a scroll on the home page!