Foreign Languages

xyz wrote:

I know a little bit of Spanish, but not much else.

Tequila y cerveza?

thejokeriv wrote:

xyz wrote:

I know a little bit of Spanish, but not much else.

Tequila y cerveza?

Looks like you are ready to celebrate Cinco De Mayo

manny wrote:

thejokeriv wrote:

xyz wrote:

I know a little bit of Spanish, but not much else.

Tequila y cerveza?

Looks like you are ready to celebrate Cinco De Mayo

Si, yo soy borracho

I know some spanish but unfortunately the bad words.

Troublezone wrote:

I know some spanish but unfortunately the bad words.

Ha! Growing up I thought my name was cabron.

akeldama wrote:

Troublezone wrote:

I know some spanish but unfortunately the bad words.

Ha! Growing up I thought my name was cabron.

From The Urban Dictionary....

Quote :

cabron - A good definiton that would apply in almost all Spanish speaking countries would be a$$hole-fu(ker-b!tch.

Ouch! Did your parents love you, akeldama?

Yeah, my mom loved/loves me a lot, she was raised old school and therefore that's what she thought was good parenting. My dad was a good man, I never heard him cuss.

mc666 wrote:

i speak fluent Spanish, plus i can do sign language if that counts.

Flicking people off in traffic does not count as sign language.

akeldama wrote:

Troublezone wrote:

I know some spanish but unfortunately the bad words.

Ha! Growing up I thought my name was cabron.

Well, what is your real name?

EvyMetal wrote:

akeldama wrote:

Troublezone wrote:

I know some spanish but unfortunately the bad words.

Ha! Growing up I thought my name was cabron.

Well, what is your real name?

My real name is Andrew but I go by Andres.

I know some sign language, if that counts.

Required Fields wrote:

I know some sign language, if that counts.

It counts

iamrockerfun wrote:

English, German, Czech, Russian, Ukrainian, Latvian, Poland, Slovenian, Croatian, Serbian ... etc.

Damn!!!!


And Mc/RF, sign language definately counts!!

I envy all of you. I have been to 20+ countries and rely on hand gestures or the fact that most countries speak, at least, some English. If I had the patience, learning a different language, hell - ANY other language, would be on top of my list. Until I garner that patience, I will have to remain a fat, lazy American slob. Man, even the Mexican population is not all that big in Minneapolis!

I'm lucky to speak English! I think to learn another language, you need to start as young as possable. The longer you wait to learn, the harder it is, I think.

UNCLE SAXON wrote:

iamrockerfun wrote:

English, German, Czech, Russian, Ukrainian, Latvian, Poland, Slovenian, Croatian, Serbian ... etc.

Damn!!!!


And Mc/RF, sign language definately counts!!

I envy all of you. I have been to 20+ countries and rely on hand gestures or the fact that most countries speak, at least, some English. If I had the patience, learning a different language, hell - ANY other language, would be on top of my list. Until I garner that patience, I will have to remain a fat, lazy American slob. Man, even the Mexican population is not all that big in Minneapolis!

That's my problem, too damn lazy w/ no patience. I took Spanish I in high school and barely got out with a C average.

110% English
25% Spanish
10% French

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SpectreFate wrote:

Only Engrish for me, but I'd love to learn German.

No, you wouldn't! German is a mean smurfette to learn if you didn't as a kid.

@topic -
I know a few English words and I can speak Bavarian dialect fluently, which is a separate language to most Germans.

Dutch, English, German, French, a little Spanish, a little Japanese, a little Italian and I can read/understand Latin and ancient Greek.