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 Posted: Mon Jan 08, 2007 4:48 am
Can you believe this thread was made almost a year ago? (:
I thought, since this was made in January, that we could revise these so we could see how much we have progressed in our language skills. Or we could see what we have slacked in. (:
Just find your old post and quote it, then compare.
[January 2007]
Fluent in:
English
I am learning:
Japanese-2 years now
French-1 year
I know simple phrase, counting, and/or the writting systems of:
Korean
Spanish
I can count in:
Chinese
Gaelic
German
I only know how to write Russian. I can't really pronounce anything correctly in Russian, so it's hard for me to remember vocabulary. DX
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Posted: Mon Jan 08, 2007 9:18 am
Fluent in: English
Advanced in: French
Formerly advanced in: Japanese
Intermediate: Russian
Beginning-Intermediate: Esperanto
Beginning: Spanish
Really beginning: Vietnamese
Aspirations: Hungarian, Finnish, maybe Estonian, and Czech, Polish, Ukrainian, and all of the other Slavic languages (xD) and Italian and more. xDDD
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Eccentric Iconoclast Vice Captain
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Posted: Mon Jan 08, 2007 9:42 am
Fluent in: English (mother tongue)
Formerly advanced in (been so long since I've spoken it): German (studied for 4 years at school and got an A* at GCSE)
Intermediate: French (spent 3 years learning it at school then dropped it a few years ago)
Beginning: Spanish (know basic phrases but can't really be motivated to learn more right now)
Beginning: Welsh (this is what I am focusing on right now)
Very Basic: Latin (did some of this at school years ago and can remember a few random phrases and bits of grammar)
[Cannot comprehend: American wink (colour is supposed to be spelt with a "u", and it is pronounced "zed" not "zee" wahmbulance )]
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Posted: Mon Jan 08, 2007 9:43 am
Fleuent :
English
My planned languages :
German
Spanish
Russian
Basic Ukrainian
Currently learning :
German (intermeiate), DE is priority
Russian (just started)
Ukrainian (just the cyrillic for now)
Know a little of but not learning :
Spanish
Dutch
French
(EDIT, missed one) Japanese
Only know some Japanese from jiu-jitsu, they would name the throws in Japanese.
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Posted: Mon Jan 08, 2007 1:08 pm
Fluent: English
Learning: Spanish [Two years]
Japanese [One and a half years]
French [Since last summer]
Irish [Two months/On hold]
Russian [Half a year]
Italian [One and a half years]
Latin [Five-six months/On hold]
Korean [Since last summer/On hold]
Lithuanian [Two weeks or so]
German [Just a few days ago]
I want to learn nearly every language, so, I'm not listing all of them... :3
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Posted: Mon Jan 08, 2007 1:27 pm
Fluent in:
English
Russian
French
Formerly good at:
Japanese
Learning:
Hebrew (low intermediate)
Spanish (high intermediate)
Want to learn badly:
Dutch
Finnish
German
Swedish or Danish (haven't really decided yet ><)
Modern Greek
Yiddish
Slightly interested in/might learn:
Vietnamese
Chinese
Korean
Gaelic
Armenian
Tagalog
Romanian
Norwegian
Swahili
Hungarian
Albanian
Georgian
There's prolly a few I'm missing...
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Posted: Mon Jan 08, 2007 2:18 pm
Fluent in: English
I am learning: Japanese (second week) xD
I know simple phrase, counting, and/or the writting systems of: French, Japanese
I can count in:French, Japanese (only 1-10)
Currently I'm learning Japanese on my own. I've got some people that can help if I'm stuck (like on pronounciation), but felt that maybe someone here could help more, if they where fluent in english and japanese?
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Posted: Mon Jan 08, 2007 5:55 pm
Fluent english, advanced japanese, basic/intermediate mandarin, beginning indonesian, and a tiny amount of hindi.
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Posted: Tue Jan 09, 2007 12:48 am
Fluent - English Advanced - German, formerly Spanish {neglection! eek } Intermediate - Dutch Beginning - Italian Pathetic - Russian crying Would like to learn - Icelandic, Old English, possibly Danish and Welsh Caerwiden [Cannot comprehend: American wink (colour is supposed to be spelt with a "u", and it is pronounced "zed" not "zee" wahmbulance )] I beg to differ! Zē forever! domokun
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Posted: Tue Jan 09, 2007 9:59 am
Fluently: Swedish and English
Beginning: Spanish and Irish
Some words and phrases and a little little grammar: Japanese
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Posted: Tue Jan 09, 2007 10:42 am
Fluent in: English, Swedish
I understand perfectly: Hindi, Punjabi
Am learning: French (3 years)
Can understand: Norweigian and some Danish
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Posted: Tue Jan 09, 2007 5:57 pm
Fluent in: English, Japanese
Intermediate: French, Spanish, Chinese
If so many are advanced in Japanese, you should post more in the discussion topic or vote us for next months language of month. biggrin
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Eccentric Iconoclast Vice Captain
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Posted: Wed Jan 10, 2007 6:56 am
Hawk_McKrakken Caerwiden [Cannot comprehend: American wink (colour is supposed to be spelt with a "u", and it is pronounced "zed" not "zee" wahmbulance )] I beg to differ! Zē forever! domokun I actually prefer the /zi/ sound to "zed" - most of the other letters end in an /i/, so why shouldn't this one?
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Posted: Wed Jan 10, 2007 9:37 am
Fluent:
English.
Learning:
French. (Intermediate. 1 year.)
Japanese. (Beginner. On and off for 1 year.)
Finnish. (Beginner/VERY low intermediate. 3 months.)
Russian (Beginner/VERY low intermediate. On and off for 9 months.)
Mandarin Chinese (Just started. 2 weeks.)
Spanish (Very little, it's been a while since I've taken it.)
Can understand:
French.
Would like to learn:
Greek.
Dutch.
Swedish.
Arabic. [Lebanese dialect.]
Welsh.
Icelandic.
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