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Yes, grammar rules first is an epidemic. Its a fact that even people who take a 2-4 year long university course in a given language are rarely fluent after they graduate. Academic study of language and actually speaking it in everyday usage unfortunately do not go hand in hand. And tagalog eh? I know lumipad means to fly 
. I know about the whole Narda/Darna thing and awit na na na nawagen & darating kaya sound cool but I have no idea what the words actually mean . Im a kamikazee fan if you cant tell.
Only two languages I actually speak with fluency are Esperanto and English. However, i have learned some words and the alphabets of many languaes. Hebrew, greek (for biblical purposes) i can usually read with the help of a dictionary cross referenced with literal translations. I want to be fluent in these and started down that road at one point, but I decided russian and spanish should be learned fluently first because they are more practical for modern day communication. I also started mandarin but totally gave up on it because the tones absolutely kill me. I have no interest in actually visiting china so I took Chinese off the list.
i have also dabbled in Arabic, French, a little German. Had some friends that were Czech teach me a few words. I have no vocabulary or fluency in any of those to speak of. I love language and have many interests, its why I decided to pick two and ignore everything else until those are learned well. Hebrew and Greek full fluency will be my next two projects after Spanish and Russian are licked. I'm assuming Cebuan is a local dialect of the Cebu province in the phillipines?
. I know about the whole Narda/Darna thing and awit na na na nawagen & darating kaya sound cool but I have no idea what the words actually mean . Im a kamikazee fan if you cant tell.Only two languages I actually speak with fluency are Esperanto and English. However, i have learned some words and the alphabets of many languaes. Hebrew, greek (for biblical purposes) i can usually read with the help of a dictionary cross referenced with literal translations. I want to be fluent in these and started down that road at one point, but I decided russian and spanish should be learned fluently first because they are more practical for modern day communication. I also started mandarin but totally gave up on it because the tones absolutely kill me. I have no interest in actually visiting china so I took Chinese off the list.
i have also dabbled in Arabic, French, a little German. Had some friends that were Czech teach me a few words. I have no vocabulary or fluency in any of those to speak of. I love language and have many interests, its why I decided to pick two and ignore everything else until those are learned well. Hebrew and Greek full fluency will be my next two projects after Spanish and Russian are licked. I'm assuming Cebuan is a local dialect of the Cebu province in the phillipines?
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Yes, grammar rules first is an epidemic. Its a fact that even people who take a 2-4 year long university course in a given language are rarely fluent after they graduate. Academic study of language and actually speaking it in everyday usage unfortunately do not go hand in hand. And tagalog eh? I know lumipad means to fly . I know about the whole Narda/Darna thing and awit na na na nawagen & darating kaya sound cool but I have no idea what the words actually mean . Im a kamikazee fan if you cant tell.
Only two languages I actually speak with fluency are Esperanto and English. However, i have learned some words and the alphabets of many languaes. Hebrew, greek (for biblical purposes) i can usually read with the help of a dictionary cross referenced with literal translations. I want to be fluent in these and started down that road at one point, but I decided russian and spanish should be learned fluently first because they are more practical for modern day communication. I also started mandarin but totally gave up on it because the tones absolutely kill me. I have no interest in actually visiting china so I took Chinese off the list.
i have also dabbled in Arabic, French, a little German. Had some friends that were Czech teach me a few words. I have no vocabulary or fluency in any of those to speak of. I love language and have many interests, its why I decided to pick two and ignore everything else until those are learned well. Hebrew and Greek full fluency will be my next two projects after Spanish and Russian are licked. I'm assuming Cebuan is a local dialect of the Cebu province in the phillipines?
. I know about the whole Narda/Darna thing and awit na na na nawagen & darating kaya sound cool but I have no idea what the words actually mean . Im a kamikazee fan if you cant tell.Only two languages I actually speak with fluency are Esperanto and English. However, i have learned some words and the alphabets of many languaes. Hebrew, greek (for biblical purposes) i can usually read with the help of a dictionary cross referenced with literal translations. I want to be fluent in these and started down that road at one point, but I decided russian and spanish should be learned fluently first because they are more practical for modern day communication. I also started mandarin but totally gave up on it because the tones absolutely kill me. I have no interest in actually visiting china so I took Chinese off the list.
i have also dabbled in Arabic, French, a little German. Had some friends that were Czech teach me a few words. I have no vocabulary or fluency in any of those to speak of. I love language and have many interests, its why I decided to pick two and ignore everything else until those are learned well. Hebrew and Greek full fluency will be my next two projects after Spanish and Russian are licked. I'm assuming Cebuan is a local dialect of the Cebu province in the phillipines?
How do you even know about Cebu? Growing up in the Philippines, we had to learn all 3 languages at the same time and it was exhausting! Lol. I'd speak English in the morning, then Tagalog after lunch then Cebuano when I get home! You'd have probably enjoyed it more than I lol.Just realised we're totally derailing this thread
*fistbump*
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Not a thing at the moment, probably gonna' jump on that whinnie the pooh baseball and attempt to defeat the unstoppable christopher robbin. I've played a grippp of video games in my time, some real hard games....but I can't beat christopher robbin in some ridiculous flash game.
I'm genuinely running low on confidence that I got what it takes to defeat him. He's like, he's like the Joe Montana of child flash games, or something. It's just ridiculous.
I'm genuinely running low on confidence that I got what it takes to defeat him. He's like, he's like the Joe Montana of child flash games, or something. It's just ridiculous.
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Wow that's a lot of langauges! You seem to be enjoying that. Lol it's cool that you know Kamikazee lol. They're not my favourite but they have their own style I think. Yes it is the local dialect of my home province, Cebu How do you even know about Cebu? Growing up in the Philippines, we had to learn all 3 languages at the same time and it was exhausting! Lol. I'd speak English in the morning, then Tagalog after lunch then Cebuano when I get home! You'd have probably enjoyed it more than I lol.
Just realised we're totally derailing this thread *fistbump*
How do you even know about Cebu? Growing up in the Philippines, we had to learn all 3 languages at the same time and it was exhausting! Lol. I'd speak English in the morning, then Tagalog after lunch then Cebuano when I get home! You'd have probably enjoyed it more than I lol.Just realised we're totally derailing this thread
*fistbump*
