Your native language?

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SovereignGrace

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So...what's your...

Native language?
Do you speak other languages?


Mine is English...okay, it's huckabilly English
No, I do not speak other languages. I know enough French to keep from ordering an escargot. :) :D :eek:
 
I am the rare Asian native English speaker.

I am currently studying French, but only because me and my mom agree that it's easier to learn than Chinese. However, once that's over, I feel like learning Japanese in my free time.
 
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I am the rare Asian native English speaker.

I am currently studying French, but only because me and my mom agree that it's easier to learn than Chinese. However, once that's over, I feel like learning Japanese in my free time.
Cool I know some french in school I got an A in french class at one school and the other french class I still did farely decent some simple words to remember...
Bonjour-Good day
Tres bien-Very happy
Tres mal-very unhappy
Bien-happy
Mal-unhappy
Cava-How are you,with one usually answering cava bien or cava mal
Calmcicalmca-So So when askef question of Cava(not sure if I spelled the phrase right been awhile)
Un-1
Deux-2
Tres-3
Cat-4
Sinx-5
 
My native language is English, but I learned it from my parents and their English skills were not to good.

They were speaking Cajun French, but they insisted on teaching me English, and not Cajun, which they mastered.

So I am sort of a native English speaker. Haha
 
I am the rare Asian native English speaker.

I am currently studying French, but only because me and my mom agree that it's easier to learn than Chinese. However, once that's over, I feel like learning Japanese in my free time.

Please, please, please... I want to learn Singlish. It is beyond cool! Can you teach me?
 
My native language, or L1 is Norwegian, L2 English, L2 also Finish and Swedish, L3 German and some Spanish and Italian. And I have picked up some words in different languages like Farsi/Dari, Arabic and Somali.
 
i don't speak English, just American. :rolleyes:

studied Spanish 6 years, and French 5. i remember very little of either. tant pis!
 
Filipino (Our national language,I am fluent with Filipino)
Waray (taught at home by my parents and I am also fluent with this dialect )
Cebuano( I understand this dialect very good but I can't speak fluently)

Foreign language :

English ( my grammar needs improvement)
Hokkien (I can understand but I can't speak fluently)
Bahasa Malaysia/Bahasa Indonesia ( I can understand but I can't speak fluently)
Arabic ( I can speak and understand but not as fluent as the native speakers)

Some Spanish words (my ex taught me and also because in our language there are words that are Spanish)

And some Cantonese words
 
You all = y'all
Potato = tater
Tomato = mato
Hi = howdy
Aunt = ant
Buckeye = crybaby <-------for preacher4truth

Ohhh...there was this guy in the chatroom who asked me howdy then he speaks redneck/hillbilly :D.


You are a crybaby preacher4truth :D
 
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You all = y'all
Potato = tater
Tomato = mato
Hi = howdy
Aunt = ant
Buckeye = crybaby <-------for preacher4truth

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You all = y'all
Potato = tater
Tomato = mato
Hi = howdy
Aunt = ant
Buckeye = crybaby <-------for preacher4truth

we're Yankees (tant pis again!) and say 'ant'. our 29 yo son came home from NC and decided to start saying aunt properly because, after all, there's a U in that word. i replied, oh yes, like 'want'. :rolleyes:

English! and you have to give the kids a hard time whenever possible. lol