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knowing 10 words of a language != knowing a language.
i know 4.
i know 4.
I can speak and understand at least 9 languages including English which I learned mostly by watching movies and here on the forum.
I know some words from about 41 languages to be exact. Can sing in 32 lingu's as I like all kinds of music.
and when I am in a country I dont understand the language of, I manage to get by, by trying words in the different languages I know, they usually end up understanding one of them. I,e I want to say thank you, if they dont understand that, I say gracias "if you are in italy they would understand it because they say Grazie, and vice versa. If you are in france, they would understand you saying thank you in persian as it is "mersi" and french merci. If you are in Germany "Danke", theyd get you if you said it in netherlandish "dank" and theyd probably understand thanks or thank you, if they smart U_U, norway, denmark and sweden (takk, tak, tack) all sound the same, russia (spasiba, as far as i know, the only similar thank you, is in kurdish "spas" a tribe similar to persians i think, you say Spasiba, if you do, spanish, italian are somewhat similar, and in this case in latin it is almost the same "gratias" spanish alone would have you speaking in a major part of the world, add english to it, then arabic and indian. Indian, Punjabi, and Hindi and others are similar "Dhannvaad" in punjabi, and can say dhanyavaad in hindi. A persian would understand thank you in both french and arabic, and turkish, as they sound similar. Teshekkur "turkish" tashakku/ar arabic, mutashakkuram in persian and mersi at the same time etc.., strangely enough portuguese and japanese have a similar way of saying thank you, so in conclusion, if you knew about 10 lingu's, and you went to japan, you wanted to say thank you, but they didnt understand, you say merci, danke, spasiba, Dhannvaad, tesekkur, gracias, grazie, takk, they dont understand, then you say obrigado in "portuguese" and they say Ahhhh Arigato? looool and thats the way it has been in my life, in most words, if you try the different languages, they are almost bound to understand you in a foreign country Lol
My country language is my main..
2nd is english
Funny is I can read korean and arabic character but I dunno how to speak their language.. I just know their writing pronunciation lol
Then I know basic japanese but I dunno how to read japanese writing katakana/hiragana/kanji lol
wow thats cool man
Thanks. I dont know why most of you americans dont try to learn more languages though tbh
Spanish and English ha. You already speak like 40% of the World Lollol ill try and im latino
Spanish and English ha. You already speak like 40% of the World Lol
lol ill try and im latino
lol yeah tjhere the most use languages, im also planning on learning french
I love the language, but its my weakness
its sooo damn hard to pronounce i sound like goat a when speaking french U_U
I love the language, but its my weakness
its sooo damn hard to pronounce i sound like goat a when speaking french U_U
Despite my accent I would probably sound worse than you. Lol
yeah that is the only way to do itwell keep practicing
Lol I dont know how thats possible
I only know English and Spanish. Lol