language study
By stanlee81
@stanlee81 (381)
China
April 28, 2009 4:31am CST
Mylotters in this mylot are capable of commanding English already.
And I wanna konw how many languages do you speak? Please list what's your mother tongue and you sencond,third,fouth....languages.
By the way,which one is the difficult you have came acrossed?
Thank you for your participating,And for now,I just wanna establish a language study plan.And your tips are valued.Thank you!
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6 responses
@sonusd (1547)
• India
28 Apr 09
I am from India . my mother tongue is ORIYA
then my country's regional language is HINDI
and the main and third language I use is ENGLISH
I can speak, write, and read all three language in a very better way but except this I used to speak soem other province language also but not comfortably
@stanlee81 (381)
• China
28 Apr 09
Thank you for your response!Well,another language talent.I hear that Hindi is very hard to learn,do you think so?
@angelajoy (1825)
• Philippines
11 May 09
My mother tongue is Filipino and my second language is English. I also understand a bit of Kapampangan (a dialect in the Philippines), although I don't really speak it.
@stanlee81 (381)
• China
11 May 09
Well,i have no idea about the filipino.I wanna to know is it easy to master this.I've heard some say that,there are some common feature among espanol and Filipino,is that true? Thanks for your responding!
@angelajoy (1825)
• Philippines
14 May 09
It's true that there are similar words in Filipino and Spanish because we used to be a Spanish colony. Actually, it's more acurate to say that lots of Filipino words are derived from Spanish words. Many Filipinos also use the Spanish numbers like uno, dos, tres, etc.
@angelajoy (1825)
• Philippines
14 May 09
I think Filipino is not very hard to learn. But then again, I'm a native speaker. I think it would be better to get the opinion of a non-native speaker who is studying or has studied Filipino.
@lkbooi (16070)
• Malaysia
29 Apr 09
Hi stanlee, my mother tongue is Hainan. I mixed with many neighbors and playmates since my childhood. Their ancestors are mostly from the different parts of china so I could speak very well in their dialects, like southern Fujian dialect, Cantonese and Hakka. My Fujian and Cantonese speaking improve tremendously after watching the tv series from Hong Kong and Taiwan frequently
Here in Malaysia we learn 3 languages since our primary school days. So we could speak and write in Malay, Chinese and English language well. If I could, I would like to learn Spanish as well.
Happy posting
@lkbooi (16070)
• Malaysia
29 Apr 09
You are most welcome. I wonder whether it is difficult to manage. I was told that the pronunciation of this language is quite similar to that of the Malay language which we are quite familiar with in our place. Yeah, it’s in Romanization. Hopefully this could help me a lot in learning this language later on.
@stanlee81 (381)
• China
29 Apr 09
Well,thanks for your responding! Spanish is what i am studying for now,with that we could learn more about the latin and south American continent.Maybe very different from our Asia's and English speaking countries!Have a good day!
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@stanlee81 (381)
• China
29 Apr 09
Yes,that will be of help to your commanding of Spainish.I think,only when we have some knowlege of their language,then can we interact with different people efficiently.
@sweety_81 (2124)
• India
28 Apr 09
Well, my mother tongue is Hindi .I can speak English as well as Hindi quite well.
@stanlee81 (381)
• China
28 Apr 09
Thanks for your responding.Well,another multi-language speaker!I have no idea,whether Hindi easy to master or not?
@stanlee81 (381)
• China
28 Apr 09
Well,you understand mandarin,a good job.I know it's not easy to master this.May me one day you could find a job in China.....
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@zoey7879 (3092)
• Quincy, Illinois
28 Apr 09
I can understand *written*:
Swedish, some norwegian ... and spoken...
I can understand Mexican Spanish. I'm also learning American Sign languages.
A friend of mine by the age of 15 could fluently read, write and speak:
English, Mexican Spanish, Canadien French, French, Norwegian, Swedish, Dutch, Russian, German.
My understanding that Europe for the most part has stricter linguistic study requiremens than America does...
@stanlee81 (381)
• China
28 Apr 09
owo,seems you and your friend could be my teacher! Glad to meet you.Hope you could give a hand if i touch thoese languages! :)