In how many languages can you introduce yourself?
@ronelaine (51)
September 10, 2017 12:05am CST
I speak 4 languages: English, German, Cebuano and Filipino(Tagalog). Let me introduce myself briefly then. My name is Roni and I live in the Philippines. I work as a teacher. German: Mein Name ist Roni und ich lebe in den Philippinen. Ich bin eine Lehrerin von Beruf. Cebuano: Akong pangalan si Roni ug nagpuyo ko sa Pilipinas. Filipino: Ako po ay si Roni at nakatira sa Pilipinas. How about you?
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@hereandthere (45645)
• Philippines
10 Sep 17
how did you learn german? is your username dielehrerin german also? what does it mean?
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@hereandthere (45645)
• Philippines
10 Sep 17
@ronelaine it's remarkable that you can still remember all these years (since you say you lived there back when you were 10).
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@ronelaine (51)
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10 Sep 17
@hereandthere When my parents visit me, we sometimes use German. Then I still have contact with my friends in Germany, specifically my classmates in Elementary
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@ronelaine (51)
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10 Sep 17
I went there and lived for 3 years, Yes, it's German and it means "the (female)teacher." :-)
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@ronelaine (51)
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10 Sep 17
Hi, Michelle! It's okay. What are these 2 languages then?
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@infatuatedbby (94914)
• United States
11 Sep 17
@ronelaine Hi!
Vietnamese + English.
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@ronelaine (51)
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11 Sep 17
@infatuatedbby That's still great. Where did you learn Vietnamese?
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@peachpurple (13961)
• Malaysia
10 Sep 17
know English, Chinese, Malay and learning Korean
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@ronelaine (51)
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10 Sep 17
Wow! That's amazing. I also like to learn Korean, Malay, and Chinese
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@MarsGirl (288)
• Chennai, India
10 Sep 17
@ronelaine yes it is. There are about 22 major languages spoken in India across different states and also many more unknown languages spoken within the states.
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@ronelaine (51)
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11 Sep 17
@MarsGirl : Same in our country. Sad to say, there are also languages here considered dying languages
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@ronelaine (51)
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10 Sep 17
Hi, thanks for your comment. You also know many languages, too. Are Telugu and Malayalam also languages spoken in India?
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@Purpleflower05 (132)
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11 Sep 17
Hi Roni. My name is Myla and I live in the Philippines too and I am a working mom. :-) I can only speak English, Cebuano and Tagalog. :-)
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@Purpleflower05 (132)
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12 Sep 17
@ronelaine I totally agree! Being a working mom is a tough role that we actually enjoy and love inspite of the challenges :-)
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@ronelaine (51)
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11 Sep 17
Hi, Myla! I'm also a working mom which is quite a challenging task. Do you agree?
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@Mistletoe11 (206)
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10 Sep 17
@ronelaine i see. I just got curious cuz its one of the hardest language to learn.
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@allen0187 (58582)
• Philippines
11 Sep 17
I'm learning Spanish but I'm not progressing as much as I want to. I can introduce myself in three languages, Tagalog, English, and sarcasm.
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@ronelaine (51)
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11 Sep 17
Sarcasm is the least preferred and a kind of rude language.
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