What language(s) do you speak? =O
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My languages include:
English - Read/Write/Speak
Spanish - Read/Write/Speak (listening is only so-so, however)
Vietnamese - Speak, Reading is so-so, writing is rather poor though :P
Japanese - It's so-so in all areas, I often require assistance from a friend when playing through games and such.
English - Read/Write/Speak
Spanish - Read/Write/Speak (listening is only so-so, however)
Vietnamese - Speak, Reading is so-so, writing is rather poor though :P
Japanese - It's so-so in all areas, I often require assistance from a friend when playing through games and such.
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I speak English(duh)
Portuguese
Spanish
Basic of the basic of the basic of japanese. I get really bored when trying to learn how to write in japanese, that's why I'm so slow.
Portuguese
Spanish
Basic of the basic of the basic of japanese. I get really bored when trying to learn how to write in japanese, that's why I'm so slow.
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My native language is Thai. BTW, I study in England for 2 years right now, so I am quite fluent in English. Also, I know Chinese too because my parents are chinese (dialect and mandalin). I study Japanese for 1 year and I still remember some of them. Now, I am learning French and Spanish. Hope to speak multilingual.
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I'm fluent in both Enlgish and Frenches and i speaks and raeds them booths ral goods.
Typing? Not so much.
Typing? Not so much.
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I speak English, Street English (it should be considered a different language), a few random words in Latin, and a few random obscenities in Spanish.
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Kaimax
Best Master-San
Born Language: Bahasa Indonesia
Mastered Language: English
Learning Language: Japanese and Arabic
:D
Mastered Language: English
Learning Language: Japanese and Arabic
:D
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Raze wrote...
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On topic: I am fluent in English only. I don't have the time to pick up a second language. I'm too busy in politics and studying the related philosophies.
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I'm fluent in English and I used to be pretty good at Dutch. I knew enough Dutch to carry a stilted conversation with someone from The Netherlands (sometimes I got them to laugh by saying a word funny). I took classes in German in high school and used to be alright with that. I've studied Swedish, Icelandic, Russian, French, Spanish, Old English (Anglo-Saxon), Early Modern English, and Japanese.
I love other languages, but since I don't know anyone who uses them I fall out of practice really fast (and I don't have the money to go to the country of the language's origin). I got good at Dutch because I was going out with a Dutch girl and she was helping me learn it.
I love other languages, but since I don't know anyone who uses them I fall out of practice really fast (and I don't have the money to go to the country of the language's origin). I got good at Dutch because I was going out with a Dutch girl and she was helping me learn it.
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well ...german, it's my first language.
I understand english pretty well, but I'm not quite that good at pronouncing it. I guess I just need more practice, for I speak only a few words a week (at school).
And I know a bit spain, at least the basics ...
I understand english pretty well, but I'm not quite that good at pronouncing it. I guess I just need more practice, for I speak only a few words a week (at school).
And I know a bit spain, at least the basics ...
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Lucky Bastards, knowing how to speak Japanese/Chinese/German/French/Indonesian/Singaporian/Russian/Spanish/Latin/Korean/Taiwanese/Thailand-ish/Islamic/Muslim.
The only ones I know is Filipino(Nationality, duh^^), English(fluent in typing, a bit crooked when speaking), Sign Language and very few Japanese(Viva la Raze's Lessons!).
The only ones I know is Filipino(Nationality, duh^^), English(fluent in typing, a bit crooked when speaking), Sign Language and very few Japanese(Viva la Raze's Lessons!).
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Uzumaki101 wrote...
Lucky Bastards, knowing how to speak Japanese/Chinese/German/French/Indonesian/Singaporian/Russian/Spanish/Latin/Korean/Taiwanese/Thailand-ish/Islamic/Muslim.The only ones I know is Filipino(Nationality, duh^^), English(fluent in typing, a bit crooked when speaking), Sign Language and very few Japanese(Viva la Raze's Lessons!).
Lucky bastard, knowing how to speak FIlipino ;)
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Raze wrote...
Seriously guys. If you guys know Japanese a little and want to get better, translating stuff is a good way to do it. There's nothing like using the language to improve it. I'll be there to help you out should you encounter any difficulties.And I'm not expecting you to translate a doujin in a day (like I do). You can take weeks to do it, we don't really mind. Plus, I proofread every project right before it's released anyway, so if there are any mistakes I can correct them.
I hope this will encourage people to start contributing to FAKKU in a way no one else can. And oh, actually, while I'm at it, we kinda need editors too. FAKKU admins have outside lives after all, so we can't spend 24/7 looking after you pervs. =P
@walkman: Actually, Chinese is a much more difficult language to master than Japanese. At least, if you can't remember how to write a particular kanji, you can just spell it out with hiragana. In Chinese, forget how to write a particular character, and you die, pretty much. And at least Japanese has grammar elements. In Chinese, especially at a higher-level, there really isn't any grammar, and the order of characters can actually imply different meanings. In short, if Chinese isn't your first language, you can forget about mastering it to great heights. In fact, I found Japanese to be relatively easy to learn; I learned the entire set of hiragana over a single weekend (katakana took slightly longer to learn). Kanji is what trips people up, and where does it come from? Yes, Chinese. And, as you demonstrated, each Chinese dialect is, pretty much, its own language. If you ask me, that's something far more difficult to learn than two sets of kana symbols.
hmm...why not? Although I already know i'll fail to even translate half of the first page, it never hurts to try...
@k_0uta: lol. How lucky am I^^
