My `isshah tum us guldaste se bhi khubsoorat ho, jo bharat ke saare auraton ko milaakar bana hai.
On topic,
English and Urdu.
My `isshah tum us guldaste se bhi khubsoorat ho, jo bharat ke saare auraton ko milaakar bana hai.
On topic,
English and Urdu.
My mother tongue's Vietnamese. My English is quite fluent. I've had about 20 3-hour french lessons, but will study more intensely in the summer.
I speak swedish of course, and I learn't english from Harry Potter
I can get by in Norwegian and danish as well, most swedes can. Though I don't know if it counts, since understand them fluently, but can't speak them myself.
I speak Persian and English fluently. German, hmmm...i'm working on it. and a bit of French.
Well by Talsins standerds Im fluent in English and arbic and old english if that counts?
mind you I personally dont consider myself fluent in anything my tounge always ends up in knots see bd)
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What is your Arabic dialect?Originally Posted by Nightshade
I dont have one you see all arbic is written the same in old formal quaranic arbic - that the easy one to understand you just have to understand, ok maybe not but its what I understand. Spoken is more wishy washy Id say Im fluent in Cairoish (whats a person from cairo anyway?) Gulf arbic and Tantawi arbic but that doesnt include all delta speach.
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In that case, I speak danish and swedish!I speak swedish of course, and I learn't english from Harry Potter
I can get by in Norwegian and danish as well, most swedes can. Though I don't know if it counts, since understand them fluently, but can't speak them myself.
Otherwise, I'm fluent in Norwegian and English. I admit I'm not as fluent as a Norwegian resident, but then again I haven't lived there permanently since I was six. I know a little of German, though it wouldn't be to hard to decipher, and a only slightly more Spanish.
I'm fluent in Turkish and Russian, English is ok, Arabic is still weak.
You really seem to have chosen a good middle path from which you furthermore seem to really get around.
i speak arabic and english fleuntly. Although arabic is my mother tongue, i always think and speak loudly to myself in english. there's the original arabic and the slang. however the original one makes sense it's absurd to speak it in public
I don't recall whether or not anyone has mentioned knowing Welsh. If anyone does, speak up!
one, me speak fluent english...
I know a little bit of german, enough to ask if anyone speaks english, and stuff like that. I want to learn things like Welsh and Gaelic or something no one really speaks like Latin.
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Ok, Everybody here in this forum is from different places, eh? Well I just wondered, what language do you speak and what's your favorite word from that language?
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Hmmm...Well, English is my first language. But I'm a Laotion...So I can speak three languages.
English, Laotion, and the Thai...And the Ghetto language. Can't get by without knowing a little Ghetto. Fo shizzle!
Now for survival language...Meaning knowing enough to get by (Need food, poop, etc.)...
...Ummm...Two
Hmong and Cambodian.
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