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KERMIT M
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Sure...learned to speak German. And interestingly, Germans make up the largest single immigrant group to the US and proved that they too could learn a new language...English.
Wow!!! |
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Deidre K
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I'm not stupid enough to move to another country if I don't know the predominate language or at least know some of it and willing to learn the rest !! |
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mikea_va
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Yes, I speak another language fluently.
You should ask that to the illegals who come to the US!! |
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TexasDolly
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Yes, obviously. UNLESS, you are in the USA and speak Spanish -- they have to have everything in their language. Every other immigrant to this country was smart enough to learn English. Guess Hispanics are genetically unable to learn a language other than Spanish/Tex-Mex. |
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Rabid Frog
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An bhfuil Gaeilge agat?
Conas ata tu, t'a m'e ceart go leor
I have been dying to try out my writing, I speak better than I write but getting better daily. I also speak fluent French but Gaelic is butt kicking hard for me, I am looking into another language but I have not decided which to take the university is offering language studies after hours and I decided to take on my heritage and try Gaelic, did you know that the Southern Drawl is heavily influenced by Gaelic?...
Slan go foill
EDIT: Micky, somehow I knew you would speak Gaelic :) |
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Fedup Veteran
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Yup, but it will be one who I WANT to learn.
If I go to another nation then I obviously want to be there so I will learn the culture AND their language if it is different than English. |
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Lil's Mommy
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Si por supuesto. English y Espanol. |
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Leah
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OK, I am going to be honest. The first time I took a foreign language was my junior year in college. I was 21 years old and had never done so before. I was also up to my eyeballs in the advanced government and politics classes I needed for my major.
That said, I tried as hard as I could to learn Spanish, but it was incredibly hard for me. I was a straight A student through high school and college, but I barely pulled a C in Spanish. The only reason I got through it was one of my classmates was from Argentina and she tutored me.
I do know American Sign-Language, though! |
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AngG
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Hai. But it's not all about smarts - you have to be dedicated and make the effort to learn. It's going to take more than listening to a CD in the car for a few minutes a day to learn. |
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Butterbar Bob
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Si. Oui. Ja. Da. Hai. I don't find languages to be very difficult to learn. But since I don't have any regular use of them, my fluency has dropped significantly.
In the US, unlike many other countries, not only is there very little interaction with speakers of foreign languages, thanks to England, English is the lingua franca of business the world over.
I'd have to travel over 400 miles to get to the nearest place a different language is spoken (Ottawa, Canada). |
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Mr. Pickles
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Oui |
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tegidfoel
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Answer: Sure! Now if I could garner the criminal character to invade anothers country, not learn the language or assimilate, then have the unmitigated GALL to make demands upon those that I have already criminally assaulted...
Sorry! This was about another language correct? How about this...Pog mo tho'in! Try it! I think you'll like it! |
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Mathsorcerer
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Absolutement.
Claro que si.
Mluvim cesky, dekuji. (well....it has been 13 years since I was there, so it's really rusty) |
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f1mudvayne29
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Ja, sicher. Just like Kermit, my grandparents had to learn English. To honor my family heritage I have learned German. Too bad my dad passed before he knew I finally learned it. Wie shade. |
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vivs
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Being smart doesn't mean you can learn another language. If you are patient and really willing to learn then nothing is impossible. Some people are smart but stubborn. |
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Gavi
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Yes, i now how to speak Spanish, English, and am now learning French. |
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slew
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I learn four languages and crappy in all of them. |
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Micky
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Yes, I speak 2 languages.
Dia dhuit Rabid frog! Conas tá tú?
Edit:Lol,I guess the Irish lean is obvious,eh? I'm glad to see i'm not the only one speaking it,it's so nice to see the language kept alive:) |
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Anne
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Most people are. My neighbors boy was mildly retarded and he was bilingual in Spanish and English |
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[Christina loves her fiance]
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I know 2 different languages. You don't have to be smart to learn a second language.. |
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Sweetpea
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Sure |
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joby10095
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Nope, flunked out of the Defense Language Institute(lack of ablity thank you very much)
If you can't learn there, you can't learn anywhere. |
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Dog Tricks
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I know 3 fluently some of my children 4 or more. |
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kagnomi
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Failing so far.
Chinese is my first language and I can barely write it.
And all the spanish I've learned was forgotten over the summer. |
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Marilyn T
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I am trying to learn Hungarian because I live there part-time. In fact I am there now and try to prctice everyday.
It is a hard one with over 44 letters in the language,some are real tounge twisters but I am trying. that is all anyone can do. |
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I'm Your Captain
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Si, Ja.
I learned Spanish and some German in college.
Now I am working on Latin. Valete! |
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▪ώhiteÄırl▪®
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Sure I am... I just refuse to. |
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metro900
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Yes I do or tak znam |
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yeah_but_we_all_are
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Si. |
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tommy44432
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I speak several langugages. Southern..."how ya doin', y'all?"....Ghetto..."s'up, m'f*cker?"....New Yorkese..."how youse doin'?". See? I'm smart enough already! |
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CRYSTY
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SI OUI YES!!!
j'aime les illegales. lol jk
MANY ILLEGALS ARE BILINGUAL AS WELL,, |
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