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worsleyweb
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Caecilius est Canus
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Can you speak more than one language?
- Thread starter peoffrey
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Caecilius est Canus
Grassland Blue
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Can speak mandem fluently .
It's Mandarin.....Can speak mandem fluently .
Grassland Blue
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Que?Caecilius est Canus
BimboBob
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Passable French, enough to order stuff and have a small conversation in Swedish, a small bit of German and that's about it.
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worsleyweb
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Que?
I think it means caecillius (that’s someones name) is a dog.
May be wrong - it was 31 years ago.
Grassland Blue
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Well if it was wrong 31 years ago, it'll still be wrong now....I think it means caecillius (that’s someones name) is a dog.
May be wrong - it was 31 years ago.
bluegirl74
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English obviously.
Conversational German and Spanish.
Currently working on Geordie (specifically Chester le Street) which is significantly more difficult than any of the languages I am familiar with.
Conversational German and Spanish.
Currently working on Geordie (specifically Chester le Street) which is significantly more difficult than any of the languages I am familiar with.
blue by birth
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I'm learning Spanish ...try Duolingo app
It's free but does have a few ads.
It's free but does have a few ads.
Kompany Car
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Reasonable French and Italian and a bit of Swedish (just what I picked up from working there).
Would love to have the time to learn more. Always find it a bit embarrassing when dealing with some of the offices in mainland Europe where some of the engineers can speak and write in 3 or more languages to a high standard.
Would love to have the time to learn more. Always find it a bit embarrassing when dealing with some of the offices in mainland Europe where some of the engineers can speak and write in 3 or more languages to a high standard.
blueish swede
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Swedish fluently,
Danish pretty good, Norwegian I can guess at most of it
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German - OK
Spanish - bit above tourist level.
French & Finnish - tourist.
Speaking is always the problem, reading and writing I get to do a lot more.
I'd like to have a stab at a language with a non European alphabet.
Danish pretty good, Norwegian I can guess at most of it
then
German - OK
Spanish - bit above tourist level.
French & Finnish - tourist.
Speaking is always the problem, reading and writing I get to do a lot more.
I'd like to have a stab at a language with a non European alphabet.