Teach me your language I teach you mine

[Pashen'ka]

I love the sound of Italian and Spanish
My mom (she's indian) sometimes teaches me Hindi, but Hindi is very hard for me

Talking about sounds, I too like a lot both italian and spanish, though probably my favourite languages are french (Paris/northern accent better than southern though), russian (regardless of my huge for S. Petersburg, I'd choose Moscow accent ) and portuguese as spoken in Brazil
Oh, and I also like a lot english/aussie accent!

p.s.
I'd to learn japanese! ...but I'm afraid I've run out of space in the "HD for difficult languages" of my brain ...learning german, I forgot all the finnish I knew, and learning russian I forgot most of my german. And now I really DON'T want to have to go back studying russian grammar from scratch (uchenik, uchenika, ucheniku,... ), so I doubt I'm gonna learn any more difficult languages...("difficult" to me, at least...maybe I could learn spanish and portuguese better than I do now, after all they're VERY close to italian and therefore definetely very easy for us).

 

[Pashen'ka]

Thank you all. So I'm right

A silly friend was told a funny pronunciation (and a vulgar one at that!) and I couldn't believe it, as I self-studied Italian for a while and it doesn't make total sense.

I'm not sure about the "vulgar" part ...unless you mean the word that results substituting the final "-hi" with an "-a". Then it becomes dialect/slang from an italian region (Emilia-Romagna, where Bologna, Parma & Rimini are) that indicates... err...female parts...and it's also used as a synonym to "beautiful girl/woman".... ...but it doesn't sound very vulgar in Italy, it's more like a funny word, and definetely more polite than many other "slang" synonyms...

 

[sanrio]

I always use Moscow accent when speaking Russian...i sound so posh...

 

[Pashen'ka]

I always use Moscow accent when speaking Russian...i sound so posh...

 

[epidemicalblonde]

i'm half-canadian and half-german
so here are some words in german and their pronounceations
hello -- hallo
thank u -- danke pronounced dank-uh, put those together!
please -- bitte pronounced bitt-uh
fashion -- Mode pronounced mod-uh
love -- Liebe pronounced Leeb-uh
cool -- umm cool!
music -- Music! pronounced like moosik

 

[fashionbutterfly]

new entery from all taaaaaanx am adding to ma notebook

lets try sentences

I love TFS(ana aheb TFS)
i like this trend(aheb hathe elmoda)

 

[Tess]

HEllo language partner(marhaba sadegate bel-loga)

k how bout:

u look great(shaklek helo(to a girl) shaklak helo(to a guy)
i like dis(ana aheb hatha)

hehe! thanx again

You look great - Du ser Fantastisk ut!
I like this - Jeg liker dette
You are the best - Du er best
I like you- Jeg liker deg
I am hungry-Jeg er sulten

Hi - Hei
Bye - Hadet
See ya -sees

 

[evisu donna]

Some Dutch:

Yes - Ja
No - Nee
Thanks - Dankje
You're welcome - Graag gedaan Or: Geen dank
How are you? - Hoe gaat het? or: Alles goed?
I'm fine, and you? - Met mij goed, en met jou?
Do you speak English? - Spreek je Engels?
I love you - Ik hou van je
I hate you - Ik haat je
***hole - Klootzak
1- een
2- twee
3- drie
4- vier
5- vijf
6- zes
7- zeven
8- acht
9- negen
10- tien

 

[fashionbutterfly]

hehe! thanx again

You look great - Du ser Fantastisk ut!
I like this - Jeg liker dette
You are the best - Du er best
I like you- Jeg liker deg
I am hungry-Jeg er sulten

Hi - Hei
Bye - Hadet
See ya -sees

Hei

ok..

i am hungry-ana joana(girl speaking) ana joaan(guy speaking)
am happy-ana farhana(girl sp) ana farhan(guy sp)
nice meeting u-tsharaft bmareftek(to girl) tesharaft bemareftak(to a guy)

i noooticed u liike the olsens Tess?am i right?

 

[KaE-YU]

Afrikaans: #68

Arabic: #1, #22, #58, #71, #149, #169, #184, #194, #206, #209

Bulgarian: #18, #109

Chinese-Mandarin: #51, #54

Czech: #10, #137, #142, #166, #179, #197

Dutch/Flemish: #14, #16, #36, #49, #208

English: #11, #76, #108

Estonia: #27, #179

Finnish: #27, #50, #188

French: #7, #57, #60, #62, #188

German: #26, #43, #56, #90, #188, #205

Icelandic: #185

Indian-Hindi: #195
Indian-Marathi: #24
Indian-Punjabi: #170

Indonesian: #19

Irish: #5

Italian: #32, #60, #63, #64, #141, #188
Italian-cumàsch: #99, #188

Japanese: #17, #30, #67, #164, #173, #195

Korean: #52

Kreyol: #43, #74

Latvian: #21

Malay: #20, #65, #143

Norwegian: #2, #163, #191, #207

Polish: #186

Portuguese: #3, #37, #42, #55

Russian: #41, #60, #141, #188

Spanish: #4, #6, #48, #66

Sami: #156

Sweden: #25

Tagalog: #70, #80, #198

Thai: #28

Turkey: #53, #79, #87,

Ukraine: #88

 

[Pashen'ka]

^ Thanks A LOT, KaE-YU!!!

 

[KaE-YU]

^Prego

 

[GorguzLaChick]

Grazie KaE-Yu! Cool post.

 

[Pashen'ka]

^ Hehehe this thread is starting to use italian...brilliant!
As we say here (Lombardy slang - typically milanese but not only
"Bella lì!" (pron.: bell'-ah lee)
...it literally means "beautiful there!" but the actual meaning is "great!", "cool!", ...

 

[Bellissima]

How do you say "I love you" and "I love Fashion" in any languages that you guys know

 

[fashionbutterfly]

Kae yu great way of sorting it out..THANX..

well lets see bellissima heres arabic for ya

i love u- ana ahebak(to a guy) ana ahebek(to a girl)
i love fashion( ana aheb elmoda)

 

[Bellissima]

Thank you very much fashionbutterfly.......I was always fascinated with the Arabic language (since my Grnadmother learn how to speak, read, and write it perfectly). At least now I know the two most important phrases (for me) in Arabic

 

[fashionbutterfly]

Thank you very much fashionbutterfly.......I was always fascinated with the Arabic language (since my Grnadmother learn how to speak, read, and write it perfectly). At least now I know the two most important phrases (for me) in Arabic

WOW dats kewl...how did ur grandma learn arabic?
tell her MArhaba for me(dats helloflower:

 

[malú_pokhontas]

Thank you very much fashionbutterfly.......I was always fascinated with the Arabic language (since my Grnadmother learn how to speak, read, and write it perfectly). At least now I know the two most important phrases (for me) in Arabic

hahahaha,belissima,I totally agree with you!!The most important phrases in a language are these ones!!!completely essencial!!!!hahahahaha

 

[KaE-YU]

GorguzLaChick & fashionbutterfly: You're welcome

addition and correction

Hebrew: #45

Kreyol: #43, #74, #9 (Patois???)

Swedish: #25

Turkish: #53, #79, #87

Ukrainian: #88