Jus wana know hw many different speakers are on this forum inshalah!!
well i originally speak Bengali, apart frm dat i knw Urdu, Hindi, abit of french dat i learnt in school!! Trying to learn arabic inshalah!!
Hope everybody participates!!:rant:
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I know English (fluent=f), Arabic(a bit f), French (not that f), Bangla(f), Urdu (hardly f, but considerable)
Salaam. You know French better than Bengali!? Lol.
I can speak English, very fluently and comfortably, then it would be Bengali, fluent but with lots of English nouns (I'm sure that's common with a lot of British-born Asians), after that it would be Arabic. I can understand Punjaab and Urdu a bit, but I don't think I could communicate in it. I did French and Welsh in High School, today, I barely remember any of it except something about liking coffee and big pankcakes (hoffi coffi/regarde! une grande crepe!).
I'm a native english speaker, I know some Russian and I used to know a lot of sign language as my uncles were deaf mute, but from lack of use I've forgotten most of it.
I don't have an aptitude for languages so it's very difficult for me to learn. You all speak so many. mashallah
Inshallah, one day I will learn to speak arabic.
Wasalam,
Hana
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I speak danish fluently, english almost fluently, very little german, I can communicate with Norway-ppl and Swedish ppl and then I understand a bit arabic and somali.. But not enough to make a convo..
salaams to all,
Ithink im de only bharuchi gujrati on this forum reading de post havnt seen anybody speak de language gujrati.Well i speak fluant english, fluant gujrati fluant urdu and mixed up hindi. abit of french abit of punjabi still trying to learn and abit of arabic.
Me Malay and English(not so good). I learnt Mandarin for 1 yr but forgot 90% of it. I cant even recognise the character anymore. how bad. Some chinese office-mate will greet me in Mandarin
the best part is when chinese called my house speaking mandarin, I'll say "wo bu ming bai, wo shi Malairen, wo bu shi huayuren" - I dont understand, I'm a Malay, I'm not a Chinese. and I'll add "Zheli shi Malairen de jia" This is a Malay house. Of course the caller will get confused. Are u sure u don't understand? but u r talking in Mandarin with me.
Would like to know why so many people learnt Somali? What so ggod about it. I know French has become important, but why Somali?
salaams to all,
Ithink im de only bharuchi gujrati on this forum reading de post havnt seen anybody speak de language gujrati.Well i speak fluant english, fluant gujrati fluant urdu and mixed up hindi. abit of french abit of punjabi still trying to learn and abit of arabic.
lol i can speak a lil bit of gujrati!! lol if u wanna have a mixed up sorta conversation sometime jus gimme a shout!! :sister:
can anybody tell me wot da word 'Nkosi' means in the African language. i'd like to know whos african on the site or zimbabwean (is that a word?) lol its just that i read a book n i was interested in the politics and things that have gone on in zimbabwe.
well lets seee, i think iam da only 1 with 5lingos kickin on da side...
i speak HINDI, ARABIC, ENGLISH, N somali n AFCROUSE CONVERSATIONAL IN SPANISH...
soooooooooooooo i do mix thm up sometimes, n yes i know lil bengali...
I speak English (fluently). My Spanish is okay although I'm trying to improve (my grammar is horrific). I would love to learn Uygur, Turkish, Uzbek, Japanese, Farsi and of course Arabic
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I speak Swedish and English (studied since 3rd grade in school) understand German (4 year at school) if I have to and a little, little French (studied just one year) and Norwegian and Danish also since they are quite similar Swedish. Can also the Swedish alphabet in sign language so I can understand and talk (but very slowly though)
I have planes to study some Arabic (for work purpose).
Är det någon som behöver hjälp med svenska språket i något läge får ni gärna höra av er till mig, studerar just nu till svensklärare.
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what languages does everybody speak?? (OP)
mashallah
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