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What's your native language? And....?

-How many other languages do you know?
-Can you name/count them to me?
-And could you say the word "word" in these languages including your original..?
 Hailie_45 posted over a year ago
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ShiningsTar542 said:
-My native language is Arabic.

I know six languages ​​and I speak them fluently.
1) English. "Word" -> 'Word'.
2) Japanese. "Word" -> 'Wado'.
3) Latin. "Word" -> 'Verbum'.
4) Persian. "Word" -> 'Kalemh Ast or Kalimh Est or just Kalimh'.
5) Indian. "Word" -> 'Sabda or shabd'.
6) French. "Word" -> 'Mot'.
And "word" in Arabic is 'Killmah or Kalimah'.

I also speak Greek & Traditional Chinese, just a little bit.. :)
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So interesting! You speak lots of different languages! :D
Hailie_45 posted over a year ago
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I've also heard of Traditional Chinese that it's pretty hard. well good luck girl. :)
Hailie_45 posted over a year ago
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Oops! I forgot to type 'on' on this sentence " as well as keep my eyes × the lyrics". :3 Thanks anyway. :)
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Tamar20 said:
My native language is English.
Well I speak Italian, French, Spanish.
Parola,(Italian).
Mot,(French).
Palabra,(Spanish).
Word,(English). :P

I don't speak those languages like a professional but I understand most of them. I'm still taking lessons.



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I speak Italian too. Well I suck. I even don't speak it perfectly! xP
Hailie_45 posted over a year ago
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There's always improvement :)
Tamar20 posted over a year ago
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Yeah!
Hailie_45 posted over a year ago
cmrm said:
It's Portuguese.
How many other languages do you know?
Fully, 2.
Can you name/count them to me?
Spanish and English.
And could you say the word "word" in these languages including your original..?
Portuguese: palavra
English: word
Spanish: palabra.
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I amor Portuguese! So nice. :)
Hailie_45 posted over a year ago
taytrain97 said:
1) English.
2) ...one-half.
3) I'm still learning Italian, and I'm not far enough yet. ^^'
4) Word in English is obviously 'word.'
Word in Italian is parola.
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Thanks for answering. ^_^
Hailie_45 posted over a year ago
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No problem, very interesting pergunta ^^
taytrain97 posted over a year ago
mflorida said:
my native language is english.
lo parlo solo un po'di italiano
je peux parler francais,mais pas tres bien,a cause de l'ecole et le fait j'habite pres de quebec.
hablo muy poco espanol.
i've been practicing languages to help me in the future and i'm still learning,so,about 3 or 4 maybe.
as far as ''word'' goes,i know this:

english-word
french-mot
spanish-palabra
italian-parola
czech-slovo
romanian-cuvantal

i'm not 100% sure yet,i'm still new to this.
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That's good. Learning other languages is a way to educate too. :)
Hailie_45 posted over a year ago
StarGirl1721 said:
My native language is English
English- "Word"
Hindi-"shabd"......Used to know how to speak it completely but now i have forgotten but i can still speak.
Dari-"Lughath" or "Kalimah"......got nothing to say about this language
Arabic- "Kalimah"......I am learning arabic
Japanese- "Wado"......I know a few things in Japanese
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That's amazing. But what are the Dari exactly?! I haven't heard. ^^;
Hailie_45 posted over a year ago
alismouha said:
My Native Language is Arabic.


I speak one other language.


...I'll leave you to guess what that is.
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Can I guess
StarGirl1721 posted over a year ago
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Umm... Well you speak ONE other language....Hmm.. French? Japanese? :P
Hailie_45 posted over a year ago
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Is it English.........
StarGirl1721 posted over a year ago
samuraibond005 said:
My native language is English, but I know some Japanese.
Watashi wa eigo o yoku hanashimasu. soshite Nihongo o sukoshi hanashimasu.
私は　英語を　よく　話します。　そして　日本語を　すこし　話します。

I never actually learned the word for word in Japanese, but I hope the Japanese roumaji and the Japanese composição literária is enough to make up for it. ^_^;
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Wow! How can you type in Japanese letters? And what does what you said mean? ^^
Hailie_45 posted over a year ago
callianltm said:
My native language is French:)

I speak 3 languages; French, English and flemish. i'd like to learn spanish :)

Words in;
French: mot
English: word
flemish: woord

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So nice. I amor French and flemish so much too. :)
Hailie_45 posted over a year ago
Kiniko90 said:
My native languages are Garo and Malayalam, former on my mum's side, latter on my dad's.
I can speak:
Garo (katta)
some Hindi (शब्द/shabd)
some French, and (mot)
I can read Kannada.
That's about it.
Oh, and English, of course.
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Interesting. Thank you. :)
Hailie_45 posted over a year ago
Shadowmarioking said:
My native language is English. The only other language I know is Spanish, and I'm still learning the basics. I do know some words in Japanese, but not much.

Word is word in English. That is all I know.
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Well, not bad. Keep up. :)
Hailie_45 posted over a year ago
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Are u kidding me? Compared to the others, i look like a total moron
Shadowmarioking posted over a year ago
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Know you didn't you just didn't know thats all
StarGirl1721 posted over a year ago
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You don't have to compare yourself to others, be yourself and keep up. This is better than nothing.
ShiningsTar542 posted over a year ago
africagirl said:
My native language is German.
But I speak English and French too.
German- word- Wort
English- word- word
French- word- mot
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Thank you. I amor that. ^^
Hailie_45 posted over a year ago
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