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#1 2012-02-25 10:03:35

Dinoclor
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Learning a language

You're learning it and reading stuff.
So it should fit, IMO.
And you may "play" Rosetta Stone.

I'm learning Spanish.
I would learn Hebrew, but I can't pronounce it because of the lack of vowels.
After I learn Spanish I want to learn Mandarin chinese. Or Cantonese.

Is it really that hard to learn Chinese?

Discuss learning languages. (I hope this fits.)

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#2 2012-02-25 10:14:55

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Re: Learning a language

Hi  big_smile

I learn 2 languages: English and French
French was really easy for me to learn, because I started it when I was very young.
English isn't that easy, but since I joined the english scratch forums, I learned a lot! (thank you, english people)
I'd like to learn as many languages as possible, because it's very useful!
I'd like to learn spanish, russian, or chinese  big_smile

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#3 2012-02-25 10:35:23

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Re: Learning a language

I know English and American Sign Language
That's it really  tongue

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#4 2012-02-25 10:36:04

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Re: Learning a language

i'm learning spanish through school and i'm in level two in high school whatever that means
but it's pretty fun
i'd also love to learn like
esperanto
because it's bloody amazing

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#5 2012-02-25 12:20:52

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Re: Learning a language

My school teaches Spanish, Japanese, and Latin and so I,m learning those languages.

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#6 2012-02-25 12:22:18

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Re: Learning a language

I know a multitude of languages. English, American, Canadian, Australian and New Zelandish.  wink

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#7 2012-02-25 12:24:16

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Re: Learning a language

I know English, American and Australian c:

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#8 2012-02-25 12:25:20

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Re: Learning a language

I'm learning french via Rosetta Stone  big_smile

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#9 2012-02-25 12:30:30

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Re: Learning a language

I'm in German 1 right now, and quite obviously I'm fluent in English (AND Engrish-- can't beat that)

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#10 2012-02-25 13:37:11

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Re: Learning a language

Dinoclor wrote:

You're learning it and reading stuff.
So it should fit, IMO.
And you may "play" Rosetta Stone.

I'm learning Spanish.
I would learn Hebrew, but I can't pronounce it because of the lack of vowels.
After I learn Spanish I want to learn Mandarin chinese. Or Cantonese.

Is it really that hard to learn Chinese?

Discuss learning languages. (I hope this fits.)

Hebrew has vowels, but most stuff isn't written with them. It's just a different type of language.
Here's an example. "Shalom" means "hello". Without vowels: שלום. With: שָלוֹם. (You may want to zoom in to see, because it doesn't show so well in small fonts.) I wrote it using a program I'm developing, called TypeR.

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#11 2012-02-25 13:41:07

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Re: Learning a language

scimonster wrote:

Dinoclor wrote:

You're learning it and reading stuff.
So it should fit, IMO.
And you may "play" Rosetta Stone.

I'm learning Spanish.
I would learn Hebrew, but I can't pronounce it because of the lack of vowels.
After I learn Spanish I want to learn Mandarin chinese. Or Cantonese.

Is it really that hard to learn Chinese?

Discuss learning languages. (I hope this fits.)

Hebrew has vowels, but most stuff isn't written with them. It's just a different type of language.
Here's an example. "Shalom" means "hello". Without vowels: שלום. With: שָלוֹם. (You may want to zoom in to see, because it doesn't show so well in small fonts.) I wrote it using a program I'm developing, called TypeR.

I had to zoom in about 200% to see the difference  tongue

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#12 2012-02-25 13:45:50

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Re: Learning a language

RedRocker227 wrote:

scimonster wrote:

Dinoclor wrote:

You're learning it and reading stuff.
So it should fit, IMO.
And you may "play" Rosetta Stone.

I'm learning Spanish.
I would learn Hebrew, but I can't pronounce it because of the lack of vowels.
After I learn Spanish I want to learn Mandarin chinese. Or Cantonese.

Is it really that hard to learn Chinese?

Discuss learning languages. (I hope this fits.)

Hebrew has vowels, but most stuff isn't written with them. It's just a different type of language.
Here's an example. "Shalom" means "hello". Without vowels: שלום. With: שָלוֹם. (You may want to zoom in to see, because it doesn't show so well in small fonts.) I wrote it using a program I'm developing, called TypeR.

I had to zoom in about 200% to see the difference  tongue

That's why TypeR has a big font.  tongue

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#13 2012-02-25 13:55:22

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Re: Learning a language

I'm learning Mandarin!  If you want I could teach you some words.
你好 - Ni hao - Hello
你好吗？ - Ni hao ma - How are you?

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#14 2012-02-25 14:04:17

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Re: Learning a language

I know English and some programming languages.  tongue

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#15 2012-02-25 14:06:52

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Re: Learning a language

Im learning Irish and French in school (:

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#16 2012-02-25 14:13:30

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Re: Learning a language

Oh, I also know Scratch.

Why

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#17 2012-02-25 14:24:27

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Re: Learning a language

I know Elven.

(aka The Ancient Language from the Inheritance Cycle)

Kevatha friycai ~

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#18 2012-02-25 18:01:15

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Re: Learning a language

I'm surprised that nobody has said that they know "mathematics" and "music".  big_smile

Anyway, I know English and am learning German.

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#19 2012-02-25 18:03:59

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Re: Learning a language

MoreGamesNow wrote:

I'm surprised that nobody has said that they know "mathematics" and "music".  big_smile

Anyway, I know English and am learning German.

Maths isn't a language ._.

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#20 2012-02-25 18:08:05

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Re: Learning a language

I know a bit of Hebrew because my Mom is Jewish but not a lot.

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#21 2012-02-25 18:29:11

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Re: Learning a language

This doesn't really belong in this forum....

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#22 2012-02-25 18:29:24

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Re: Learning a language

im learning japanese im really learning japanese i really think so

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#23 2012-02-25 18:51:25

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Re: Learning a language

I'm doing French at school.
And programming languages at home.

Programming is an art...
Goodbye, Scratch. I am leaving because of the exams coming up at our school, though I'll check the forums once or twice a week.

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#24 2012-02-25 20:34:42

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Re: Learning a language

I speak English
I know some spanish and some hebrew!

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#25 2012-02-25 20:36:22

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Re: Learning a language

fungirl123 wrote:

I know a bit of Hebrew because my Mom is Jewish but not a lot.

I'm Jewish
big_smile
)>

nicki begs to differ
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