What Language Do You Take, Or Know?

[Buffett and Colbert]

Creo que no functionan (?) por los Macs. Por una ¡ es alt + 1 (for example).*

*I found this out when I tried to key in the a with the accent code.

Macs are a whole different ball game.

Oh and you meant to say, "Creo que no funciona en los Macs. Por ejemplo, el ¡ es alt+1."

[Dyakovo]

Can I see your source of smilies?

Only if you admit this describes you:

[Ahaaha]

Native english speaker...

Know songs in spanish, hindi, and japanese

Learning arabic right now (just had to pick one of the toughest to learn )

[Joizee]

Native language is english, currently taking French.

[Dyakovo]

Learning arabic right now (just had to pick one of the toughest to learn )

From what I understand, once you get into it it's not really that hard...

[Milks Empire]

Can I see your source of smilies?

Only if you admit this describes you:

Yeah... not gonna happen. I only bow before Reppy our Moddess.

[Dyakovo]

Can I see your source of smilies?

Only if you admit this describes you:

Yeah... not gonna happen. I only bow before Reppy our Moddess.

Serious response is no, because I have it password protected...
I have 4 or 5 pages of nothing but smileys in my photobucket...
I've just found them either through other people posting them in forums or by actively searching for "free smileys".

[Ahaaha]

Learning arabic right now (just had to pick one of the toughest to learn )

From what I understand, once you get into it it's not really that hard...

true, but its the new set of letters that trips me up

[Dakini]

Creo que no functionan (?) por los Macs. Por una ¡ es alt + 1 (for example).*

*I found this out when I tried to key in the a with the accent code.

Macs are a whole different ball game.

Oh and you meant to say, "Creo que no funciona en los Macs. Por ejemplo, el ¡ es alt+1."

Oh... I thought it would be the plural "funcionan" (which is a verb I half guessed at) because there were a lot of codes that don't work instead of one. Also, I forgot how ejemplo was spelled... I was trying to put an x in it and like "this isn't right" so I tried to avoid it.

I took Spanish for three semesters in high school (which ended about seven years ago, three semesters is all that was offered), it was enough to get some of the sentence forming gist (especially since I'd taken French before so while the verbs are obviously different, it's easier to see the patterns in conjugating them when there's some basis other than English), but definitely not enough to get a decent vocabulary built up. Well, plus we didn't get into very complicated sentences so it's hard to say something where I don't feel like I'm going like "Ug want fruit". :S

[Dakini]

Learning arabic right now (just had to pick one of the toughest to learn )

From what I understand, once you get into it it's not really that hard...

true, but its the new set of letters that trips me up

I've heard that Mandarin is supposed to be one of the hardest languages to learn (if you want a new challenge).

[Dyakovo]

Learning arabic right now (just had to pick one of the toughest to learn )

From what I understand, once you get into it it's not really that hard...

true, but its the new set of letters that trips me up

Aye...
I know a little Russia, that was a big hurdle to get over...

[Luchyen]

My native language is Spanish(of Argentina), i take English at school, and im learning Russian. I know greek alphabet too.
All this with 14 years .

[Dyakovo]

Creo que no functionan (?) por los Macs. Por una ¡ es alt + 1 (for example).*

*I found this out when I tried to key in the a with the accent code.

Macs are a whole different ball game.

Oh and you meant to say, "Creo que no funciona en los Macs. Por ejemplo, el ¡ es alt+1."

Oh... I thought it would be the plural "funcionan" (which is a verb I half guessed at) because there were a lot of codes that don't work instead of one. Also, I forgot how ejemplo was spelled... I was trying to put an x in it and like "this isn't right" so I tried to avoid it.

I took Spanish for three semesters in high school (which ended about seven years ago, three semesters is all that was offered), it was enough to get some of the sentence forming gist (especially since I'd taken French before so while the verbs are obviously different, it's easier to see the patterns in conjugating them when there's some basis other than English), but definitely not enough to get a decent vocabulary built up. Well, plus we didn't get into very complicated sentences so it's hard to say something where I don't feel like I'm going like "Ug want fruit". :S

Seriously (not)
These are the only phrases you need in Spanish: "Mis pantalones locos son muy fuertes!" & "No hablo español."

[Tunizcha]

Only if you admit this describes you:

Yeah... not gonna happen. I only bow before Reppy our Moddess.

Serious response is no, because I have it password protected...
I have 4 or 5 pages of nothing but smileys in my photobucket...
I've just found them either through other people posting them in forums or by actively searching for "free smileys".

http://i236.photobucket.com/albums/ff315/Sarothai/Smileys
I has the source. But I need your password.

[Virtud Tierra]

I know a little bit of German and Spanish, I got the accents down good and I can read and understand both if they speak slower but I really struggle at forming coherant sentences in either written or spoken speech.

Even worst, I sometimes mix up the grammer or words and put them together when I talk in one or the other launguage. Stuff like "Hallo , Wo finde el baño in den Bahnhof?" and "Ich habe werden, uno cerveza por favor".

[Dyakovo]

Serious response is no, because I have it password protected...
I have 4 or 5 pages of nothing but smileys in my photobucket...
I've just found them either through other people posting them in forums or by actively searching for "free smileys".

http://i236.photobucket.com/albums/ff315/Sarothai/Smileys
I has the source. But I need your password.

Not getting it...
I have stuff on there that certain people would probably prefer that the internet in general not have access too...

[Dakini]

Macs are a whole different ball game.

Oh and you meant to say, "Creo que no funciona en los Macs. Por ejemplo, el ¡ es alt+1."

Oh... I thought it would be the plural "funcionan" (which is a verb I half guessed at) because there were a lot of codes that don't work instead of one. Also, I forgot how ejemplo was spelled... I was trying to put an x in it and like "this isn't right" so I tried to avoid it.

I took Spanish for three semesters in high school (which ended about seven years ago, three semesters is all that was offered), it was enough to get some of the sentence forming gist (especially since I'd taken French before so while the verbs are obviously different, it's easier to see the patterns in conjugating them when there's some basis other than English), but definitely not enough to get a decent vocabulary built up. Well, plus we didn't get into very complicated sentences so it's hard to say something where I don't feel like I'm going like "Ug want fruit". :S

Seriously (not)
These are the only phrases you need in Spanish: "Mis pantalones locos son muy fuertes!" & "No hablo español."

Don't forget: "Una cerveza, por favor"

[Luchyen]

"Mis pantalones locos son muy fuertes!"

That minds "My crazy pants are very strong", Lol.

[Ifreann]

Puedo hablar espanol un poco, pero no lo hablo bien. No se como uh... hacer las tildes (either).


In case that was incomprehensible... I meant to say "I can speak Spanish a little, but I can't speak it well. I don't know how uh... to make tildes either"

¡No, no! ¡Hiciste muy bien! (No, no! You did very well!) I'm going to be your new best friend.

á= alt+160 ñ= alt+ 164

é= alt+130 ë= alt+137

í= alt+161 ü=alt+129

ú= alt+163 ó= alt+162

That's all I know by memory.

Or if you are running windows just fire up charactermap...

Or download AllChars. Í wïñ!

[Dyakovo]

Oh... I thought it would be the plural "funcionan" (which is a verb I half guessed at) because there were a lot of codes that don't work instead of one. Also, I forgot how ejemplo was spelled... I was trying to put an x in it and like "this isn't right" so I tried to avoid it.

I took Spanish for three semesters in high school (which ended about seven years ago, three semesters is all that was offered), it was enough to get some of the sentence forming gist (especially since I'd taken French before so while the verbs are obviously different, it's easier to see the patterns in conjugating them when there's some basis other than English), but definitely not enough to get a decent vocabulary built up. Well, plus we didn't get into very complicated sentences so it's hard to say something where I don't feel like I'm going like "Ug want fruit". :S

Seriously (not)
These are the only phrases you need in Spanish: "Mis pantalones locos son muy fuertes!" & "No hablo español."

Don't forget: "Una cerveza, por favor"

cerveza?
I'm afraid I don't know that word...

[Dyakovo]

"Mis pantalones locos son muy fuertes!"

That minds "My crazy pants are very strong", Lol.

Yup, I know what it means...

[Luchyen]

Sometimes i mix english with spanish, for example the word "affordar" (i invented my self) comes from the word afford, but with a spanish end.

[Milks Empire]

cerveza?
I'm afraid I don't know that word...

BEER!!!!

[Dakini]

Seriously (not)
These are the only phrases you need in Spanish: "Mis pantalones locos son muy fuertes!" & "No hablo español."

Don't forget: "Una cerveza, por favor"

cerveza?
I'm afraid I don't know that word...

Cerveza = beer

[Luchyen]

Spanish is very complicated with á,é,í,ó,ú and ñ, yeah spinsh is complicated. My russian teacher born inn a little town near of Moscow, and she comes to Argentina when the URSS come over, and now 20 years later, there are many words that she doesn't know.