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Aug 20, 2014 03:57PM
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I can't think of any comment to post? any suggestion?
not really, I don't know what to post either so...um...
Yeah.
supercalifragilisticexpialidocious!!!
Emily wrote: "supercalifragilisticexpialidocious!!!"Id say the same to you
hey hey hey...has anyoen seen mr banks...i cired
I'm watching it right now!
shalom: A Hebrew word in the times or moses and jesus meaning Peace...
or so i think
or so i think
can we do soem no one open stuff...i miss it
Zaynah {❤Edward Cullen❤...❤Tobias Eaton❤...❤Magnus Bane❤ ... ❤Harry Potter❤} wrote: "shalom: A Hebrew word in the times or moses and jesus meaning Peace...or so i think"
It means peace, or hello. It's like the arabic word 'salaam'
I speak English and Dutch, I can read Danish and German, and I can understand French if they speak very slowly...
Maj wrote: "I speak English and Dutch, I can read Danish and German, and I can understand French if they speak very slowly..."sweet mother of god!!!
I had French and German in high school. It was mandatory =.=" And Danish is a Germanic language, just like Dutch. Ergo they're related so it's easier :)
Maj wrote: "I had French and German in high school. It was mandatory =.=" And Danish is a Germanic language, just like Dutch. Ergo they're related so it's easier :)"i'm always fascinated by the amalgamation of different languages in a novel. it's so much interesting, plus every writer/author/novelist use different phrases or sentences in their book.it's amazing that you know all these languages, so you can write using different words of these languages and if the plot is captivating,voila! a bestseller!!
Maj wrote: "I speak English and Dutch, I can read Danish and German, and I can understand French if they speak very slowly..."how did you learn to speak that many languages? I could never do that ever.
For starters I am Dutch, so I didn't really have a choice. Secondly, English is taught in secondary school, it's mandatory and you have to pass it (or you flunk it, but then you have to pass both Dutch and Maths). And secondary schools teach French mandatory in year 1-3 and German mandatory in years 2 & 3. But the Danish I learned on an exchange program :)
I'm only bilingual and I can just read Arabic...
And that's nothing to be ashamed of!
This is going to take a while....
WHO WENT TO AFRO PUNK!!!!??
Maj wrote: "For starters I am Dutch, so I didn't really have a choice. Secondly, English is taught in secondary school, it's mandatory and you have to pass it (or you flunk it, but then you have to pass both D..."Wow. All those languages required to learn. I can only speak and read English, and a little spanish, from spanish class.
The only languages mandatory for all students are Dutch and English.French, German and Spanish are part of your optional subjects when you get to year 4/5/6
Hey guys. I'm having fun. I have my first phone
I take German and I love it. Language has never been mandatory in any of the schools I've gone to, though. You usually have a choice between at least two languages, plus of course you have to take English.
So English is mandatory.....
haven't posted in a long time...but I am determined to win!
*Grabs the popcorn*This could be interesting to watch...
Just let me take a selfie. (Selfie music plays.)
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