Language practice thread
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Re: Language practice thread
Testyal,在你的头像里的人是谁?
Testyal, zài nǐ de tóuxiàng li de rén shì shéi?
Testyal, who is the person in your avatar?
Testyal, zài nǐ de tóuxiàng li de rén shì shéi?
Testyal, who is the person in your avatar?
Re: Language practice thread
从这儿:https://youtu.be/Med2XipHJJM?t=104
cóng zhè'er
From here
(I had to cheat and use Google Translate, so that might be completely wrong)
cóng zhè'er
From here
(I had to cheat and use Google Translate, so that might be completely wrong)
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- Tuslaven Kukristo
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Re: Language practice thread
Δουωλείνγω ἔστι καλός! Διὸ ἀγαπὼ αὐτόν! Ἔστιν ἡ ἰστοσελίδα μείζον ἐν τῳ κόσμῳ ὅλῳ!loglorn wrote:Duolingoでスウィーテン語を習ってはじまった、けど二つの言語は言葉が多すぎた。日本語を習うのを乱していた。Sḿtuval wrote:Jag lär mig svenska. Varför? Eftersom.
I'm learning Swedish. Why? Because.
I started learning Swedish at Duolingo, but two languages was too much vocab, and it was getting in the way of my Japanese studying.
Duolingo is great, I love it so much! It's the best website in the entire world!
Entonces, es muy difícil para mi no tratar de aprender cada idioma posible. Pero aúnque más que un idioma puede ser difícil, estoy aprendiendo griego antiguo, el idioma de las siñales de mano, chino, y claro español. Creería que a muchas vecez hablaría en idiomas mezclados, pero en verdad no un gran problema. Sin embargo, a vecez digo algo como "אני εχω'" (Muy divertido)
Because of this, it is very hard for me not to try to learn every language possible. But even though more than one language can be difficult, i am learning ancient greek, sign language, chinese and clearly spanish. I would think that a lot of times i would speak in some kind of mixed language, but really, that's not a big problem. Never-the-less, sometimes i say something like "(Word in hebrew ) + (Word in greek)" It's quite funny.
Fluent:
Learning: + + + + :heb: + Toki Pona + ASL
Conlang: Teeverb Kuluxem
Learning: + + + + :heb: + Toki Pona + ASL
Conlang: Teeverb Kuluxem
Re: Language practice thread
Just some corrections:
loglorn wrote:Duolingoでスウィーテン語を勉強しはじめたけど、二ヶ国語だと言葉が多すぎて日本語の勉強が出来なくなった。Sḿtuval wrote:Jag lär mig svenska. Varför? Eftersom.
I'm learning Swedish. Why? Because.
I started learning Swedish at Duolingo, but two languages was too much vocab, and it was getting in the way of my Japanese studying.
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Jag använder Duolingo.loglorn wrote:I started learning Swedish at Duolingo.
I'm using Duolingo.
I have absolutely no idea what I'm doing.
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Mi español entero es de usar Duolingo y leer de mi Biblia en español. Es verdadamente un sito web maravilloso.Sḿtuval wrote:Jag använder Duolingo.loglorn wrote:I started learning Swedish at Duolingo.
I'm using Duolingo.
All of my spanish comes from duolingo and reading my Bible in spanish. It's truly an amazing website.
我爱那个网站。
I love that website.
Fluent:
Learning: + + + + :heb: + Toki Pona + ASL
Conlang: Teeverb Kuluxem
Learning: + + + + :heb: + Toki Pona + ASL
Conlang: Teeverb Kuluxem
Re: Language practice thread
Por mi (o para mi?), mi español es de "Edgenuity".Tuslaven Kukristo wrote:Mi español entero es de usar Duolingo y leer de mi Biblia en español. Es verdadamente un sito web maravilloso.
All of my spanish comes from duolingo and reading my Bible in spanish. It's truly an amazing website.
For me, (all of) my spanish is from Edgenuity.
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Re: Language practice thread
I was pretty sure i butchered something, i wrote that on the run in the middle of an electrotechnics class.clawgrip wrote:Just some corrections:loglorn wrote:Duolingoでスウィーテン語を勉強しはじめたけど、二ヶ国語だと言葉が多すぎて日本語の勉強が出来なくなった。Sḿtuval wrote:Jag lär mig svenska. Varför? Eftersom.
I'm learning Swedish. Why? Because.
I started learning Swedish at Duolingo, but two languages was too much vocab, and it was getting in the way of my Japanese studying.
My Portuguese brain thinks 'todos de' sounds awful. Is that actually current?No dices "todos de mi español".
You do not say "all of my spanish"? (It can definitely go both ways, but I'm used to hearing "todos de..." for everything)
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Sí, oigo "todos de días" y otras frases.loglorn wrote:My Portuguese brain thinks 'todos de' sounds awful. Is that actually current?No dices "todos de mi español".
You do not say "all of my spanish"? (It can definitely go both ways, but I'm used to hearing "todos de..." for everything)
Yes, I hear "everyday" and other (similar) phrases.
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Yo diría "todos los días" en lugar de "todos de días".
I'd say "everyday" instead of "everyday".
I'd say "everyday" instead of "everyday".
I have absolutely no idea what I'm doing.
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(It might have been that, especially when the latter does not even have an article.)Sḿtuval wrote:Yo diría "todos los días" en lugar de "todos de días".
I'd say "everyday" instead of "everyday".
- Tuslaven Kukristo
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Re: Language practice thread
Yo también lo diría así.Sḿtuval wrote:Yo diría "todos los días" en lugar de "todos de días".
I'd say "everyday" instead of "everyday".
I'd also say it like that.
Fluent:
Learning: + + + + :heb: + Toki Pona + ASL
Conlang: Teeverb Kuluxem
Learning: + + + + :heb: + Toki Pona + ASL
Conlang: Teeverb Kuluxem
Re: Language practice thread
Est-ce que quelqu'un ici qui parle le chinois connait le sens de "一逼"?
Does anyone here who speaks Chinese know the meaning of "一逼"?
Does anyone here who speaks Chinese know the meaning of "一逼"?
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- Tuslaven Kukristo
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Re: Language practice thread
Mira en un diccionario o usa Google TranslateTestyal wrote:Est-ce que quelqu'un ici qui parle le chinois connait le sens de "一逼"?
Does anyone here who speaks Chinese know the meaning of "一逼"?
Look in a dictionary or use Google Translate
Puedes encontrar la Pinyin de Google Translate y usarlo para buscar en la definición.
You can find the Pinyin using Google Translate and use that to look it up in a dictionary.
Fluent:
Learning: + + + + :heb: + Toki Pona + ASL
Conlang: Teeverb Kuluxem
Learning: + + + + :heb: + Toki Pona + ASL
Conlang: Teeverb Kuluxem
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Re: Language practice thread
Standard German: Ich spreche Chinesisch, Ich bin ein gebuertiger Sprecher von der Chinesischen Sprache, aber ich habe nie das Wort gehoeren.Testyal wrote:Est-ce que quelqu'un ici qui parle le chinois connait le sens de "一逼"?
Does anyone here who speaks Chinese know the meaning of "一逼"?
Manchu(romanization): Bi nikan gisun be gisurembi, Nikan gisun oci mini niyamangga gisun, damu tere gibsun be donjire unde.
Translation: I speak Chinese, Chinese is my native language, but I never heard that word.
I prefer to not be referred to with masculine pronouns and nouns such as “he/him/his”.
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Ah, merci. Je pense qu'il est une expression familière.k1234567890y wrote:Standard German: Ich spreche Chinesisch, Ich bin ein gebuertiger Sprecher von der Chinesischen Sprache, aber ich habe nie das Wort gehoeren.
Manchu(romanization): Bi nikan gisun be gisurembi, Nikan gisun oci mini niyamangga gisun, damu tere gibsun be donjire unde.
Translation: I speak Chinese, Chinese is my native language, but I never heard that word.
Ah, thanks. I think it's a colloquial expression.
Il n'est pas dans tous les dictionnaires que j'ai vu ou Google Translate.Tuslaven Kukristo wrote:Mira en un diccionario o usa Google Translate
Look in a dictionary or use Google Translate
Puedes encontrar la Pinyin de Google Translate y usarlo para buscar en la definición.
You can find the Pinyin using Google Translate and use that to look it up in a dictionary.
It's not in any dictionaries I've seen or Google Translate.
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Re: Language practice thread
Slovak: našiel/našla som že "一逼" je slovo dialekty od Nanking.Testyal wrote:Ah, merci. Je pense qu'il est une expression familière.k1234567890y wrote:Standard German: Ich spreche Chinesisch, Ich bin ein gebuertiger Sprecher von der Chinesischen Sprache, aber ich habe nie das Wort gehoeren.
Manchu(romanization): Bi nikan gisun be gisurembi, Nikan gisun oci mini niyamangga gisun, damu tere gibsun be donjire unde.
Translation: I speak Chinese, Chinese is my native language, but I never heard that word.
Ah, thanks. I think it's a colloquial expression.
Il n'est pas dans tous les dictionnaires que j'ai vu ou Google Translate.Tuslaven Kukristo wrote:Mira en un diccionario o usa Google Translate
Look in a dictionary or use Google Translate
Puedes encontrar la Pinyin de Google Translate y usarlo para buscar en la definición.
You can find the Pinyin using Google Translate and use that to look it up in a dictionary.
It's not in any dictionaries I've seen or Google Translate.
Translation: I found that "一逼" is a word of the Nanking dialect.
I prefer to not be referred to with masculine pronouns and nouns such as “he/him/his”.
Re: Language practice thread
*or "eine chinesische Muttersprachlerin", if you happen to be female and want to emphasise that.k1234567890y wrote:Standard German: Ich spreche Chinesisch, Ich bin einTestyal wrote:Est-ce que quelqu'un ici qui parle le chinois connait le sens de "一逼"?
Does anyone here who speaks Chinese know the meaning of "一逼"?gebuertiger Sprecher von der Chinesischen Sprachechinesischer Muttersprachler*, aber ich habeniedas Wort noch nie gehoerent.
At kveldi skal dag lęyfa,
Konu es bręnnd es,
Mæki es ręyndr es,
Męy es gefin es,
Ís es yfir kømr,
Ǫl es drukkit es.
Konu es bręnnd es,
Mæki es ręyndr es,
Męy es gefin es,
Ís es yfir kømr,
Ǫl es drukkit es.
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Re: Language practice thread
“谁”在哪里发音“shuí”,在哪里发音“shéi”?
"谁" zài nǎlǐ fāyīn "shuí", zài nǎlǐ fāyīn "shéi"?
Where is "谁" pronounced "shuí", and where is it pronounced "shéi"?
"谁" zài nǎlǐ fāyīn "shuí", zài nǎlǐ fāyīn "shéi"?
Where is "谁" pronounced "shuí", and where is it pronounced "shéi"?
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http://www.mdbg.net/ sagt dass es shéi ausgesprochen wird, aber auch shuí.GrandPiano wrote:“谁”在哪里发音“shuí”,在哪里发音“shéi”?
"谁" zài nǎlǐ fāyīn "shuí", zài nǎlǐ fāyīn "shéi"?
Where is "谁" pronounced "shuí", and where is it pronounced "shéi"?
http://www.mdbg.net/ says it's pronounced shéi, but also shuí.
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