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  • Copper
    Copper Members Posts: 49,532 ✭✭✭✭✭
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    went to a jamacian food shack 2 weeks ago and the cook/waiter/cashier....kept asking me "what its hitting for?"

    I kept giving him the WTF face and saying excuse me...thinking it was some ? ? ....after about the fourth time i realized he was just asking me what was my order ?
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  • Purr
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    I know spanish and english.

    I can speak pleasantries and limited conversation in these languages: Farsi, Japanese, French, and Russian.
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  • StillFaggyAF
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    i can speak enough German to hold a convo and a little bit of Spanish (from school)
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  • ohhhla
    ohhhla Members Posts: 10,341 ✭✭✭✭✭
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    If Patois is a language.

    So is Creole
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  • ohhhla
    ohhhla Members Posts: 10,341 ✭✭✭✭✭
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    How you could not understand Patois?

    Now if a Haitian American can't understand Creole

    That is understand
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  • Purr
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    ohhhla wrote: »
    If Patois is a language.

    So is Creole

    Creole is a language. Louisiana is apart of the francophone world.
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  • 2stepz_ahead
    2stepz_ahead Guests, Members, Writer, Content Producer Posts: 32,324 ✭✭✭✭✭
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    german
    japanese
    spanish

    i stay speaking the wrong languge to the wrong people
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  • 1CK1S
    1CK1S Members Posts: 27,471 ✭✭✭✭✭
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    English - Born in New Jersey
    French - Raised in Marseille
    Italian - Learned the language in elementary school
    German - Learned the language myself
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  • [Deleted User]
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    CopperKing wrote: »
    Lol @ people posting that they know english...really...no ?

    what language does damobb2deep type in??

    More than understandable. Have you looked at some posts around these parts?

    Ijs.
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  • ohhhla
    ohhhla Members Posts: 10,341 ✭✭✭✭✭
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    lechic wrote: »
    ohhhla wrote: »
    If Patois is a language.

    So is Creole

    Creole is a language. Louisiana is apart of the francophone world.

    I know it is.

    That's why I said it, dear.
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  • ohhhla
    ohhhla Members Posts: 10,341 ✭✭✭✭✭
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    Already Home_17 wrote: »
    ohhhla wrote: »
    How you could not understand Patois?

    Now if a Haitian American can't understand Creole

    That is understand

    ? .....what?

    I can understand Patois and I'm not Jamaican at all.

    Because it uses roughly English.

    Now a Haitian American not being able to speak Creole is understandable

    Because he/she speaks only English.
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  • Copper
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    I remember last year this one poster named Kai (ionno if yall heard of her) said some ? in somalaneese to a ? ..it was GOAT...cant find it though
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    kai_valya wrote: »
    CopperKing wrote: »
    I remember last year this one poster named Kai (ionno if yall heard of her) said some ? in somalaneese to a ? ..it was GOAT...cant find it though

    my vocaroo post? you liked that didn't you? :>


    anyway, i can speak somali (all three dialects), arabic and french fluently for the most part. my father speaks italian and russian, so i know a little bit of that. i used to know how to speak amhari, but i'm not that good at it anymore

    i learned a lot of hindi and urdu from watching bollywood movies all the time too

    Salaam. Kaifa haloki?
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  • StillFaggyAF
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    kai_valya wrote: »
    CopperKing wrote: »
    I remember last year this one poster named Kai (ionno if yall heard of her) said some ? in somalaneese to a ? ..it was GOAT...cant find it though

    my vocaroo post? you liked that didn't you? :>


    anyway, i can speak somali (all three dialects), arabic and french fluently for the most part. my father speaks italian and russian, so i know a little bit of that. i used to know how to speak amhari, but i'm not that good at it anymore

    i learned a lot of hindi and urdu from watching bollywood movies all the time too

    why all three dialects?
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  • Copper
    Copper Members Posts: 49,532 ✭✭✭✭✭
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    kai_valya wrote: »
    CopperKing wrote: »
    I remember last year this one poster named Kai (ionno if yall heard of her) said some ? in somalaneese to a ? ..it was GOAT...cant find it though

    my vocaroo post? you liked that didn't you? :>


    anyway, i can speak somali (all three dialects), arabic and french fluently for the most part. my father speaks italian and russian, so i know a little bit of that. i used to know how to speak amhari, but i'm not that good at it anymore

    i learned a lot of hindi and urdu from watching bollywood movies all the time too

    why u assumed I liked it?

    because I turned the lights off, closed the curtains and lit some candles while I played it on a continous loop..dont assume that doesnt mean nothing
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    CopperKing wrote: »
    kai_valya wrote: »
    CopperKing wrote: »
    I remember last year this one poster named Kai (ionno if yall heard of her) said some ? in somalaneese to a ? ..it was GOAT...cant find it though

    my vocaroo post? you liked that didn't you? :>


    anyway, i can speak somali (all three dialects), arabic and french fluently for the most part. my father speaks italian and russian, so i know a little bit of that. i used to know how to speak amhari, but i'm not that good at it anymore

    i learned a lot of hindi and urdu from watching bollywood movies all the time too

    why u assumed I liked it?

    because I turned the lights off, closed the curtains and lit some candles while I played it on a continous loop..dont assume that doesnt mean nothing

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  • BiblicalAtheist
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    edited February 2013
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    The only other language I speak is being an ? .
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  • MrSoutCity
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    Y'all know it have different types of Patois right..
    I
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  • Squidward Tentacles
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    edited February 2013
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    English, Spanish, and I'm considering studying Pali.
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  • mryounggun
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    Italian. Learned that ? using Instant Immersion. ? works pretty good, but you gotta really stick with it.
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  • sweetlovesomali
    sweetlovesomali Members Posts: 25
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    русский например )
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  • BabyBugatti
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    AZTG wrote: »
    I speak 3, English, Kurdish and Turkish. Kurdish is my mother tongue so I grew up speaking it, Turkish cause I was born in Turkey so I had to learn it, and English cause I spent 3/4 of my life in America.

    MARHABA!

    And English and Yoruba.
    My dad speaks english yoruba and french
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  • blackrain
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    English, 3 different dialects of Spanish (Panamanian, Puerto Rican and Castillian), and some Albanian...
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