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View Poll Results: Can you speak another language?

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  • Yes, i can speak 2 or more other languages fluently

    3 14.29%

  • Yes, i can speak 1 other language fluently

    3 14.29%

  • Slightly, i know enough to get by while on holiday

    9 42.86%

  • I only know a few words in another language

    6 28.57%

  • No, i cant speak another language at all

    0 0%
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  1. 13-07-2008, 18:24 #41
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    Then you can come and give us some lessons
    hehe
    I just love the Welsh language, I don't know why but I just think it's fab!
    Here's a quick lesson from me ;-) . This is all school stuff, so it's gonna sound a bit stupid . And there are different ways to say stuff.. like the North speak different to the South.

    P'nawn da. Sut wyt ti? - Afternoon, how are you?
    Da iawn diolch, a ti? - Very good thank you, and you?

    Rydw i'n hoffi sglodion - I like chips
    achos mae'n gret - Because they are great

    Dydw i ddim yn hoffi sglodion - I don't like chips
    achos mae'n ddiflas - because they are boring

    Dw i'n bwy yn Cymru - I live in Wales

    Sut mae tywydd heddiw? - What is the weather like today?
    Mae hi'n heulog - it is sunny.

    That is lesson one of Lea's Welsh classes
    Now someone teach us German or something .
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  3. 13-07-2008, 19:23 #42
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    German!
    Hi: Halo/Guten Tag
    How are you? Wie geht's?
    I'm good thanks and you?: gut danke und du?
    I like cake: Ich mag kueche
    Because it tastes nice: weil es gut schmekt
    I hate cheese: Ich hasse Kaese
    because it smells: weil es stinkt!

    And if anyone wants anymore, just ask

    Hungarian (just to be random!)
    Hi: szia (seya)
    How are you? hogy vagy (hodge vodge!)
    I'm good thanks and you? jól vagyok es te? (yol vodgyok ez tay)
    Do you speak english? Béletés angolul? (baylaetays ongolul)

    I'll do French when I really can be bothered!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hollie-x View Post
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    They teach French in Primary schools here too now.
    Work experience was embarrasing... 6 year olds know more Welsh than I do! How shocking is that? I think in the summer I'm going to get myself to an evening course and get some sort of qualification in Welsh.
    Then you can come and give us some lessons
    hehe
    I just love the Welsh language, I don't know why but I just think it's fab!

    Ooh and to add to my knowing French, I know alllll Celine's french songs off by heart! <-- Yep, I really am that sad..
    Haha I only know the basics as Lea has said
    Also I knwo this

    Ga I fynd I ty bach osgwelychnda- Can I go to the toilet please?
    Stopiwch- Stop
    Esgusodoch fi- excuse me
    Mae' bwrw glaw- It's raining (very often used in Wales)
    Bendegedig- Brilliant

    ^^
    That's what I learnt from work experience!
    Aww German! I love German!

    HOCH FUNF!: HIGH FIVE!
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  6. 13-07-2008, 21:31 #44
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    Quote Originally Posted by CrazyLea View Post
    Then you can come and give us some lessons
    hehe
    I just love the Welsh language, I don't know why but I just think it's fab!
    Here's a quick lesson from me ;-) . This is all school stuff, so it's gonna sound a bit stupid . And there are different ways to say stuff.. like the North speak different to the South.

    P'nawn da. Sut wyt ti? - Afternoon, how are you?
    Da iawn diolch, a ti? - Very good thank you, and you?

    Rydw i'n hoffi sglodion - I like chips
    achos mae'n gret - Because they are great

    Dydw i ddim yn hoffi sglodion - I don't like chips
    achos mae'n ddiflas - because they are boring

    Dw i'n bwy yn Cymru - I live in Wales

    Sut mae tywydd heddiw? - What is the weather like today?
    Mae hi'n heulog - it is sunny.

    That is lesson one of Lea's Welsh classes
    Now someone teach us German or something .

    Now to be a real pain in the ass, how on earth do you pronounce that! hehe
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  7. 13-07-2008, 22:24 #45
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hollie-x View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by CrazyLea View Post
    Then you can come and give us some lessons
    hehe
    I just love the Welsh language, I don't know why but I just think it's fab!
    Here's a quick lesson from me ;-) . This is all school stuff, so it's gonna sound a bit stupid . And there are different ways to say stuff.. like the North speak different to the South.

    P'nawn da. Sut wyt ti? - Afternoon, how are you?
    Da iawn diolch, a ti? - Very good thank you, and you?

    Rydw i'n hoffi sglodion - I like chips
    achos mae'n gret - Because they are great

    Dydw i ddim yn hoffi sglodion - I don't like chips
    achos mae'n ddiflas - because they are boring

    Dw i'n bwy yn Cymru - I live in Wales

    Sut mae tywydd heddiw? - What is the weather like today?
    Mae hi'n heulog - it is sunny.

    That is lesson one of Lea's Welsh classes
    Now someone teach us German or something .

    Now to be a real pain in the ass, how on earth do you pronounce that! hehe
    thats what i was thinking lol!
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  8. 13-07-2008, 22:30 #46
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tori View Post
    German!
    Hi: Halo/Guten Tag
    How are you? Wie geht's?
    I'm good thanks and you?: gut danke und du?
    I like cake: Ich mag kueche
    Because it tastes nice: weil es gut schmekt
    I hate cheese: Ich hasse Kaese
    because it smells: weil es stinkt!
    the memories of german lol!

    i can also remember:
    mein name ist.... (my name is.....)
    ich habe drei katze (i have 3 cats)
    ich bin mude (i am tired)
    ich bin elf/zwanzig jahre alt (i am 11/20 years old)
    ich habe ein kasekuchen gegessen (i have eaten a cheesecake)

    and that is about my knowledge of german after learning it for 2yrs lol! all very useful things if you wanna speak to a german person!
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    P'nawn da. Sut wyt ti? (puh noun da. soot oyt tea?) - Afternoon, how are you?
    Da iawn diolch, a ti? (da yowne dee-olch, a tea?) - Very good thank you, and you?

    Rydw i'n hoffi sglodion (rud oo een hoffy sglod-ee-on) - I like chips
    achos mae'n gret (akos mine gret)- Because they are great

    Dydw i ddim yn hoffi sglodion (dud oo i thim un hoffy sglod-ee-on) - I don't like chips
    achos mae'n ddiflas (akos mine thivlas) - because they are boring

    Dw i'n bwy yn Cymru (dween byou un Cum ree)- I live in Wales

    Sut mae tywydd heddiw? (soot my tow with heth you) - What is the weather like today?
    Mae hi'n heulog (my heen hay log) - it is sunny.

    Not sure on tywydd. That's the best I could do. The DD is pronounced how the TH is in this.
    Whenever there is one F it is pronounced like a V. 2 F's = normal F sound.
    E.g Ffrindiau (friend) - Frin-dee-eye
    ddiflas - ThiV-las.

    Hope this makes sense ? :S
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    Quote Originally Posted by CrazyLea View Post
    P'nawn da. Sut wyt ti? (puh noun da. soot oyt tea?) - Afternoon, how are you?
    Da iawn diolch, a ti? (da yowne dee-olch, a tea?) - Very good thank you, and you?

    Rydw i'n hoffi sglodion (rud oo een hoffy sglod-ee-on) - I like chips
    achos mae'n gret (akos mine gret)- Because they are great

    Dydw i ddim yn hoffi sglodion (dud oo i thim un hoffy sglod-ee-on) - I don't like chips
    achos mae'n ddiflas (akos mine thivlas) - because they are boring

    Dw i'n bwy yn Cymru (dween byou un Cum ree)- I live in Wales

    Sut mae tywydd heddiw? (soot my tow with heth you) - What is the weather like today?
    Mae hi'n heulog (my heen hay log) - it is sunny.

    Not sure on tywydd. That's the best I could do. The DD is pronounced how the TH is in this.
    Whenever there is one F it is pronounced like a V. 2 F's = normal F sound.
    E.g Ffrindiau (friend) - Frin-dee-eye
    ddiflas - ThiV-las.

    Hope this makes sense ? :S
    thanks not that im gonna remember any of it lol! but its nice to learn it
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