How many languages?

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I always wondered when I was little if "Colour" was a typo. And lol, my spell-checker is saying it's spelled incorrectly.

 

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Personally, I like Color, but that's just me.

 

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Well, Spanish-speakers could easily learn Italian, as the two are very similar, but I'm just too lazy.

Lol you would be surprised by the differences

 

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The 'English' and Americans have two completely different dialects. Yes our words are similar but there are different expressions used and so forth. Slang has changed the two languages

 

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I always wondered when I was little if "Colour" was a typo. And lol, my spell-checker is saying it's spelled incorrectly.

Meh... Americans destroying my forced mother tongue. Ugh...

The 'English' and Americans have two completely different dialects. Yes our words are similar but there are different expressions used and so forth. Slang has changed the two languages

What is with the ' ' around English? I hope it wasn't to suggest sarcasm because that would be simply stupid. The ' ' should be around American because that is merely a dialect if anything.

Chuir sin an clamhan gobhlach am measg nan cearc.

 

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Personally, I like Color, but that's just me.

Colour is my favorite. I just think it sounds more intelligent.

 

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Allow me to demonstrate the different dialects of English:

American:
-Uses simplified spellings
Choice of slang:
-Involves object's mother and/or lots of genitals.

British:
-Origin of English.
-Takes spelling seriously
Choice of slang:
-Involves lots of blood.
-Fun words like "sod" and "ruddy" are also used.

Chinese: (Chinglish)
-All words are translated directly.
Choice of slang:
-Basic.
-The F-word and the S-word, nothing special.

 

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Chinglish is hilarious! Love it to bits.

Other dialects of english include:
- Cockney
- Geordie example... Y'aareet? ahm from Newcassel
- Scots example... Grepolis is an odd gam. Ah ne'er got th' jist ay it so ah didnae.
- Glaswegian example... Ahm fae the toon sae i'll slash ye one ya mad nugget!

If you ever meet somebody with a die hard glaswegian accent. Just nod and pretend you understand until the get "wide" on you e.g. Either "wide" up to them or run fae your life.

 

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You can speak latin!!!!!!!!

Omgomgomgomgomgomgomgomgomgomgomgomg!!!!!!

Betsy he can speak latin :O

i speak some latin, some spanish, english (for grammar) but american mostly

 

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Chinglish is hilarious! Love it to bits.

Other dialects of english include:
- Cockney
- Geordie example... Y'aareet? ahm from Newcassel
- Scots example... Grepolis is an odd gam. Ah ne'er got th' jist ay it so ah didnae.
- Glaswegian example... Ahm fae the toon sae i'll slash ye one ya mad nugget!

If you ever meet somebody with a die hard glaswegian accent. Just nod and pretend you understand until the get "wide" on you e.g. Either "wide" up to them or run fae your life.

Singlish is something as well. End every sentence with -la.

 

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Singlish is something as well. End every sentence with -la.

Ya tryin' tae be all smart wi me? Wanna go then?

Na I'm kidding. Never heard of it, where does it come from?

 

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Did the country it come named Sing?

 

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Ya tryin' tae be all smart wi me? Wanna go then?

Na I'm kidding. Never heard of it, where does it come from?

Singapore

HARHARHAR

 

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Omigod! Bad joke!

 

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Now why was I thinking India... xD

 

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No idea, that would be kinda strange.

 

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Hey i am from India!

 

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Hmmm...how many languages??

I speak English,Greek,German,French,a bit of Croatian...
No bragging,but if the dead and fantasy languages count..
Then Latin,and Elvish.Elvish from the Lord Of The Rings.Some of my other friends know it as well.It usually takes about 5-6 years to learn it.

 

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Was dead, necros are frowned upon... now let this thread die.

 

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18 days is a Necro?



18 days is like dusting the dirt off the body.

Anyway, I speak and read American, passable English, and some Spanish, in a Caribbean Dialect, I'm pretty sure.