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Sage Andy Member Posts: 34 From: Registered: May 2001 | posted 08-12-2001 09:18 PM Since we came from different countries around the globe, we speak in many languanges. Just want to know what kind of languanges all of you could speak? IP: Logged
Ekim642 Member Posts: 440 From:CT, USA :-) Mooooooooootown! Cows overpopulate people Registered: Apr 2001 | posted 08-12-2001 09:46 PM Polish happened to be my first language when I was a baby. But then I learned English at a VERY young age and speak it flawlessly. I have been taking Spanish in school... so I can speak 3 languages and im 14 years old. What about you? How many languages do you speak? ------------------ Lara's Humble Abode - Newsletter, forums, chat, news, hundreds of levels, and everything else that is Tomb Raider. www.trlaracroft.com NEW FORUMS! http://forums.trlaracroft.com [This message has been edited by Ekim642 (edited 08-12-2001).] IP: Logged
GeckoKid Member Posts: 365 From:Hong Kong Registered: Jul 2001 | posted 08-12-2001 10:37 PM I can speak Cantonese, English and Mandarin. Very little bit(that is 2 or 3 words) of Indonesian, Philipino, Thai, Japanese.... ------------------ GeckoKid Interactive IP: Logged
Torry Member Posts: 262 From:Melbourne, Vic, Australia. Registered: Jan 2000 | posted 08-12-2001 10:49 PM English, Orstralian und Deutsch! ------------------ IP: Logged
Flash Member Posts: 167 From:right from the blue skies Registered: May 2001 | posted 08-13-2001 12:22 AM I can speak english fluidly. However, my native language is slovenian. I know some words and phrases in german and italian, though. Besides, I speak croatian at least as good as english. ------------------ Now you see it, now you don't. IP: Logged
Dementor Junior Member Posts: 12 From:Penzberg, Bayern, Deutschland Registered: Jul 2001 | posted 08-13-2001 02:17 AM i speak english and Deutsch ich spreche englisch und deutsch this was the translation IP: Logged
seven125 Member Posts: 133 From:Austria Registered: Jan 2001 | posted 08-13-2001 04:32 AM I speak english and German and next Schoolyear i will be learning Serbo-Croatic. Übersetzung: Ich spreche Enlgish und Deutsch und nächstes Schuljahr fange ich mit Serbokroatisch an. Meine Mundart I sprich Einglisch und Daitsch und nexts Johr foung i mit Serbokroatisch au. IP: Logged
Brad Casali Member Posts: 465 From:Sandusky, Ohio, USA Registered: Jun 2001 | posted 08-13-2001 06:42 AM I know French and English. I am learning Russian right now, and it's the most difficult language I have ever studied. I am also fluent in Ancient Egyptian, both reading and writing it. ------------------ http://www.geocities.com/hicho15/Lpage.html IP: Logged
Alexis Rombaut Member Posts: 143 From:Belgium Registered: Jul 2001 | posted 08-13-2001 06:52 AM Mijn moedertaal is Nederlandais. My native language is Dutch. Ma langue maternelle est le néerlandais. Ik spreek ook vlot Engels en Frans. I speak fluidly English and French too. Je parle l'anglais et le français fluidemment. Dag, See you, Au revoir! [This message has been edited by Alexis Rombaut (edited 08-13-2001).] IP: Logged
Brad Casali Member Posts: 465 From:Sandusky, Ohio, USA Registered: Jun 2001 | posted 08-13-2001 06:57 AM That's really great we all speak so many but I have one thing to say, as being a native-English speaker and all, why are people saying fluidly? Everyone here says fluently. I don't maybe you guys say it different, but in the States I am almost positive because I hear it every day, and I hear fluently! Just saying, not starting anything Alexis, parles-tu français? Moi aussi, et je l'apprende. C'est trés difficile parce que les gens parlent rapids. (rapides?) ------------------ http://www.geocities.com/hicho15/Lpage.html IP: Logged
Brad Casali Member Posts: 465 From:Sandusky, Ohio, USA Registered: Jun 2001 | posted 08-13-2001 07:01 AM *bump That's really great we all speak so many but I have one thing to say, as being a native-English speaker and all, why are people saying fluidly? Everyone here says fluently. I don't maybe you guys say it different, but in the States I am almost positive because I hear it every day, and I hear fluently! Just saying, not starting anything Alexis, parles-tu français? Moi aussi, et je l'apprende. C'est trés difficile parce que les gens parlent rapidement. ------------------ http://www.geocities.com/hicho15/Lpage.html [This message has been edited by Brad Casali (edited 08-13-2001).] IP: Logged
jliboy64 Member Posts: 1134 From:connecticut Registered: Mar 2001 | posted 08-13-2001 08:20 AM i speak chinese, english, and a little bit of spanish, german, and a tiny bit of french and japanese ------------------ NOMINATED JLIBOY64 FOR THE "BEST WADMAKER AWARD" IN LIL KID'S 2001 TRLE AWARDS! CLICK sam.burke@ic24.net TO EMAIL HIM AND SAY "I NOMINATED JLIBOY64 FOR THE BEST WAD MAKER AWARD! THANX! DOWNLOAD COOL OBJECTS HERE NOW! featuring: 1. 3 custom made wads! 2. 3 new outfits! 3. JET PLANE prj file! AN ACTUAL JET PLANE! 4. TERROR SCHOOL LEVEL! and TGA! 5. NEW UPCOMING JCO CHARACTERS AND LEVEL SCREENSHOTS JCO-Jliboy's Custom Objects jliboy64@hotmail.com IP: Logged
Alexis Rombaut Member Posts: 143 From:Belgium Registered: Jul 2001 | posted 08-13-2001 08:34 AM quote: Alexis, parles-tu français? Moi aussi, et je l'apprende. C'est trés difficile parce que les gens parlent rapidement. Alexis, parles-tu français? Moi aussi, et je l'apprends. C'est très difficile parce que les gens parlent rapidement. [/B] In Belgium most Flemish can both French and English to a certain degree, which is quite unique in the world. IP: Logged
Brad Casali Member Posts: 465 From:Sandusky, Ohio, USA Registered: Jun 2001 | posted 08-13-2001 08:44 AM Merci beaucoup for correcting my French. You must forgive me. It is very difficult for me to type French on an English Keyboard. ------------------ http://www.geocities.com/hicho15/Lpage.html IP: Logged
Phabius Phodes Member Posts: 195 From:Sao Paulo, SP, Brazil Registered: Jun 2001 | posted 08-13-2001 09:01 AM Portuguese. English. Spanish. IP: Logged
dhama Member Posts: 767 From:Tibet Registered: Apr 2001 | posted 08-13-2001 09:33 AM Apart from English, I speak a little Tibetan and German. Also French but I have difficulties with that language. ------------------ TOWER BRIDGE 2 OUT NOW!!! IP: Logged
Alexis Rombaut Member Posts: 143 From:Belgium Registered: Jul 2001 | posted 08-13-2001 10:07 AM quote: Originally posted by Brad Casali: Merci beaucoup for correcting my French. You must forgive me. It is very difficult for me to type French on an English Keyboard. True, I hate qwuerty, certainly games who think you have qwuerty while you have azerty. Like TRLE IP: Logged
GeckoKid Member Posts: 365 From:Hong Kong Registered: Jul 2001 | posted 08-13-2001 10:09 AM what are qwuerty and azerty? ------------------ GeckoKid Interactive IP: Logged
TRT Member Posts: 85 From:TOKYO Registered: Jul 2001 | posted 08-13-2001 11:53 AM Brad, you speak ancient Egyptian? that's so cool dude! I needed you when I went to Egypt for the new years party. Actually when I was in the museum in Egypt I met a girl that looked just like Lara Croft!! I am actually from Wimbledon, London (where Lara comes from), but I speaky da Japanesey. and ****ney. I am also the same age as Lara. MIRAI ps. alright Mirai, you are losing it now. Lara's not real mate. IP: Logged
Brad Casali Member Posts: 465 From:Sandusky, Ohio, USA Registered: Jun 2001 | posted 08-13-2001 12:00 PM Thank you. Here's all I can say in Japanese: Hajimama****e (I think that's how you spell it.) ------------------ http://www.geocities.com/hicho15/Lpage.html IP: Logged
dhama Member Posts: 767 From:Tibet Registered: Apr 2001 | posted 08-13-2001 03:24 PM Mirai: I wanted to learn Japanese but I couldn't write the words quick enough.. IP: Logged
Sage Andy Member Posts: 34 From: Registered: May 2001 | posted 08-14-2001 02:41 AM Wow, all of you guys are so great!! Well, it's my turn now! I speak majorly in English, Chinese (Taiwan & China Republic style!)Cantonese, Japanese, Latin,& Hebrew. For minor languanges I speak a little German, French, India, Ancient West Java, and Greece. Oh, Brad it's Hajimema****e! Speaking of languange, how do you make Lara to say "No" in Japanese?? IP: Logged
TRT Member Posts: 85 From:TOKYO Registered: Jul 2001 | posted 08-14-2001 02:49 AM Hello just change the sound script file. You have a choice of NO, NON & DAME DEWA pe@ce MIRAI IP: Logged
wujaszek Member Posts: 63 From:your neighborhood Registered: Jun 2001 | posted 08-14-2001 02:53 AM English. Polish. Russian. Some Swedish. Anybody speaks Swahili here? IP: Logged
G.Croft Member Posts: 93 From:Stockholm, Sweden Registered: May 2001 | posted 08-14-2001 01:17 PM Swedish (Hej wujaszek) English A little french IP: Logged
Bart! Member Posts: 99 From:The Netherlands Registered: May 2001 | posted 08-14-2001 02:48 PM I can speak Dutch fluent (I'm living in Holland). I can speak English for 99% fluent. Pretty good at German and some French. Bart IP: Logged
Bart! Member Posts: 99 From:The Netherlands Registered: May 2001 | posted 08-14-2001 02:51 PM Geckokid: >what are qwerty and azerty? The type of keyboard for the computer. Here in Holland we have 'qwerty'. Look at the upper left of all your letters from the alphabet on the keyboard. Mine reads 'qwerty'. IP: Logged
Driber_IF Member Posts: 823 From:Den Haag, The Netherlands Registered: Apr 2001 | posted 08-15-2001 07:10 AM just Dutch, English and Slang over here ------------------ Tomb Raider - Ancient Legends levels (2), walkthroughs, tutorials, wallpapers and other TR goodies on driber.cjb.net !!! new: the full release of the OBJECTS ARCHIVE is out !!! IP: Logged
Thierry Member Posts: 63 From:France Registered: Jun 2001 | posted 08-15-2001 09:13 AM I'm French, so.. I can speak English as well... BUT CRAPLY. ------------------ TL IP: Logged
Brad Casali Member Posts: 465 From:Sandusky, Ohio, USA Registered: Jun 2001 | posted 08-15-2001 09:29 AM Vous parlez l'anglais bien. ------------------ http://www.geocities.com/hicho15/Lpage.html IP: Logged
Kiopo Member Posts: 739 From:Liverpool, UK Registered: Jul 2001 | posted 08-15-2001 10:25 AM I speak: French German Spanish Latin Arabic (Ancient Egyptian) Finnish (A little anyway) ------------------ Visit my newly updated site: http://www.tombraiderconnection.8k.com Brand new better look and content, for every TR and TRLE fan Or Email me james.mcc@btinternet.com IP: Logged
Brad Casali Member Posts: 465 From:Sandusky, Ohio, USA Registered: Jun 2001 | posted 08-15-2001 11:06 AM Kiopo, do you mean you're calling Arabic ancient Egyptian? Or that you know both Arabic and ancient Egyptian. Well, if you're refering to the first, then Arabic isn't Ancient Egyptian. Arabic and ancient Egyptian are totally different. Arabic was devolped after the Greeks overtook the Egyptians and ancient Egyptian was used from 5000BC to about 300 AD and so they're very different. Plus ancient Egyptian uses hieroglyphs and Arabic doesn't! Sorry to get all technical on you, but many people think Ancient Egyptian is Arabic, that just gets to me. ------------------ http://www.geocities.com/hicho15/Lpage.html IP: Logged
Sage Andy Member Posts: 34 From: Registered: May 2001 | posted 08-16-2001 05:28 AM Yup, Brad's right!! The Arabians languange often used double consonant for a syllabus and it has the same similiarity with modern day Egyptian language. I practically learn those Arab words for my reference material in Islamic culture. Just like Mandarin and Japanese, they have a lot in common especially for those called Kanji, they are homographic yet still have different pronounciation (In Mandarin, a different intonation could make a word means different entirely!) Oh, Dhama if you wanted to learn Japanese you could start by using a translation program, learn a few Katakana and Hiragana (& Kanji) then get a Japanese book or go to some Japanese site, or maybe play a Japanese game, after that write those Japanese words to a piece of paper, read them everyday. Dictionary works well too. I learned (or learnt) Japanese this way and you could even (fully) read a poster within a week!! Good luck! IP: Logged
LeeO Member Posts: 339 From: Registered: May 2001 | posted 08-16-2001 05:31 AM Just English fluently. But a little Welsh and tiny bit of French. ------------------ Visit My Site! PLEASE! My top 10 Favorite Television and Movie Moments: 8. (The Simpsons) On an episode called "Behind the Laughter" Ozzy Osmand present the award for the best Hardcore Thrash Metal. "And the winner is: Simpson's Christmas Boogie?!!" Number 7 next week! IP: Logged

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