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Rystil Arden said:
I probably know a few real-world phrases too, from visiting. Visiting really helps learn a smattering of language. I speak English, American, an OK amount of French, and a smattering of Latin, Greek, ancient Greek, Italian, Spanish, Japanese, and German. Plus three words in Chinese (more than three if you count the names of Chinese deities and such).
Yeah. My spoken English rapidly increased when I was in NYC.

Though that was mainly a confidence thing.
 

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Jdvn1 said:
Yeah, my grandfather spoke...
English, Spanish, French, Italian, Arabic...
um... I forget what else. Not 8 languages, but it was interesting. My aunt (French) said he spoke French more beautifully than anyone she'd ever known.
My dad doesn't speak any foreign languages, but he is an excellent mimic. He has given oncology speeches in Turkish, Japanese, and other very-hard-to-pronounce languages and convinced some people that he was fluent.
 

Kemrain said:
How do you say "No"? Give someone the bird?

- Kemrain the Confused.
... Yikes.

This is difficult to explain on the 'net. Ask me to give you some links some time.
 



Darkness said:
Yeah. My spoken English rapidly increased when I was in NYC.

Though that was mainly a confidence thing.
From the people from Spain who visited in the US over the summer, I would say that this is the case for many others as well :)
 



Crothian said:
no bird...just say no. THen if you need to say it again, kick them.
Everything's about violence with you, isn't it? Just because you eat people...
 


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