Lets learn new languages!

[vepanator]

You guys know that not all off us are from the states/uk, and we all don't speak English as our first language. So we have walked thro the pain of learning a new language at school, or perhaps some of us even enjoy the ability to study languages for fun at home.

Imma force you guys to learn a bit Finnish now, so this is
Finnish for beginners:

järki = reason, sense, intelligence
järjestää = organize
järjestelmä = organization
järjestelmällinen = organized
järjestelmällistyttää = organizationalize
epäjärjestelmällistyttää = unorganizationalize
epäjärjestelmällistyttämätön = having unreflectional attention to antiunorganizationalize
epäjärjestelmällistyttämättömyys = unreflectional attention to antiunorganizationalize
epäjärjestelmällistyttämättomyydellä = with unreflectional attention to antiunorganizationalize
epäjärjestelmällistyttämättömyydellään = with his unreflectional attention to antiunorganizationalize
epäjärjestelmällistyttämättömyydelläänkö = is it with his unreflectional attention to antiunorganizationalize?
epäjärjestelmällistyttämättömyydelläänköh än = I wonder if it is possible, with his unreflectional attention to antiunorganizationalize?
epäjärjestelmällistyttämättömyydelläänköh änkään? = I wonder if it is possible, even with his unreflectional attention to antiunorganizationalize?


Share with us 1-O-1 of your native language! All the silly rules, grammar, etc.


Class dismissed

[egg-whites333]

okay im french btw im trying to learn finnish :p
here ill teach you the 17 verbs that use etre
D escendre
R ester

&

M onter
R evenir
S ortir

P asser

V enir
A ller
N aitre
D evenir
E ntrer
R etourner
T omber
R entrer
A rriver
M ourrir
P artir


im to lazy to put the english words in there try to guess or use google translate XD

[paecmaker]

hey you egg, Je ne conprend pas and I read french in school :embarrassed:

monter, isnt that assemble?

revenir?


Sortir, it sounds like leaving or something

passer- pass(ing by)

Venir?

Aller?

Naitre?

its hard..

entrer is probably enter

Retourner is return or similar

And so on.


Damn you eggs, you forgot Ouvrir, I will never forget that word :p


But lets start a crash course in Swedish

a few ordinary words, see if you get them

Kniv
Gaffel
Dator
Stol
Bil
Flygplan
Stad
bönner

The longest word in Swedish is

hyponavrokustiskadiafragmakontravibbrationsanfall (its hickup, and thats true, but its more commonly called just Hicka)

[egg-whites333]

ouvir does not use etre

[paecmaker]

ouvir does not use etre

Yeah, I know, :(

[egg-whites333]

Do you learn canadin french or European french?

[vepanator]

Kniv - Veitsi - a Knife
Gaffel - Haarukka - a Fork
Dator - Tietokone - a Computer
Stol - Tuoli / jakkara - a seat
Bil - Auto - a Car
Flygplan - Lentokone - an airplane
Stad - Kaupunki - a City
bönner - wtf, with all my brain I can't get this word right? :D What is it?

I dont speak a word of France, but the one they teach us in Finnish schools is European French. Oui. Oh heck, I do speak a word of france.

[thedeparted]

I rememeber vep like 2 years ago when i wanted you to teach my your language and it failed miserably

[vepanator]

:D I do! Oh the times... You rly need to hear one speaking Finnish to ever learn it, and didn't our teacher-student relationship died because I wasn't willing to talk to my mic? Silly me.

[thedeparted]

haha i think so, i dunno. it was a long time ago.

[vepanator]

Yeah... A lot have changed, but hey, even if I had started teaching you, you would prly know as much about my language as you do now. Imma crappy teacher.

But so that this would stay on topic, here is a poem to remind you about the words that need comma (,) before 'em!

Että, jotta, koska, kun,
jos, vaikka, rakastun!

[Mordry]

MUAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

Time to give you some German >: )

For the beginning I'll put obvious words here, that are "similar" to english words.

German - English:

Kindergarten - Kindergarten (I also think the Origin of this word is german)
The only difference here is how you pronounce it. We don't speak the "t" in this word as a "d".

Frosch - Frog
How you pronounce the "sch"? You can already to it, just how you use "sh" in an english word. See?, you did it. And the way we pronounce the "r" in correct german is always different than the english "r".

Musik - Music
The difference here is , like almost always, how we say it.

Now four words so you actually learn something.

Kino - Cinema

Spiel - Game

Holz - Wood

Getränk - Drink

[vepanator]

Oh Germany!
Ich habe eine kügelbollen im meine lederhosen! I have no idea where I've got that sentence, but when ever talked about Germany as a language, that pops into my mind.

[BlackEyedJester]

Uno, dos, thrice, qudro.... I know you want meh, you know i wantcha

[egg-whites333]

I knew kino from call of duty black ops :p

[Mordry]

Oh Germany!
Ich habe eine kügelbollen im meine lederhosen! I have no idea where I've got that sentence, but when ever talked about Germany as a language, that pops into my mind.

Yeah... it's kind of a cliché sentence (an incorrect one btw.^^). You know, the cliché that all germans wear tight leather pants, eat a lot of sausages and drink a lot of beer?^^
I think I would kill myself if everyone in germany would wear tight leather pants and would always hold a sausage in the left and the beer in the right hand. Actually I don't even know ANYBODY who wears leather pants (except some girls in discos but I don't think it's any different from america in that case). :D

[paecmaker]

[COLOR=#333333]bönner - wtf, with all my brain I can't get this word right? :D What is it?



ok I was a little evil with this word, because bönner is not an actual word its just a more local dialect. It should be bönder(farmers), on other example is potatis(potatoes), in one dialect its potäter.

[CraeSC111]

I speak English good. I think that is well enouf four now. The English language is supposed to be one of the hardest to learn

[Exentenzed]

There is one language i would currently like to learn, so if anyone can give me a crash course in java that would be great. :)

[CraeSC111]

Learn python. Its easier and more fun

[archatas]

nebeprisikiškiakopūsteliaudavome - that's the longest Lithuanian word with the meaning "We didn't use to pick up any oxalis anymore". How cool is that! :)