London English and fluent Rubbish.

This is intersting. Had no idea how many people had Finnish as their native language. And very little native Anglos. My native is Italian.

"...no longer shall you trudge 'cross my peaceful mind."

I think the "native Anglos" aren't posting here because just speaking English is boring compared with all you speakers of exotic languages.

I'm busy wondering how well I would manage on a foreign language messageboard. Not half as well as most of you, I'm sure.

Swedish.

Southern (U. S.) Redneck, y'all!

Kinda like English, just slower and lazier. Lots of bullsh%t.

"No Anchovies, Please"



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German

Grüsse

Gerhard
-Düsseldorf-

Hi all

Baboon Bro wrote:

"Jon Lasa Wrote:
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> Hi all.
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> Basque language.


No kiddin'! That's goddam cool."


Sorry, but, as my native language is not english, I can´t understand you.



Pd. Little queenie, best wishes flying from Basque Country to Reno a place where (same as Boise, Idaho) lot of basque people went years ago searching for a better life.

Spanish...español y canario cerrao!!!!!!

Swahili.

Norwegian. Southern part - "Sørlandsk", some claim it's very similar (more similar than other Norwegian dialects) to Danish.

- mjOL

Tahitian French

yes, I saw the Basque too. I read that Basque is supposed to be incredibly hard to learn. Is it a real old language?

"...no longer shall you trudge 'cross my peaceful mind."

Greek

domingo Wrote:
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> Spanish...español y canario cerrao!!!!!!


@ domingo
canario cerrao - I like that!
Ya eres el segundo canario que veo por aquí, de qué parte?

Jo com en Jordi, catala.

No sitähä miekii haastan.. = Finnish

Schwyzerdütsch - Schweizer Deutsch - Swiss German

Geek

"No Anchovies, Please"

Finnish

Finnish - suomea!

Looks like we`re the "winners"!!!!

spanish & menorquin

Dutch

French

Danish

Skål!

Dutch

Hi Cat,i like your name...soy de Gran Canaria ¿y tu?...no te olvides de Carlitos Baez que es de Tenerife y es uno de los miembros mas activos de este foro

Hi all.

ChelseaDrugstore wrote:
"Yes, I saw the Basque too. I read that Basque is supposed to be incredibly hard to learn. Is it a real old language?"

Sure ChelseaDrugstore, is hard to learn, but I think there are many other languages very hard to learn as well.

Indeed, Basque is the oldest language spoken in Europe, oldest than, for example, Greek or Latin. It´s supposed to come from old Indoeuropean language and several experts say it can be originated or have some links with the Caucasic region, but nobody has found the real true theory.

All in all, is a different language from all the rest and only spoken in the Basque Country.

(Sorry about the explanation, not related with the r&r).

jon__one of my favorite restaurants is basque..


[www.woolgrowers.net]

Hi all,

thank you very much for the link, button_your_lip.

I read the history of Minaberri family, a very classic basque inmigrants´history. Plenty of people in Basque Contry have and old cousin in somewhere of America, mainly in Chile, Venezuela, Argentina and also in California, Nevada, Idaho, Uruguay, Cuba and Mexico.

German with a hard Swaybian dialect!
Not to understand in the north of Stuttgart