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Levi
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| Message 897 of 3737 27 July 2010 at 5:16am | IP Logged |
ruskivyetr wrote:
You know you're a language nerd when you play games like flipping through a travel book and radomly choosing a
page and then saying something in the language of the country where that place is. You know you're an even bigger
language nerd when you just can't find a page for which you can't say anything.
I play this game with my friends and a globe, and they get frustrated. Even if I know only a few words they start to
get a little annoyed. Then they turn to africa and I'm lost O_O. |
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Well, with four languages you can get at least one of the official languages of every African country except Ethiopia: English, French, Portuguese and Arabic.
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| ruskivyetr
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| Message 898 of 3737 27 July 2010 at 7:10am | IP Logged |
Levi wrote:
ruskivyetr wrote:
You know you're a language nerd when you play games like flipping through
a travel book and radomly choosing a
page and then saying something in the language of the country where that place is. You know you're an even
bigger
language nerd when you just can't find a page for which you can't say anything.
I play this game with my friends and a globe, and they get frustrated. Even if I know only a few words they start
to
get a little annoyed. Then they turn to africa and I'm lost O_O. |
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Well, with four languages you can get at least one of the official languages of every African country except
Ethiopia: English, French, Portuguese and Arabic. |
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Well I know words in all those languages, I meant countries that have like Hausa, Swahili, Zulu, etc. as one of the
official languages (and yes the game dictates that you must say something in each official language).
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| johntm93
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Studies: German, Spanish
| Message 899 of 3737 27 July 2010 at 7:25am | IP Logged |
ruskivyetr wrote:
Levi wrote:
ruskivyetr wrote:
You know you're a language nerd when you play games like flipping through
a travel book and radomly choosing a
page and then saying something in the language of the country where that place is. You know you're an even
bigger
language nerd when you just can't find a page for which you can't say anything.
I play this game with my friends and a globe, and they get frustrated. Even if I know only a few words they start
to
get a little annoyed. Then they turn to africa and I'm lost O_O. |
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Well, with four languages you can get at least one of the official languages of every African country except
Ethiopia: English, French, Portuguese and Arabic. |
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Well I know words in all those languages, I meant countries that have like Hausa, Swahili, Zulu, etc. as one of the
official languages (and yes the game dictates that you must say something in each official language). |
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Wow that actually sounds fun.
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| ruskivyetr
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| Message 900 of 3737 27 July 2010 at 7:51am | IP Logged |
johntm93 wrote:
ruskivyetr wrote:
Levi wrote:
ruskivyetr wrote:
You know you're a language nerd
when you play games like flipping through
a travel book and radomly choosing a
page and then saying something in the language of the country where that place is. You know you're an even
bigger
language nerd when you just can't find a page for which you can't say anything.
I play this game with my friends and a globe, and they get frustrated. Even if I know only a few words they start
to
get a little annoyed. Then they turn to africa and I'm lost O_O. |
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Well, with four languages you can get at least one of the official languages of every African country except
Ethiopia: English, French, Portuguese and Arabic. |
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Well I know words in all those languages, I meant countries that have like Hausa, Swahili, Zulu, etc. as one of the
official languages (and yes the game dictates that you must say something in each official language). |
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Wow that actually sounds fun. |
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You know you're a language nerd when the fact that someone else says this about a language game melts your
heart.
Edit: And when you play such games on a daily basis :P.
Edited by ruskivyetr on 27 July 2010 at 7:52am
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| johntm93
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| Message 901 of 3737 27 July 2010 at 7:53am | IP Logged |
ruskivyetr wrote:
johntm93 wrote:
ruskivyetr wrote:
Levi wrote:
ruskivyetr wrote:
You know you're a language nerd
when you play games like flipping through
a travel book and radomly choosing a
page and then saying something in the language of the country where that place is. You know you're an even
bigger
language nerd when you just can't find a page for which you can't say anything.
I play this game with my friends and a globe, and they get frustrated. Even if I know only a few words they start
to
get a little annoyed. Then they turn to africa and I'm lost O_O. |
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Well, with four languages you can get at least one of the official languages of every African country except
Ethiopia: English, French, Portuguese and Arabic. |
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Well I know words in all those languages, I meant countries that have like Hausa, Swahili, Zulu, etc. as one of the
official languages (and yes the game dictates that you must say something in each official language). |
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Wow that actually sounds fun. |
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You know you're a language nerd when the fact that someone else says this about a language game melts your
heart.
Edit: And when you play such games on a daily basis :P. |
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I need to find some friends who like languages...I actually want to play that right now :P
1 person has voted this message useful
| ruskivyetr
Diglot
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Studies: Spanish, Russian, Polish, Modern Hebrew
| Message 902 of 3737 27 July 2010 at 8:03am | IP Logged |
johntm93 wrote:
ruskivyetr wrote:
johntm93 wrote:
ruskivyetr wrote:
Levi wrote:
ruskivyetr wrote:
You know you're a language nerd
when you play games like flipping through
a travel book and radomly choosing a
page and then saying something in the language of the country where that place is. You know you're an even
bigger
language nerd when you just can't find a page for which you can't say anything.
I play this game with my friends and a globe, and they get frustrated. Even if I know only a few words they start
to
get a little annoyed. Then they turn to africa and I'm lost O_O. |
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|
Well, with four languages you can get at least one of the official languages of every African country except
Ethiopia: English, French, Portuguese and Arabic. |
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|
Well I know words in all those languages, I meant countries that have like Hausa, Swahili, Zulu, etc. as one of the
official languages (and yes the game dictates that you must say something in each official language). |
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Wow that actually sounds fun. |
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You know you're a language nerd when the fact that someone else says this about a language game melts your
heart.
Edit: And when you play such games on a daily basis :P. |
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I need to find some friends who like
languages...I actually want to play that right now :P |
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I play alone. Often. I played it with my siblings a few times, and then my Georgian friend, and once with my
mom. I've lost only once. My mom kept choosing French speaking countries, and I ran out of French words.
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| ellasevia
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| Message 903 of 3737 27 July 2010 at 8:11am | IP Logged |
ruskivyetr wrote:
Levi wrote:
ruskivyetr wrote:
You know you're a language nerd when you play games like flipping through
a travel book and radomly choosing a
page and then saying something in the language of the country where that place is. You know you're an even
bigger
language nerd when you just can't find a page for which you can't say anything.
I play this game with my friends and a globe, and they get frustrated. Even if I know only a few words they start
to
get a little annoyed. Then they turn to africa and I'm lost O_O. |
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Well, with four languages you can get at least one of the official languages of every African country except
Ethiopia: English, French, Portuguese and Arabic. |
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Well I know words in all those languages, I meant countries that have like Hausa, Swahili, Zulu, etc. as one of the
official languages (and yes the game dictates that you must say something in each official language). |
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Well Swahili isn't that hard. Just memorize this phrase: Ninasema Kiswahili vizuri sana! (I speak Swahili very well.)
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| johntm93
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| Message 904 of 3737 27 July 2010 at 8:14am | IP Logged |
ruskivyetr wrote:
johntm93 wrote:
ruskivyetr wrote:
johntm93 wrote:
ruskivyetr wrote:
Levi wrote:
ruskivyetr wrote:
You know you're a language nerd
when you play games like flipping through
a travel book and radomly choosing a
page and then saying something in the language of the country where that place is. You know you're an even
bigger
language nerd when you just can't find a page for which you can't say anything.
I play this game with my friends and a globe, and they get frustrated. Even if I know only a few words they start
to
get a little annoyed. Then they turn to africa and I'm lost O_O. |
|
|
Well, with four languages you can get at least one of the official languages of every African country except
Ethiopia: English, French, Portuguese and Arabic. |
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|
Well I know words in all those languages, I meant countries that have like Hausa, Swahili, Zulu, etc. as one of the
official languages (and yes the game dictates that you must say something in each official language). |
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|
Wow that actually sounds fun. |
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You know you're a language nerd when the fact that someone else says this about a language game melts your
heart.
Edit: And when you play such games on a daily basis :P. |
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I need to find some friends who like
languages...I actually want to play that right now :P |
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I play alone. Often. |
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Is it weird that I don't find that odd, I actually find it cool and want to do that?
Edited by johntm93 on 27 July 2010 at 8:15am
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