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Hey D how mny languages do u speak..amazing
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doublelongdaddy;693367 said:
Well you need a bit of french too hahaha,i think i have to start a new language too what do u suggest...id like to learn italian or hebrew
"L'shanah haba'ah b'Yerushalayim!
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shortdick;693382 said:Well you need a bit of french too hahaha,i think i have to start a new language too what do u suggest...id like to learn italian or hebrew
"L'shanah haba'ah b'Yerushalayim!
Hebrew is a beautiful language to learn as it will allow you to get a much better understanding of the Bible. Latin is also a very good language to keep alive and it is quite easy to learn.
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doublelongdaddy;693563 said:
yeah i would like to start whit hebrew,dont have that much time tough, but ill do my best
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I have no idea, is he a Polymath?
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jja0016;693938 said:
Latin: When I was studying to become a priest and it was required by the school.
Hebrew: I needed to learn this language so I could gain a better understanding the Bible. Many words and phrases in Hebrew can not be directly translated to English, the word or phrase can take on a completely different meaning.
German: Leaned high German to understand many books I wanted to read that were only available in German. Low German I picked up when we had the German forum, pretty much the same as high.
Spanish: Required by Schooling
Italian: My last name is Salvini, nuff said
Portuguese: Very close to Spanish. I learned because I was dating a Portuguese girl.
English: This is a language I am still trying to master
I would like to learn Aramaic and French
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