Learning New Languages

[Gwynhuever]

gusto ko makat-on og nihonggo ( japanese language)

check out japanesepod.com

very good place to start

[amico]

walay motudlo og French language diri sa Cebu? as in professor and such jud ba and classroom setting

naa ko nakastorya sa una na french canadian na niingon na naa daw Alliance Francaise de Cebu sa USC. naa daw french courses offered. ako gakat-on kog italian, french, spanish. nagkat-on lang ko pinaagi sa pagtanaw ug tv5, RAI, ug TVE ug pagbasa ug mga libro ug forum ug chat sa internet.

italian is much more simple than spanish. spanish may look closer to italian because they both pronounce letters clearly unlike french which is nasal but in truth, it is french that is closer to italian when we look into its vocabulary. some example: giornale, journal, diario; parlare, parler, hablar; formaggio, fromage, queso... and so on...

don't you know that english language is full of french words?

examples: ambiance, boutique, buffet, bon voyage, camouflage, corsage, debut, deja vu, entourage, envoy, fiancee, facade, faux pas, garage, journal, lingerie, renaissance, protege, vis a vis and so on...

while our very own languages in the philippines are already full of spanish words.

asa ka learn sign language?

murag kadungog ko naa man daw free lessons sa USP.

[thadzonline]

@amico, you are really something...hehehe

I speak/write/converse/understand at least 7 languages/dialects too...I acquire through language partners thats why I learn mostly dialects from Philippines by speaking/conversing with non-native Cebuano speakers..

might be interested in sharing with me your langauges

[amico]

@thadzonline

yup, i'm interested in exchanging language lessons with you.

i can speak 5 languages fluently but i can read, write and understand several more languages philippine and non-philippines.

by the way, what you call dialects may not be dialects but languages.

[thadzonline]

@amico, dialects lang usa ako itawag kay wala pa man ma establish ang uban, like Hiligaynon could trace its roots to Cebuano and even Tagalog, Bikolano and Waray

[P-Chan]

I've been thinking of buying the rosetta stone but it's so expensive. Maayo unta naay feedback dire kung kinsa nakagamit ani kung worth ba siya sa presyo.

tag pila diay? then unsa available?

[Weebong]

Isn't the rosseta stone a big one. so how can you buy it?
It must be in some meuseum protected from hunters...am I wrong?
a totally baseless theory. hehehe

[Dorothea]

tag pila diay? then unsa available?

It's about $300.00, and all the common languages gina offer like French, Spanish, Italian, German etc etc oh, naa pud diay Tagalog LOL

[baldemori]

^^ka download kog rosetta stone beginners ug intermediate sa bittorrent,

[amico]

@amico, dialects lang usa ako itawag kay wala pa man ma establish ang uban, like Hiligaynon could trace its roots to Cebuano and even Tagalog, Bikolano and Waray

hope this helps...

http://www.geocities.com/csundita/fi...languages.html