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 Posted: Mon Dec 28, 2009 9:04 am
and i told my friend that, and she was like,
"HAHAHALOLOLFAIL. SPANISH PEOPLE ARE SO EW."
this, coming from the person who's a weeaboo, but wont admit it.
enough about me.
would you rather speak japanese, or spanish?
or if you speak one, what would you suggest? (:
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Posted: Mon Dec 28, 2009 9:21 am
I think spanish is a rather dull language personally. I took it when i was a kid.
I would much rather learn:
french
german
russian
I took german and russian as a kid too. But i had to stop the classes..
i love those languages. I wanna learn em again so bad.
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mr cloudies best friend Captain
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Posted: Mon Dec 28, 2009 10:02 am
I would rather learn spanish.
I like the way it sounds.
And you're right about the Japanese thing.
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Posted: Mon Dec 28, 2009 12:15 pm
I'm with Cloudy, German, Russian, and French all the way. They have a french class in my high school, but I didn't have the room in my schedual for it.
I'd have to pick Spanich because it's a European language. I realy don't want to because of all those ******** who say "Oh, learn spanish, will all the mexicans coming here it'll just make it easier for them" This is America, we speak english here. Although we don't have a national language, its what we teach our kids to speak, English is a required class in our schools.
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mr cloudies best friend Captain
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Posted: Tue Dec 29, 2009 8:52 pm
don balistano I'm with Cloudy, German, Russian, and French all the way. They have a french class in my high school, but I didn't have the room in my schedual for it. I'd have to pick Spanich because it's a European language. I realy don't want to because of all those ******** who say "Oh, learn spanish, will all the mexicans coming here it'll just make it easier for them" This is America, we speak english here. Although we don't have a national language, its what we teach our kids to speak, English is a required class in our schools.
Actually there are only about 4 or 5 states that don't have a national language.. In almost every state English is still the national language.
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Posted: Wed Dec 30, 2009 9:57 am
mr cloudies best friend don balistano I'm with Cloudy, German, Russian, and French all the way. They have a french class in my high school, but I didn't have the room in my schedual for it. I'd have to pick Spanich because it's a European language. I realy don't want to because of all those ******** who say "Oh, learn spanish, will all the mexicans coming here it'll just make it easier for them" This is America, we speak english here. Although we don't have a national language, its what we teach our kids to speak, English is a required class in our schools.
Actually there are only about 4 or 5 states that don't have a national language.. In almost every state English is still the national language.
Wait a minute, I thought the national language was a federal matter, considering the whole "national" part...
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Posted: Wed Dec 30, 2009 11:33 am
In Canada, we have to learn french at grade 4, up until grade 10, where we can drop out.
I think it's just a thing that people aren't ever happy with what they have.
I'd so much rather learn spanish than french,
but I bet a lot of people who learn spanish in school'd rather learn french.
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Posted: Wed Dec 30, 2009 3:59 pm
In all fairness, unless your friend really IS just a weeaboo...liking something Japanese or the language itself doesn't make you a weeaboo...It's not having any knowledge of the country other than what you see out of manga and anime and running around thinking your cute by saying random s**t like "Kawaii!" instead of attempting to learn the actual language.
But in the event that she is a weeaboo, I would probably laugh at her too...
I don't like Japan because I feel it makes me cool...but I take interest in their culture and pop culture and take the time to learn about it so I don't sound stupid...
=/ Which...but the sounds of it...she doesn't...
Spanish is much more easier to learn than Japanese, but I would more than likely never use it...
I pick Japanese...I'd use it 10x more than Spanish...but I'd choose to learn Irish Gaelic fluently over both...if I had the option to, but I don't...
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Bendii Straw Vice Captain
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Posted: Fri Jan 01, 2010 3:43 am
Well...I know both Spanish and Japanese and French and Serbian and some Russian...so, really...out of all of them...I preferred French. I just enjoyed it a lot more.
Though if I really had to pick between Spanish and Japanese, I would pick Spanish. I like it.
@ Suma...I know some old Gaelic
=3
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Posted: Fri Jan 01, 2010 10:34 am
Bendii Straw
Well...I know both Spanish and Japanese and French and Serbian and some Russian...so, really...out of all of them...I preferred French. I just enjoyed it a lot more.
Though if I really had to pick between Spanish and Japanese, I would pick Spanish. I like it.
@ Suma...I know some old Gaelic
=3
-is jealous-
Dx
French...was hard for me.
And I had a sucky instructor.
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mr cloudies best friend Captain
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Posted: Mon Jan 04, 2010 11:36 am
Bendii Straw
Well...I know both Spanish and Japanese and French and Serbian and some Russian...so, really...out of all of them...I preferred French. I just enjoyed it a lot more.
Though if I really had to pick between Spanish and Japanese, I would pick Spanish. I like it.
@ Suma...I know some old Gaelic
=3
Holy s**t... I remember "Previet Kak dela?" XD But i was unable to finish any of the courses.. I would love to retake em and learn the languages again.
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Posted: Mon Jan 04, 2010 1:37 pm
I would never use Spanish so there'd be no sense in learning it. I might use Japanese here and I actually did take it for two years in high school but that was really just because it's an easy language to learn.
I actually want to re-learn French. It's not taught properly in schools; all you end up retaining are bogus words like, 'pomme' and a few verbs. I think it's ridiculous that all our (Canada) schools aren't French immersion since we are a dual language country except no one out west speaks French (unless they're a government employee?)! It's far more likely that they'd speak German/Cantonese/Mandarin. Either we need to get rid of the dual language business or we need to actually BE a dual language country. The way we are now is so ******** lazy and half-assed.
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Bendii Straw Vice Captain
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Posted: Wed Jan 06, 2010 8:13 pm
Suma in cognito Bendii Straw
Well...I know both Spanish and Japanese and French and Serbian and some Russian...so, really...out of all of them...I preferred French. I just enjoyed it a lot more.
Though if I really had to pick between Spanish and Japanese, I would pick Spanish. I like it.
@ Suma...I know some old Gaelic
=3
-is jealous-
Dx
French...was hard for me.
And I had a sucky instructor.
Heh.
=3
I took so many courses in High School...and then I have done the french and noted some Gaelic in Uni, and the medieval community I am a part of.
=3
@ Cloudie - hehehehe. My ability to write anything except french and Japanese has gone lol.
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Posted: Fri Jan 08, 2010 8:02 pm
mr cloudies best friend
I think spanish is a rather dull language personally. I took it when i was a kid.
I would much rather learn:
french
german
russian
I took german and russian as a kid too. But i had to stop the classes..
i love those languages. I wanna learn em again so bad.
i would kill for an Russian accent
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