Someone give me some advices please (2 Viewers)

[ilovemarek]

++ [ originally posted by Stephañho! ] ++

Being misled by the hispanic ~ perhaps?... No, I'm not Spanish.

I understand you're not following the regular courses program. But what is it that you study? It could be important as regards to which foreign language to opt for.

My studies is about biology something....
BTW, I just made a wild guess......
Where is your country?

 

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[BarkuZ-yes i am an ass]

++ [ originally posted by Erik ] ++
Well I didn't make it. How the hell would I know?
You save it and better it in MS Paint if it's such a problem to you
EDIT: It said that this is a map of Europe in second languages as they are most often used to conduct business with. It also said that every nation in Europe is slowly shifting towards English.
Feel better now?

Naah,dont get mad on me now......I just said that this card is bullshit cuz people learned German till Austro-Ugarian kingdom here.....also when we were aalies of Germany during WW2.....after the war,people startrd to abandon German language and started to learn English....mostly. For example,my grandparents know German fluently(partly cuz my grandfather was in Luftwaffe,nevermind...),my mother speaks a little bit....and I know shit about it.

That goes for Slovenia,Croatia,Srerbia,Poland and so.....times change.

And for "ilovemarek"......Im from Croatia

 

[ilovemarek]

To barkuss

Oh........What language do you use in your country?

the same as Czech REP?

 

[Stephañho!]

++ [ originally posted by ilovemarek ] ++
My studies is about biology something....
BTW, I just made a wild guess......
Where is your country?

Biology? Well then I guess it doesn't really matter. Germany seems the bigger market though.

I'm from Brussels, Belgium.

Regarding the map Erik provided us with, I concur with Barkuss. Neither in Greece do they still speak German. Those of a certain age can, but the others have all abandoned it for English (that is, when they actually know a second language).

 

[BarkuZ-yes i am an ass]

++ [ originally posted by ilovemarek ] ++
To barkuss
Oh........What language do you use in your country?
the same as Czech REP?

:LOL:

We use universal language of ex-yugoslavia called Balkan language.....version Croatian 1.0b

 

[ilovemarek]

Brussels is a beautiful place!!
I have seen it in tour books B4.


Thank for your help......I really appreciate you guys.

 

[ilovemarek]

++ [ originally posted by barkuss ] ++


:LOL:

We use universal language of ex-yugoslavia called Balkan language.....version Croatian 1.0b

My geograpby textbook says your country and Czech REP. use the same language.....

 

[Slagathor]

Yikes, that's one sucky book

Alright, point taken about the map

This is of more use then; a map of the language families. What languages are related to German and Russian respectively:

 

[Slagathor]

++ [ originally posted by Stephañho! ] ++
Biology? Well then I guess it doesn't really matter. Germany seems the bigger market though.

I'm from Brussels, Belgium.

Regarding the map Erik provided us with, I concur with Barkuss. Neither in Greece do they still speak German. Those of a certain age can, but the others have all abandoned it for English (that is, when they actually know a second language).

Yeah alright, it was an old map 'parently.

Could you please please please check your pm's? I kinda need your help if you have time to give me

 

[Stephañho!]

++ [ originally posted by Erik ] ++
Yeah alright, it was an old map 'parently.

Could you please please please check your pm's? I kinda need your help if you have time to give me

Checked! I'll be glad to help, stay tuned.

 

[Slagathor]

Wohoo! Oh bless you. :thumb:

 

[Dragon]

RUSSIAN ALL THE WAY

 

[PAOKI4]

++ [ originally posted by ilovemarek ] ++
Which language should I learn?

Germany or Russian?

Which one would be better???????????????????????

Someone give me some advices please...................................

Thanks a lot!!!

I'd say Germany. It is used more in Europe and several other countries.

 

[Erkka]

++ [ originally posted by Erik ] ++
Yikes, that's one sucky book

Alright, point taken about the map

This is of more use then; a map of the language families. What languages are related to German and Russian respectively:

Actually Finnish is said to be very close to Hungarian, we both belong to Finno-Ugric linguistic family...

 

[Slagathor]

Yes I heard about that. Very odd how that is the case though. I mean, you're hardly neighbouring countries... :undecide:

 

[Stephañho!]

++ [ originally posted by Erkka ] ++
Actually Finnish is said to be very close to Hungarian, we both belong to Finno-Ugric linguistic family...

 

[kurvengeflüster]

++ [ originally posted by ilovemarek ] ++
Which language should I learn?

Germany or Russian?

Which one would be better???????????????????????

Someone give me some advices please...................................

Thanks a lot!!!

the most benefit you'll gain from learning German and Russian. :thumb:

 

[Bjerknes]

Nothing beats saying "da, nedouchnik."

Go for the Russian, it looks to be a much more "fun" language.

 

[Slagathor]

Rubbish. German can be loads of fun.

Well, Austrian German anyway. One of my flatmates is Austrian. They have these cool words.

Tomato (ENG) = Tomate (GER) = Paradeiser (AUS)

Cool slang too. He learned me the following expression: "Du bist a geistiges Znichtele" which means "You're mentally skinny", it's a classy way of saying someone is a dumbfuck

 

[Gaston]

The first map was....well just a load of crap I have to say.

I have a German test tomorrow and...well...I speak Norwegian fluent and English, but I find German grammar and even the language so hard.

Everyone hates the german language here....It's almost compulsary here....either that or French.

Both hard....believe me Taiwan boy..