こんにちは, Hola, Hello

[deathfisaro]

English, Japanese, Korean, Mandarin
Sup?
??????~
GBATemp? ???
?????


I know ???????is something close to "nice to meet you

and when put though a internet translator the rest means
"It will come to GBATemp and it will hang"
"Welcome Welcome!"

Hehe I wrote
Sup?
Nice to meet you~
Your coming to GBATemp is
welcome welcomed!

I just realized knitting different languages by parts is a mess

 

[Maktub]

I like languages. I speak Swedish and English fluently and I'm studying French and Italian in school. I've also studied Latin (and I've picked up som Japanese from anime, games etc. ^^).

I'm actually going to Rome next week to practise Italian.

Oh well, of course I know some Latin and ancient Greek, but those are not languages you usually speak

Also, I know some old Norse (just a few words but I'm willing to learn more) and I'll be learning some ancient English, as I'm an English Philology student ATM.

 

[DaRk_ViVi]

I know Italian (i wonder why °°) and English. I studied German for 5 years at school but... well i don't remember a word. XD
I can read Spanish (thanks to Pokemon Red in Spanish I bought because the italian version was sold out) and a little little little of French.

Willkommen to GBATemp: one dei migliori siti del mundo!

 

[webyugioh]

English, Japanese, Korean, Mandarin
Sup?
??????~
GBATemp? ???
?????


I know ???????is something close to "nice to meet you

and when put though a internet translator the rest means
"It will come to GBATemp and it will hang"
"Welcome Welcome!"

Hehe I wrote
Sup?
Nice to meet you~
Your coming to GBATemp is
welcome welcomed!

I just realized knitting different languages by parts is a mess

I do the same thing a lot in spanish class with a friend.
our conversations are something like this:

ME: Hola, ?????
Friend: muy bien, ????
ME: mucho frio ??
and so on...

for people who know multiple languages, it's really fun

 

[Psyfira]

Just one, sort of, ish; did GCSE French at school. I could read it fine but I wasn't very good at speaking it.

No wait, "Taschenrechner".
Dropped German after 2 years because I was pants at it. Why the only word I remember is "pencil case" I've no idea

[edit: more proof I was crap at it, Google tells me that actually means "calculator"

]

 

[Jdbye]

English and Norwegian, i learned French at school one year but I've forgotten everything, currently learning Spanish at school.
And I really want to learn Japanese

EDIT: Psyfira