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View Poll Results: Which languages do you know other than Arabic, Lebanese Arabic, French, English, and Armenian
German 22 28.95%
Spanish 29 38.16%
Portugese 7 9.21%
Chinese 7 9.21%
Russian 12 15.79%
Italian 12 15.79%
Swedish 8 10.53%
Greek 6 7.89%
Aramaic/Syriac/Hebrew (please state which) 12 15.79%
Other (please state which) 20 26.32%
None 26 34.21%
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Great accent: French
Not bad accent: english
Poor accent: Arabic

And I also speak syriac,and herbew *i've learn it for three years* and I speak spanish...
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Fluent in Arabic, French and English.

Fair command of Greek because of my Greek heritage, and Spanish because I lived in Los Angeles and Miami for some time.
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We are still waiting for Xena to start teaching Japanese =)))

And seems like no one knows swedish, although there's a considerable Lebanese diaspora in there :o
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We are still waiting for Xena to start teaching Japanese =)))

And seems like no one knows swedish, although there's a considerable Lebanese diaspora in there :o
heheh sorry man () i have an exam on saturday (japanese exam by the way) so if you can wait a little bit please (=chotto matte kudasai )
bass yalla i'll try to post something tonight!

as for swedish..mbala Lopez speaks swedish i think! (if i recall well...should check with LD)
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Great accent: French
Not bad accent: english
Poor accent: Arabic

And I also speak syriac,and herbew *i've learn it for three years* and I speak spanish...
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‫מה שלומך?

אני מדבר רק קצת עברית אבל אני לומד...ا

بس مش هيّن واحد يتعلم اللغة لحالو عشان ما في كتب عبرية ولا معاهد بتعلِّم اللغة العبرية..ا
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Some German!
I just like to hear a german talking.
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שלאם דייאמס
‫מה שלומך?

אני מדבר רק קצת עברית אבל אני לומד...ا

بس مش هيّن واحد يتعلم اللغة لحالو عشان ما في كتب عبرية ولا معاهد بتعلِّم اللغة العبرية..ا
Know your enemy
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I know Japanese! (well, 5 words in total)
Xena: Ogenki deska ?

lol
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שלאם דייאמס
‫מה שלומך?

אני מדבר רק קצת עברית אבל אני לומד...ا

بس مش هيّن واحد يتعلم اللغة لحالو عشان ما في كتب عبرية ولا معاهد بتعلِّم اللغة العبرية..ا
woooww!!! i would love to learn hebrew actually!!! (know your enemy alright ;) ) i always receive emails about learn hebrew online blabla but still never did it ! tell me, is it close to arabic? is it an easy language to learn walla complicated??

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I know Japanese! (well, 5 words in total)
Xena: Ogenki deska ?

lol
hihihi Genki desu! anta wa?
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woooww!!! i would love to learn hebrew actually!!! (know your enemy alright ;) ) i always receive emails about learn hebrew online blabla but still never did it ! tell me, is it close to arabic? is it an easy language to learn walla complicated??



hihihi Genki desu! anta wa?
Quite close, actually. Many of the words are actually almost the same.

day = yom
I = ani (of Southern Lebanese اني fame )
we = anachnu
four = arba'
five = khamesh
eight = shemoneh (of Kiryat Shemoneh fame )
100 = me'ah

The alphabet is fun to learn and read, I actually love it, and although at first it looks difficult to memorize all those letters which look so much alike and very difficult to distinguish from each other, it is actually very easy, it took me a few days to master it. The "7araket" are a bit difficult and complicated and they are not very widely used in daily use by them, just like in Arabic people don't use them extensively unless it is necessary to distinguish between two meanings, so if you are practicing reading without those, then it becomes difficult especially if you don't know the meaning of the words so you can't guess from the context how it is pronounced...
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