Ok I'm not sure if it really is Language Week but it is in my school(they usually do it whenever they have time or feel like it xD)
So, I take German or Deutsch(D-E-U-T-S-C-H! DEUTSCH! (Our little chant :D)
Here are a few words.
Thank You - Danke
My name is - Mein name ist(Cats help me... you learned German correct?)
My name is - Ich heisse(Double s set... this is another way to say it?)
No - Nein
Yes - Ja
French - Franzosich(Supposed to have an omlaut(two dots above letter))
Spanish - Spanisch
English - Englisch
Grandpa - Opa(Right? Forgot what grandma was.)
Fantastic - Fantastisch(Might have gotten the spelling wrong)
(Informal, formal versions too but I got lazy. ;-;)
Countries surrounding:
Denmark
Poland
Czech Republic
Austria
Liechtenstein(Not touching)
Switzerland
France
Luxembourg
Belgium
Netherlands
North Sea
Baltic Sea
Comment your language(s)! Any language you know.
Mine - American English, Mandarin Chinese, and German
-Skippy
Heyo Skippy!!! I’m sorry but I don’t know much German. I have German relatives and relatives who are learning German so their words rub off on me. I probably know about 50 words, not including numbers. (I also know how to sing happy birthday!)
Oma is grandmother. We called my grandmother Oma.
I know ASL, a tiny bit of French, some Spanish, German, and lots of English.
Not sure if this counts as a language, but I’ve been working on my French, British, Australian, and Southern accents for a while now. (British is my best i think)
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French, Deutschland, danish, little bits of Latin, a little hieroglyphs, Norse, swedish.
I know American English, and bits of Spanish, French, Russian, and Latin
I'm only fluent in American English, but I know bits and pieces of German, Spanish, French, and probably some Russian