What Are the Native Languages Spoken by PF Members?

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The forum discussion centers around the native languages spoken by members of the PF community, showcasing a diverse range of linguistic backgrounds. Key languages mentioned include English, Russian, Spanish, French, Italian, German, and various dialects of Chinese. Members share their experiences with language learning, highlighting tools like Pimsleur and Barron's Mastering Italian, which are used for mastering pronunciation and grammar. The conversation emphasizes the importance of engaging with native speakers for effective language acquisition.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of basic language learning concepts
  • Familiarity with language learning tools such as Pimsleur and Barron's Mastering Italian
  • Knowledge of linguistic diversity and dialects
  • Awareness of cultural context in language learning
NEXT STEPS
  • Explore the Pimsleur language learning method for practical vocabulary acquisition
  • Research Barron's Mastering Italian for detailed grammar and pronunciation techniques
  • Investigate resources for learning Latin and its influence on modern languages
  • Engage with native speakers through language exchange platforms to enhance conversational skills
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Language learners, linguistics enthusiasts, educators, and anyone interested in understanding the complexities of multilingualism and effective language acquisition strategies.

  • #61
EvLer said:
So...I am at least 3rd Russian here?
technically my "native" language is Belarusian ... and Russian.
Only меня зовут Оля.

@bomba923: i think it's an "o" instead of "a", check it with "зов" :wink:
Извините :redface:,
глупая ошибка| Just fixed it
 
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  • #62
know nepali, hindi, sanskrit, english, maithili, bhojpuri, newari,
learning spanish.
 
  • #63
Dutch (native), fluent: French and English, slightly less fluent but still ok: German. Some notions of Italian, Japanese and Norwegian (I followed courses in these languages and at a certain point I could have a simple conversation, but that's long ago and I don't think much is left now).
 
  • #64
urdu is my native language (national language of pakistan and the 99.99% same as spoken hindi). but I've also been speaking english since i was a kid so i know it just as well. i also know arabic, but not as much as english or urdu
 
  • #65
vanesch said:
Dutch (native), fluent: French and English, slightly less fluent but still ok: German. Some notions of Italian, Japanese and Norwegian (I followed courses in these languages and at a certain point I could have a simple conversation, but that's long ago and I don't think much is left now).
Hurra! Han snakker norsk; så gøy!
Sayonara.
 
  • #66
lets add something more.
as cefarix said, i know urdu too because i know hindi.
hehe
 
  • #67
r the knowledge of some sentences and few words counted too?
then chinese, japanese, spanish, french
 

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