Can anyone here speak an asian language?

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thecsstudent

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I just completed 1 year of learning Mandarin

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jfwekfnwe

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Original post by saharan_skies

Predominantly in English because I've lived in England for the greater half of my life but sometimes I do do the odd misspeaking in Nepalese when someone's talking to me in English haha

Can you think in Nepalese?

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saharan_skies

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Yeah!! There are a lot of words that I use in Nepalese that I have to use when I'm talking in English because I can't translate it directly (in my head and outloud) :tongue:

Original post by jfwekfnwe

Can you think in Nepalese?

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jfwekfnwe

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Original post by saharan_skies

Yeah!! There are a lot of words that I use in Nepalese that I have to use when I'm talking in English because I can't translate it directly (in my head and outloud) :tongue:

How many languages can you think in?

Tamil and english

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Original post by tamil fever

Tamil and english

What language do you think in?

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saharan_skies

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I can only think in English and Nepalese; it's like a ratio of 80%:20% to each other tho

Original post by jfwekfnwe

How many languages can you think in?

Panjabi

Original post by esrever

Yes. I can speak Hindi and Marathi.

me too!

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jfwekfnwe

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Original post by College_Dropout

Panjabi

Can you think in Punjabi?
Can you think in English?

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tamil fever

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Original post by jfwekfnwe

What language do you think in?

both...most of the times when I am angry or cursing I think in Tamil.When I want things done I think in English and sometimes its in a mix.And when I think "oh no",or "so annoying" or "so..." I think in Korean because I watch too much korean dramas.

EDIT:and sometimes German..but that's rare..

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jfwekfnwe

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Original post by tamil fever

both...most of the times when I am angry or cursing I think in Tamil.When I want things done I think in English and sometimes its in a mix.And when I think "oh no",or "so annoying" or "so..." I think in Korean because I watch too much korean dramas.

EDIT:and sometimes German..but that's rare..

So how many languages can you think in? Do you have a preferred thinking language?

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tamil fever

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Original post by jfwekfnwe

So how many languages can you think in? Do you have a preferred thinking language?

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Preferred thinking language would be english...but I can't choose really.I like thinking in all those languages.

i can speak Bengali

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Original post by dcencima

i can speak Bengali

What language do you think in?

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dcencima

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Original post by jfwekfnwe

What language do you think in?

depends on what im doing and wht environment im in when its stressful i do either but usually its english

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jfwekfnwe

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Original post by dcencima

depends on what im doing and wht environment im in when its stressful i do either but usually its english

Can you think in bengali?

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LibertySea

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I used to be decent in Korean when I lived in Seoul, but since I moved back to Europe (nearly 8 years now) I've lost it all, apart from how to say "Hello, my name is ..." and "Thank you".