Multilingual and Polyglot Wannabee Thread! MK I

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Original post by AquisM

Oh phew. Si tu ne savais? pas (Fish do I need the subjunctive?) quand tu l'as, je serais très *worried. :tongue:

And I have no idea if that's correct or not.... It looks correct to me but as I said I only decided to start learning two days ago... :biggrin:

Okay, for that clause there:

Si + imperfect past, would be followed by past conditional I think.

Si tu ne savais pas, j'aurais (je ne sais pas si j'étais :erm:

) été très * worried :tongue:

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Original post by Alludeen1

Tengo dieciséis y tengo una gemela, nació un minuto antes de mí

Yo tengo dieciséis también, entonces acabas de terminar tus GCSES?

Qué interesante! :eek:

Yo soy hijo único, pero siempre he querido tener hermanos. :frown:

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thatitootoo

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Original post by tehFrance

Perhaps you should wait as I'm pretty sure it's 'warten' not 'wartrn'... :wink:

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Reading French, English and Italian in one thread makes my head hurt :frown:

Also will I be the only one doing Norwegian in this thread? :tongue:

I saw that
I was going to edit
But then I got sad

:grin:

Tootoo

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Original post by L'Evil Fish

Okay, for that clause there:

Si + imperfect past, would be followed by past conditional I think.

Si tu ne savais pas, j'aurais (je ne sais pas si j'étais :erm:

) été très * worried :tongue:

Ah OK (how do you say that in French?). Merci!

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Vionar

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Original post by AquisM

Oh phew. Si tu ne savais? pas (Fish do I need the subjunctive?) quand tu l'as, je serais très *worried. :tongue:

And I have no idea if that's correct or not.... It looks correct to me but as I said I only decided to start learning two days ago... :biggrin:

No, you don't need to worry about that - j'ai un * exam timetable! :biggrin:

(j'aime les examens)
If you only started two days ago, you're doing extremely well!

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EmyJ14

Original post by L'Evil Fish

Mon italien est - la lingua - laquelle - no hablé por un rato... :h:

Tento praticare il mio italiano e francese frequentemente perché studio nella scuola e ho bisogno di essere abbastanza buona :tongue:

Ma spagnolo, e le altre lingue che tento imparare... non studio nella scuola, così sono un po' meno importante al momento :wink:

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OP

Original post by AquisM

Ah OK (how do you say that in French?). Merci!

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Say what?

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Original post by Vionar

No, you don't need to worry about that - j'ai un * exam timetable! :biggrin:

(j'aime les examens)
If you only started two days ago, you're doing extremely well!

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Well, I've been learning Spanish for a lot longer, so it's sort of easier for me to pick it up. Plus there's a lot of help here! :biggrin:

Moi aussi! Je les aime parce que ce(?) sont très *exciting! :mmm:

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EmyJ14

Original post by AquisM

Oh phew. Si tu ne savais? pas (Fish do I need the subjunctive?) quand tu l'as, je serais très *worried. :tongue:

And I have no idea if that's correct or not.... It looks correct to me but as I said I only decided to start learning two days ago... :biggrin:

Wow! Seulement deux jours?! Tu es très bien!

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OP

Original post by AquisM

Well, I've been learning Spanish for a lot longer, so it's sort of easier for me to pick it up. Plus there's a lot of here! :biggrin:

Moi aussi! Je les aime parce que ce(?) sont très *exciting! :mmm:

Parce qu'ils sont?

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EmyJ14

Original post by AquisM

Well, I've been learning Spanish for a lot longer, so it's sort of easier for me to pick it up. Plus there's a lot of here! :biggrin:

Moi aussi! Je les aime parce que ce(?) sont très *exciting! :mmm:

Exciting is either passionnant or excitant :tongue:

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Original post by L'Evil Fish

Say what?

Say OK.

Original post by EmyJ14

Wow! Seulement deux jours?! Tu es très bien!

Mais tu sais que j'apprends l'espangol. C'est assez facil apprendre le français parce que tous les choses sont * similar.

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OP

Original post by AquisM

Say OK.

Mais tu sais que j'apprends l'espangol. C'est assez facil apprendre le français parce que tous les choses sont * similar.

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D'accord

And you're very good :tongue:

better than I was with spanish :rofl:

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Original post by L'Evil Fish

Parce qu'ils sont?

No, I was asking if ce was needed here or some other pronoun... So would I put ils? I'm not sure how to use ce yet... :colondollar:

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Original post by EmyJ14

Exciting is either passionnant or excitant :tongue:

Merci! Les examens sont excitants!

Original post by L'Evil Fish

D'accord

And you're very good :tongue:

better than I was with spanish :rofl:

Merci! Well, you've made very good progress! Plus I think that it's easier to go from Spanish to French because the conjugations of French are much simpler; everything seems to overlap. :tongue:

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username876889

Original post by AquisM

Yo tengo dieciséis también, entonces acabas de terminar tus GCSES?

Qué interesante! :eek:

Yo soy hijo único, pero siempre he querido tener hermanos. :frown:

De hecho, a menudo pienso que habría preferido tener un hermano en vez, pero sé que debería ser agradecido de que tengo una hermana, aunque las hermanas pueden estar muy fastidias, sobre todo cuando son adolescentes :stomp:

. Y sí, acabo de terminarlos, dentro de 5 días sabré mis resultados :eek:

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Original post by Alludeen1

De hecho, a menudo pienso que habría preferido tener un hermano en vez, pero sé que debería ser agradecido de que tengo una hermana, aunque las hermanas pueden estar muy fastidias, sobre todo cuando son adolescentes :stomp:

. Y sí, acabo de terminarlos, dentro de 5 días sabré mis resultados :eek:

Haha No sé. Estaría agradecido tener hermanos o hermanas. Buena suerte con los resultados! Espero que saques buenas notas! :yy:

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OP

Original post by AquisM

No, I was asking if ce was needed here or some other pronoun... So would I put ils? I'm not sure how to use ce yet... :colondollar:

Google:

Ce que and ce qui about.com
And demonstrative pronouns

Original post by AquisM

Merci! Les examens sont excitants!

Merci! Well, you've made very good progress! Plus I think that it's easier to go from Spanish to French because the conjugations of French are much simpler; everything seems to overlap. :tongue:

Yeah yeah

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