lol have a few Algerian friends, they call it darija I think. they just sound liketheyre speaking regular arabic but just fast and with a few French words/thick accent

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minaa77

English, arabic,, dutch, Italian (fully understand, speakings gone downhill as don't use it much) & Somali. I predict in the next 10 years or so I will only be fluent in English, arabic and dutch

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username4289810

Original post by Abdi17272728

lol have a few Algerian friends, they call it darija I think. they just sound liketheyre speaking regular arabic but just fast and with a few French words/thick accent

yup you could say that but its not rlly arabic bcz my dad (an arab) doesn't understand my mom when she speaks darija, I;ve heard it depends on your city

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username4289810

Original post by Abdi17272728

English, arabic,, dutch, Italian (fully understand, speakings gone downhill as don't use it much) & Somali. I predict in the next 10 years or so I will only be fluent in English, arabic and dutch

niceeee hopefully it works out for you

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Untamed-child

Spanish, English, French, Italian( that i can understand because it's similar to Spanish it basically Spanish and French mixed together) , Dutch ( learning) Benin( i can understand ( a place in nigeria)) Japanese ( through watching many animes ngl) and German

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xcatcatastrophex

How have you learnt these languages?
Ie: studying at school, mother tongue/ father tongue language of the country you live in.

Again thank you for so many replies on my first post!! 😁

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username4289810

Original post by xcatcatastrophex

How have you learnt these languages?
Ie: studying at school, mother tongue/ father tongue language of the country you live in.

Again thank you for so many replies on my first post!! 😁

Ik French and Algerian bcz my mom is Algerian and we lived in France for 4 years and ik arabic bcz my dad is arab and for English well its the universal language everyone knows English