Providing help with english,swedish,italian, russian and finnish ^^
 

:) well then, finnish, english and swedish are my main languages, those I can speak the best, but I'll also offer help with russian and italian. so if anyone needs help, just ask! ^^

МММ... Можеш посоветовать какоинить софт для треннировки умения печатать на кирилице? :ywave:

okay...i don't mean to be affensive, but, dont' ya just kinda "butcher" the russian languages? so..then, aren't they confusing to remember, the languages? how about Australian> i gots to say they accents are cool! >_<

the russian languages? I didn't know there were several of them o_O

wellz, i didn't mean to write the 's' but, i suppose they may be sum, bcause i remember reading in the textbook once, that their's alotta languages, in Russia, like the Slavic tongue and stuff...:eek: unless that was a long time ago....

Hahah, oh well, I meant the "russian" russian anyway! but if there are such linguistic problems, I won't teach it ^^

Ты так и неответила на мой пост >.<

Lolz
 

lolz...too confusing eh? wellz i congratz ya. not alotta ppls can learn alotta languages...my father knowz...5 i thinks, though, he slurres them...do ya slurr?

Извините! ^^ alrighty, I'll forget about that russian thing, might be that I myself need more help with it than what I'm able to teach for the others ^^ so from now on, I'll be only helping with finnish english swedish and italian

Spanish?
 

sorry....though....isn't italian kinda(okay a lot) like Spanish? i don't thinks Spaish is realli hard is it? Senor?

it's a bit like it, yes, but there are many differences between them too

Hmm....
 

small or big?

It's a bit like it. by the way, где в России вы живете?

soz it came two times my computer is being stupid! -.-' well anyway, there are few numeric and grammatic differences between spanish and italian

English please?
 

lolz...that looks kinda like in the Wiccan days....wats that called? the hallow? or sumthing likes that....hm....i am jealous...how'd u get ur computer to do that?:eek:

for example: my name is hanna, I live in finland is in italian Il mio nome è Hanna, io vive in Finlandia but in spanish Mi nombre es Hanna, yo vive en Finlandia

ahhh...
 

:rolleyes: ahh...so is it about the way u write it, or the way u speak, or both?

I've got the russian letters in my computer too! ^^

quite much both infact

What?!?!?!?
 

:eek: aw....take them out for me! lolz...jking with ya!

O_o
 

ahhh...was it hard to learn?:rolleyes:

haha! ^^ sure thing! btw where are you from?

SisCity
 

Certainly not from tokyo, though i am from the sister city of them, i belive, or a sister city to sum city in japan, so yea...though i am from the Colonies(states) though i likes the Colonies Better...:vsign:

that's cool ^^

Uh huh!
 

uh huh....though....where ya from? United Kindom? Or mayhaps New England?(yus...they the same things...):rolleyes:

Spanish and Italian are related languages, together with French and Portugese, so they share a lot of similarities, meaning that if you know one of them, learning another will be alot easier than if you were learning Italian and then Russian (because they are two different linguistical families (whatever you call it)).
Saying that Spanish 'isn't really hard' would be wrong to say if you haven't learned Spanish yourself. You need to study to learn this language as you have to study any other language to learn, but of course, it's generally considered a lot easier than for instance Japanese (or Russian, Chinese and so on).

If you know Spanish and go to Italy, they won't neccessarily understand everything you say, but you can usually get your point across (though I know a lot of Italians who get offended by tourists who speak Spanish to them and expect them to understand). The basic grammatical rules are pretty much the same, but the words differ (both say 'I call myself [name]', but in Spanish it's 'yo me llamo [name]', Italian 'io mi chiamo [name]'). Also, the pronounciation rules are very different (Italians pretty much say what they write, Spanish people 'slur' a lot more (v can turn to b, they lisp on their s's, double l turns to j, j is pronounced h (a very throaty ach sound), and they also have their own letter ñ (nj). Italian is a bit more straightforward when it comes to pronounciation, but they have a tad more complicated grammar- at least that is my opinion after having studied each of the languages for one year each)

Shadowcrow, how much Italian do you know? :)

well, a bit, I studied it for 2 years and my cousin lives in italy.

Then you probably know a lot more than me! :)
I might be asking for your help come August, because I'll be starting studying languages for real then...but I haven't decided whether it's English or Italian, but if it's Italian, I'll probably need a little help ;)

On kiva että joku muukin täällä osaa puhua suomea!:ywave:

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I've never met someone that achullay WANT to learn Swedish.. Hehe..
I'm from Swe, and will be glad to help you ! :vsign: