woah. just woah. i already mix up the languages when i talk i would never manage if i were uI speak English, Cantonese, and Mandarin (with a strong Cantonese accent), and at some point in my life spoke a bit of French. My most commonly used languages though are probably English, Matlab, and Python, with an occasional sprinkling of Java and Mathematica. It'd probably be a good idea to learn C++ and one of those newfangled web scripting things at some point, but I typically only learn new languages when I have to.
How's that for a language list? =P
I'm not even going to try to figure out how that's possible. Woahit's a bit complicated where we're from. let's just say we have three nationalities.
The funny thing is that sometimes when I'm reading Arabic in school I just keep on reading and the teacher starts asking questions and I'm here like 'what the hell that was just a jumble of words let me read it one more time.' I'm not that good in Arabic either. let me explain a bit: there is the original Arabic and slang Arabic. not just a few words like in english, the whole sentence and every word in slang. it's also complicated. like instead of saying a whole word you put one or two letters of the word. and where i live i have never met a person who speaks the original language than the people on the news. everyone speaks slang, and that's not a problem for me. but the original language is kinda hard. and that's why i do bad in Arabic at schoolI'm not sure if I've written in here before, but I speak English, Mandarin, Indonesian (badly), a bit of Hokkien slang, and I can read Arabic while not understanding a single word of it
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