Languages

Discussion in 'Accepted/Current CRP Participants' started by screamf1, May 12, 2005.

  1. Tinkerbell

    Tinkerbell New Member

    :D :D.i cant hear there accent lol....im tring to think what they sound like.....all that pops in my head is danish bacon song..so sorry :-[ :-[ :-[ :-[............. ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
     
  2. Anika

    Anika New Member

    @Celephais: Yes, I know that they are closely related languages (I study English and I had to learn all that linguistic stuff, since English is also a Germanic language...) so that´s great, hopefully not too difficult to learn, but I´ve got a whole year to practise! :D

    Ok, you´ll teach me! I´ll come back to that! ;)

    @MyLittlePony: Do you understand people from Sweden? Is the pronunciation different if the words aren´t?
     
  3. Celephaïs

    Celephaïs New Member

    i know, danish is impossible to understand
    in fact, our first king after the secession from sweden was danish and he and our king today had to speak english with eachother, it's THAT hard to understand,
    but if you compare both written lanuages their pretty much the same
     
  4. MyLittlePony

    MyLittlePony New Member

    Anika - yeah I understand both Swedish and Danish, they are very similar. But for Danish I really have to concentrate and say "Huh" (or "Hæ", as its pronounced in Norway...) five hundred times...
     
  5. Celephaïs

    Celephaïs New Member

    swedes have a bunch of different words, but we who live in the east know most of them since most of us have been to sweden like a hundred times

    but for those who learn one of the languages, it's pretty hard to understand the two others, like my father he can speak Norwegian, but has no clue when it comes to swedish or danish, the only swedish word he knows is "heidå", meaning hello
     
  6. Anika

    Anika New Member

    It´s a shame there isn´t a Danish pavillon as well, I´d really like to hear Danish people talk and compare it to you guys.
    But languages are always an interesting and funny topic.
    My old Spanish teacher made us listen to Basque speakers once...doesn´t sound like Spanish and definitely not like French...rather Russian or s.th. Until today nobody really knows where this language comes from. ;D

    Do you learn other Scandinavian languages at school or how come you´re such 'experts'? ;)
     
  7. Tinkerbell

    Tinkerbell New Member

    :eek: ;D ;D ;D language sounds complicated.......but wher getting a free lesson here....... ;) ;D ;D
     
  8. MyLittlePony

    MyLittlePony New Member

    "Hej då" means "goodbye", Celephais... And I'm 1/8 Swedish... :p
    (Yes... I have an annoying habit of correcting people. Please ask me to stop it if you meet me at the Commons...)
     
  9. Celephaïs

    Celephaïs New Member

    oh oops, guess my swedish isn't all that great after all

    and, anika, the original idea for the norwegian pavilion was a scandinavian pavilion, just to bad it never happened

    no, we don't learn other scandinavian languages in school, but we have swedish and danish TV channels, that's where we learn some of it, or as I said earlier, we've been there like a billion times
     
  10. Anika

    Anika New Member

    I have the exact same habit... :-\maybe because I´m going to be a teacher... ::) ;) ;D
     
  11. Tinkerbell

    Tinkerbell New Member

    anika.really .....lol....i want to also......except i wanna teach kindergarden............. ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D..get all art and crafty with the kiddies
     
  12. Anika

    Anika New Member

    Yeah, probably it´s the TV programs...We have French channels (and maybe CNN) and even a Turkish one, never picked up Turkish though... ;D
     
  13. MyLittlePony

    MyLittlePony New Member

    I'm glad it didn't become Scandinavian. It's too hard to compete with all the Swedish sluts hahaha!
     
  14. Anika

    Anika New Member

    I´ll teach 5th to 13th grade...pretty tough: I had to teach Macbeth to 18-year-olds...a few weeks ago; the boys were all taller than me. ;D
     
  15. Tinkerbell

    Tinkerbell New Member

    lol kriss u are too funny..... :D :D :D
     
  16. Tinkerbell

    Tinkerbell New Member

    oh yeah ...loll i couldnt do that...lol....especailly with a young pretty female teacher...u must of been the fav teacher there ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
    yeh its a tough age group...i wouldnt mind doing sum extra classes in high school..but more for the younger ones... ;D ;D ;D
     
  17. Anika

    Anika New Member

    Hehe; are they so pretty? :D

    Good for us, let´s get the cute guys in Orlando... ;D

    @Nat:Tough age, but the 14-year-old boys are even worse! ;D
     
  18. Tinkerbell

    Tinkerbell New Member

    lol..yeah for sure...14 year olds..prob worst age... :D........lol i didnt mean the students pretty lol :D :D :D :D ,lol i meant u being a pretty female teacher...lol...i remebr having a young teacher and everyboy in the school,had a crush on her lol..so funny.......


    lol...yeh im coming with u to get the cute guys in orlando....lol ;D ;D ;D

    yeh ,if i was to be a freelance illustrator,id do teaching aswell.ive already been looking up teaching careers .......lol...even in florida :-[ ;) ;D ;D ;D

    xxx
     
  19. MyLittlePony

    MyLittlePony New Member

    Wow Anika, I applaud you! I can't stand 18-year-old boys sometimes.

    My sisters bfs are usually that age and it can be VERY tiresome with their attitude at times. I just STEAR CLEAR whenever they are over. (Although once I had to turn on "We're Not Gonna Take It" to chase a boy out of the house. Really LOUD!) My point being, they are very strong-willed!
     
  20. Tinkerbell

    Tinkerbell New Member

    lol..thats teenagers for u ;) ;D ;D ;D
     

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