What languages do you speak?

[soulitaire]

really i hear ya ...it makes sense to just learn to speak a language ...easier and u fast track it all. w/o going into the ins and outs of grammar etc ....

female good on you for taking up the greek language! Sou euxome kalh epitixia :P and yes DO practice in forum we will all be ur tutors
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[Female]

Originally Posted by soulitaire
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really i hear ya ...it makes sense to just learn to speak a language ...easier and u fast track it all. w/o going into the ins and outs of grammar etc ....

female good on you for taking up the greek language! Sou euxome kalh epitixia :P and yes DO practice in forum we will all be ur tutors
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Thanks soulitaire and i will try to write some lines in here
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[Armenian]

Armenian, English, Russian, German
& learning basic Greek.

[really]

Good luck learning Greek, Female and Armenian.
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I have been considering Greek the most beautiful language in the world for a long time, and my view has not changed a bit since. When I listen to Greek songs, like I am now, I am still amazed at the beauty of it from time to time. And that's not a compliment, that's the reality of it.

[really]

And the strange thing of it, I am thinking, is that the Greeks themselves cannot hear the beauty that I hear because it is their own language.

[Prokomenos]

Originally Posted by really
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And the strange thing of it, I am thinking, is that the Greeks themselves cannot hear the beauty that I hear because it is their own language.

You are absolutely correct Really. Now is their a language that you think that sounds similar to Greek?

[really]

No, Prokomenos, from all the languages I have heard, there is none that sounds similar to Greek. Even though English and French are partly based on Greek, they don't sound like Greek at all.

[Natalia]

I'm not even 1% Greek, but I love Greece and your language. That's my answer to the question stated in the topic:

I'm Polish, live in Poland, and of course I'm a Polish native speaker. I'm also fluent in English.
Quite fluent: Spanish.
Enough to make a simple conversation: Greek (I can also write and read), French (I learn it at school, and Greek on my own, however I still can speak better Greek than French).
Some basics: German, Italian

This school year, which is my last at high school, I must take studying to the final exams seriously. But when I'll go to university, and if I have some time- I plan to improve my Greek.

[phoenix]

Originally Posted by Natalia
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I'm not even 1% Greek, but I love Greece and your language. That's my answer to the question stated in the topic:

I'm Polish, live in Poland, and of course I'm a Polish native speaker. I'm also fluent in English.
Quite fluent: Spanish.
Enough to make a simple conversation: Greek (I can also write and read), French (I learn it at school, and Greek on my own, however I still can speak better Greek than French).
Some basics: German, Italian

This school year, which is my last at high school, I must take studying to the final exams seriously. But when I'll go to university, and if I have some time- I plan to improve my Greek.

Well done Natalia,I hope that you do well..