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  1. Join Date
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    #21
    No serķa gran pero mi horario me dice que puedo al este momento. Pero podemos apretar eso en.

    El proyecto del software come realmente un pedazo inmenso de mi tiempo.

    PM me narin para dun tayo mag practice.

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    #22
    Quote Originally Posted by oldblue
    but you have to have a good foreign language pick up line first
    voulez vous/vous voulez coucher avec moi? (want to sleep with me)

    or

    voulez vous/vous voulez quelque chose? (do you want something (to drink) )

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    #23
    the good way to start is buy an audio book.

    meron kami dito french and mandarin.pero diko pa pinapakinggan.hehehe

    may book din siya para sundan mo yung sinasabi sa audio.

    best way is to speak the language.

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    #24
    I've been speaking Spanish eversince I was a kid. It was the language at home whenever I talked to my mom, dad, brothers and sisters.

    But since I've married and my mom and dad passed away, I rarely speak spanish already but I haven't forgotten it sans a few modern words probably. In addition, the spanish we speak here is a lot different from the spanish being spoken in spain as they speak faster and pronounces words through their noses (hence the matangos na ilong :D ).

    Still interested?

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    #25
    I don't speak spanish or french but i eat and cook spanish and french cuisine...

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    #26
    toma!


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    #27
    Quote Originally Posted by Mguy
    I've been speaking Spanish eversince I was a kid. It was the language at home whenever I talked to my mom, dad, brothers and sisters.

    But since I've married and my mom and dad passed away, I rarely speak spanish already but I haven't forgotten it sans a few modern words probably. In addition, the spanish we speak here is a lot different from the spanish being spoken in spain as they speak faster and pronounces words through their noses (hence the matangos na ilong :D ).

    Still interested?

    sure thing! thanks.

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    #28
    Quote Originally Posted by GlennSter
    the good way to start is buy an audio book.

    meron kami dito french and mandarin.pero diko pa pinapakinggan.hehehe

    may book din siya para sundan mo yung sinasabi sa audio.

    best way is to speak the language.
    i have those. I have books and also movies.

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    #29
    Bon Jour - Good Morning

    De Rien - Welcome

    Sa Va Bien - How are you

    Me- moi

    You-Toi

    My Love - Ma Cherrie

    I love You - je t'aime

    Speak - Parle

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    #30
    i recommend Pimsleur teaching method, i'm learning japanese right now, and i think i can already hold a conversation with a native japanese. And i'm just 1/2 through the lessons. Meron sila available for the Spanish and French. Pimsleur is one of the most expensive language learning tapes/CD out there, costing around $800++. Luckily, you can download them via bittorent and other p2p (not that i encourage piracy, k?). Maybe I'll try Spanish later, hehe...

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