Understand I've never, in my life, studied French.
I think you're saying this:
I understand Greek. I am Australian, living in Sydney. I work in Cooma. Something (ice?) is very delicious.
OR... the first three sentences could be (based of my translation of French):
Capisco un Greco. Sono Australiano, io vivo a Sydney. Lavoro a Cooma. L'ghiaccio e molto squisita. (Excuse my bad grammar - it's been almost 10 years since my last Italian language lesson and I didn't use Babelfish. At all.)
Although, I have the fun task of re-learning Mandarin, which I have not used since I was 12 (back when I was almost conversational), before August - or at least relearning enough to get by.
Sometimes I try to listen to german tv, and again can't tell a word apart from another! I was wondering if I could get a cheap mp3 player and some audio-lessons to carry around and listen... but it seems audio lessons are about 3x more expensive than the player on it's own, so, no. XD
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I think you're saying this:
I understand Greek. I am Australian, living in Sydney. I work in Cooma. Something (ice?) is very delicious.
OR... the first three sentences could be (based of my translation of French):
Capisco un Greco. Sono Australiano, io vivo a Sydney. Lavoro a Cooma. L'ghiaccio e molto squisita. (Excuse my bad grammar - it's been almost 10 years since my last Italian language lesson and I didn't use Babelfish. At all.)
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Although, I have the fun task of re-learning Mandarin, which I have not used since I was 12 (back when I was almost conversational), before August - or at least relearning enough to get by.
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I have a habit of speaking in a drawn out monotone... I don't know if I'd actually get my mouth around a tonal language... :D
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Ou, tu peux utilise le "Alt" et le "Numberpad"
Je ne sais pas les mots pour cet objets...
à = ALT+0224
ç = ALT+0231
etc
mais, je préfère installer le clavier française. Demande-moi comment, à plus tard!
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