Want to learn a new language........which one?

[staceyb]

Mandarin Chinese

[matt1269]

Maori, It's rather easy

[Cara Van Man]

staceyb said:

Mandarin Chinese

sounds like a challenge......i like a challenge.

[Engineer1]

Turkish, you can insult yourself then kick off against yourself.

[Fatrat]

11% for German!!

Must be all the Porsche owners who want to complain about the new warrany

[Ow]

f1dget said:

Cymraeg 'n amlwg(Welsh?)

HTH

Pleidlais arall

[VX Foxy]

Cara Van Man said:

VX Foxy said:

Cara Van Man said:

Los Palmas 7 said:

I notice that Greek isn't an option...

Fluent already.

To polee to tikataka kanna tropa thee malaka.

...or something like that

Cheeky fker.

[EINSIGN]

klingon http://www.kli.org/

[Mobile Chicane]

Estonian.

Estonian grammar is so complicated that Estonians often get it wrong. However, master a few conversational phrases, and you'll find yourself at the front of the queue to nail the fittest women on the planet.

(Who all speak impeccable English, by the way.)

[bigandclever]

Go for Finnish. You'll never be so daft as to want to try and learn another frigging language after a couple of months of banging your head against a tiili seinä.

[Balmoral Green]

Mobile Chicane said:

Estonian.

It should take him about 12 months to learn.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VkNrVMBxsPk

[Mobile Chicane]

bigandclever said:

Go for Finnish. You'll never be so daft as to want to try and learn another frigging language after a couple of months of banging your head against a tiili seinä.

Tiilimuurilla, surely?

[bigandclever]

Mobile Chicane said:

bigandclever said:

Go for Finnish. You'll never be so daft as to want to try and learn another frigging language after a couple of months of banging your head against a tiili seinä.

Tiilimuurilla, surely?

That means 'on (or by, or at) a brick wall'. Not against. Even though I'd already said 'against'. Thicko



I have no idea though, I'm asking the missus.

[Road Pest]

Latin

[Road Pest]

Latin

[Road Pest]

Latin

[Road Pest]

Did anyone mention Latin as a suggestion?

[Mobile Chicane]

bigandclever said:

Mobile Chicane said:

bigandclever said:

Go for Finnish. You'll never be so daft as to want to try and learn another frigging language after a couple of months of banging your head against a tiili seinä.

Tiilimuurilla, surely?

That means 'on (or by, or at) a brick wall'. Not against. Even though I'd already said 'against'. Thicko



I have no idea though, I'm asking the missus.

Pillow talk is supposedly the best way to learn...

[Road Pest]

You shall learn mea culpa

[Finlandia]

bigandclever said:

Mobile Chicane said:

bigandclever said:

Go for Finnish. You'll never be so daft as to want to try and learn another frigging language after a couple of months of banging your head against a tiili seinä.

Tiilimuurilla, surely?

That means 'on (or by, or at) a brick wall'. Not against. Even though I'd already said 'against'. Thicko



I have no idea though, I'm asking the missus.

Jumalauta, ettekste ny osaa yhtikäs mitään, hä? Hymyä huuleen, vaikka kusetkin vastatuuleen.

A Polish "hi" is five letters, so is the most common Finnish one, the next common is seven letters, beat that.
If you like a challenge, forget Chinese, go for Finnish, you know it makes sense