do you know different languages? why or why not?
By Kelsee H
@punkgasm_jr (19)
9 responses
@youless (112221)
• Guangzhou, China
5 May 17
That's cool that you know so many different languages. Cantonese is my native language and the official language in my country is Mandarin. I know it well for sure. Then I learned English as the foreign language in school. I also learn a very little bit French and Japanese but of course it is not good enough to have a conversation yet.
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@youless (112221)
• Guangzhou, China
6 May 17
@prashu228 There are many dialects in China as well as India. Cantonese is mainly used in Guangdong Province and Hong Kong.
@prashu228 (37525)
• India
6 May 17
cantonese? where do they speak this language?
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@prashu228 (37525)
• India
5 May 17
I know three languages English, Hindi, Telugu and I am learning French now
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@punkgasm_jr (19)
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6 May 17
@EMuhungi I'm from the US so my native language is English.
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@punkgasm_jr (19)
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5 May 17
well that's my first language, thought it was obvious
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@TheTalkingjay (117)
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5 May 17
I know the three languages in my area, Bengali, English and Hindi. I also studied Sanskrit, I'm a lower intermediate there. Been taking french lessons with duolingo from a month.
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@prashu228 (37525)
• India
5 May 17
Most of the Indians can speak three languages I guess. What is Duolingo ?
@punkgasm_jr (19)
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6 May 17
@prashu228 Duolingo is an app/website that helps you learn different languages :)
