Other languages you would like to learn

[Tomisimo]

Originally Posted by irmamar

Crotalito, I think Tomisimo said that he had studied German for a couple of years, not for a couple of months. There is a little difference

Yes, I studied German for 2 years in college and I have continued to study it off and on on my own.

[CrOtALiTo]

Originally Posted by Tomisimo

Yes, I studied German for 2 years in college and I have continued to study it off and on on my own.

It's interesting, if you have studied during two years those language, then you can know much about the language, then you are able to teach somebody.

[Tomisimo]

Originally Posted by CrOtALiTo

It's interesting, if you have studied during two years those language, then you can know much about the language, then you are able to teach somebody.

Yes, I could teach someone what I know, but to be honest, it's not much.

[ROBINDESBOIS]

I can speak Italian and french too. ANd now I would like to learn Romanian and Catalan. I don´t know why. ANd maybe morrocan.

[EmpanadaRica]

Originally Posted by ROBINDESBOIS

I can speak Italian and french too. ANd now I would like to learn Romanian and Catalan. I don´t know why. ANd maybe morrocan.

Hmm Moroccan is difficult..a mix of Berber and Arabic.. I was there once for about a month but I learned little more than 'wacha' which I believe means as much as ok Very difficult pronunciation as well.

Well I would like to learn:
- Portuguese
- Italian
- Turkish
- Greek
- Maybe a Scandinavic language, Danish, Swedish?

Not necessarily in that order..
Perhaps other languages as well.. But first I want to focuss completely on Spanish until I have reached a somewhat acceptable level..

So it will be a while..

[ElDanés]

Originally Posted by EmpanadaRica

- Maybe a Scandinavic language, Danish, Swedish?

Danish...

[CrOtALiTo]

Someone knows speak Latin?

[Jessica]

my brother can

[irmamar]

I studied Latin for two years, but I can hardly remember some declension and conjugation.

[poli]

Originally Posted by irmamar

I studied Latin for two years, but I can hardly remember some declension and conjugation.

I studied Latin for two years, but I can't hardly remember any declensions or conjugations (or I can only remember some declensions or conjugations)
These are fine points, but your knowledge of English is good--so it's time. Officially there is no double negative in well-spoken English, but take that rule with a grain of salt (which means don't take it too seriously.) Any always goes with the negative. Some always goes with the positive. (can't and any is much like no and ningún)
Other examples: I don't have any money/I have some money.