>>25635721 Why is Kennedi posted on here a lot? I remember when she first met John Maus.

>>25635754 It's only me who posts her

I'd wished to learn Portuguese a few years ago. Idk if I should keep learning.

>>25635769 Yes, you should. Our language's been very relevant these days.

>>25635773 Ok. A few years ago I grinded portuguese on Duolingo but I just learned vocabulary most of all. I wanted to learn PR to also get a Brazilian wife (maybe from the South?), but if I can't score in my country, imagine how would I fare in yours

>>25635792 Don't learn the language of a useless shithole

I speak portuguese, spanish, english and chokom.

>>25635796 Is the Brazil a shithole?

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>>25635911 Show your countryball, shitskin

Saying you know Spanish as a Brazilian is like saying you know 5 tribal African languages as a nigger.

You don't need more than English, German and Chinese.

>>25635964 >German Literally no use for German outside Germany.

portuguese and spanish are almost the same language and everyone speaks english who are u trying to impress lmao. Its like me saying that i speak belarusian, ukrainian, russian and english xD

also why do u need to speak a language in a jungle thats what i kinda dont understand lol. Just use some gestures and signs and ook ook aaak sounds to communicate with the other monkeys no need to overthink it bro

>>25636418 You have to me joking to be trying this hard.

>>25636418 You have to be joking to be trying this hard.

>>25636418 Literally nobody is using German in business, Germans learn English like good boys and the German language itself is irrelevant globally, stop embarrassing yourself.

>>25636411 >>25636411 Bro, you're literally a poor Russian AIDS ridden living in a commieblock while injecting Krokodile and drinking vodka to death

I can barely speak english. I've tried to learn french but it didn't last much. I also tried russian but i "paused" it cause i started to learn latin. But then i noticed that in order to have a better understanding of latin, i had to improve my portuguese understanding... Then my computer broke and quit everything.

>>25636438 This is true. I actually would prefer all of my work to be in English. 80% already is, its annoying to have to switch back to german.

what a useless endeavour.

English native French C2 German B2 No goal for japanese or ASL just do them for fun

>>25636466 If you speak English pretty much yeah.

>>25636465 Can you upload audio? Do you sound profecient?

I speak the language of my parents and English. If my country was bilingual I'd drop the local language in exchange for the global language of the planet Earth (English).

I know a brazilian ex chan poster who looks very much like that (but has smaller boobs ig?)

>>25636457 No im actually rich and i dont work

>>25636476 English is actually the universal language. Don't you watch movies? Even Thanos speaks english.

>>25636432 No german is a business language. English is more of a lingua franca but german is a top business language HOWEVER as germans already speak english yes it gets confusing

>>25636488 I'd actually remove other languages because they unnecessarily take up disk space in our simulation, English really does suffice.

>>25636438 Yeah, this chart is outdated, since after the Brexit, there's barely any business relation left between UK and the EU. But: >Germans learn English like good boys You highly overestimate the English proficiency of the average Germ. I probably have the best English skills in my small company of ~20, just by daily training via lurking on /int/ and consuming American media content without subs, like a good goy. Most Germs barely get into touch with English ever, even every English line on TV gets dubbed.

>>25635976 Except in: Switzerland, austria, eastern belgium, luxemburg, Lichtenstein Which are all very wealthy

>>25636501 >Germans learn English like good boys I referred to the need of speaking English if they want to be understood abroad since nobody else speaks German, not to the proficiency of English in the German society.

>>25636501 <Barely any Yeah barely any with one of your biggest trading partners kek The day to day hand doesn't speak english sure but the people who need to speak it do making german irrelevant I agree that german is a useful language i disagree with your refutation

>>25636509 Germans abroad still tend to have the audacity to expect that everybody understands them though, especially as boomer tourists in countries such as Spain, Italy, Hungary, Turkey etc.

>>25636501 <Barely any Yeah barely any with one of your biggest trading partners kek The day to day hans doesn't speak english sure but the people who need to speak it do making german irrelevant I agree that german is a useful language i disagree with your refutation

>>25636501 Also there's indeed no better option to learn English in a non-Anglophone country than to consooome American Jew media which is kinda brain damaging, tbh. Idk if I would allow my hypothetical kids to go the same learning path as I did. I'd probably try to be the main exposure point to the language instead.

>>25636517 I'd expect ex-K.u.K. countries to speak some German tbh.

>>25636529 Except Krakau und Lemberg.

>>25636529 I actually get by better with German than with English when I'm in Hungary.

>>25636539 I made similar experiences in Czechia and Hungary

>>25636539 >>25636540 Among boomers or millennials?

>>25636549 train station lady. Millenials speak English fine.

>>25635721 I only know polish, english and russian sometimes I think about learning an additional language but getting actually decent at it takes years of effort and after all Its not really that useful since everyone speaks english nowadays

Let me present my language skills. I speak Polish natively. I speak English fluently. I speak German terribly, but I understand the news programs in Hochdeutsch.

>>25636601 How hard is it for a Polack to learn Russian? I imagine it's quite easy mode.

>>25636609 How easy it is for a French person to learn Haitian Creole.

>>25636601 >sometimes I think about learning an additional language literally don't bother, unless you have some serious plans to fuck off where it's spoken

>>25636609 for me it was no actual studying from books/classes etc. one day I just learned cyrlic script, then some basic grammar and words and later it was just reading russian internet, checking the words in dictionaries and trying to talk with people while constantly getting better at it my puccian is still way worse than my english

i speak french and english fluently, and my spanish is good enough for most practical applications. i've been working on my japanese for about 1.5 years, it's still shit but i can read low-level LNs and only need to look up a few words per page.

>>25636622 I never had Russian in school, despite I attempted it. The course was just cancelled in 9th grade, because there were too few participating pupils. Learning the Cyrillic alphabet myself took me only 2 days, but the rest of it is very hard, as a Germ boy.

>>25636637 Are you a real German or a child of Russian expatriates.

>>25636651 My forebears were some Black Sea Germs from Odessa, Ukraine that fled to Germany after October revolution - but still I have zero knowledge of the language tbh

>>25636668 There were many Germ settlers in Eastern Europe, Miller is literally one of the most popular last names here.

>>25636671 Well, I read that Polacks didn't treat the remaining Germs as badly as Czechs did after May 1945, so kudos to you.

>>25636682 My point was that they settled here and got polonized. The Germans from before the war are gone.

>>25636699 Well, everyone who fled from Pommern/Silesia etc. to the "real" Germany was just treated like a rat back then, so these few Germs certainly didn't choose the wrong path to remain in Polan and integrate into your society.