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I speak English and Texan.

"Rat cheer. Ouch under."

These are Texas phrases meant to describe the location of something - it is either right here, or out yonder. Wide open spaces is why we have to use those terms.

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If it's speaking we are talking about I can pull off Bangla(native), English, Hindi, Japanese.

Out of the four above, can't write Hindi at all. And in the process of learning the Japanese writing, the kanjis are a bit hard to memorize. 😅 

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Malagasy (native), English, French, Spanish (basic). I have learned basic Khmer Cambodian and Tagalog but I forgot everything. 🤪

I start learning basic Deutsch and Russian.

I am very bad at languages. But I really like seeing some people speaking many languages. It's so cool

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On 7/18/2022 at 8:33 PM, brillzart said:

Wow, I've never heard of Yoruba before. Sounds like a cool language though! 😀

English gang. 😎

Yeah. Easy to learn and speak but complex because a word can be pronounce different and with different meaning.

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