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07-06-2010, 12:08 PM
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Klingon, Latin, French, Esperanto, and (kinda cheating) whatever that pronunciation guide gobbledegook is that you find in dictionaries.
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07-06-2010, 12:32 PM
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English is the obvious one.
*tumbleweed* I'd like to speak sign language actually, I think that would be a useful, possibly helpful skill. Something like Manderin would be interesting too. I'd learn Irish only if I could have a sexy Irish voice to go with it. And I'll throw Latin in, it'd be cool learning where a lot of our language came from.
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07-06-2010, 12:59 PM
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1. Italian: I speak mostly my family's dialect of Sicilian, which means in our little hometown in Sicily I can get around, but the farther north I go, the less I'm understood.
2. Latin: to get a jump on all the other Romance languages, and to read all the cool old stuff in the original. 3. Greek: ditto for the cool old stuff. Can I just rotate 4 and 5 depending on where I'm traveling?
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