Black American Working on my fifth language(Amharic).

[George Gooney]

If you not using it to make money then

I've been offered 6 figure translator and interpreter careers by the government numerous times. I can always fall back on these skills. Do the work and learn brehs.

 

[O.T.I.S.]

 

[O.T.I.S.]

I've been offered 6 figure translator and interpreter careers by the government numerous times. I can always fall back on these skills. Do the work and learn brehs.

6 figure with no clearance

 

[George Gooney]

That language your learning ain't that the shyt they were speaking in the mummy. Also cool

I've never seen the mummy(or rather I don't remember) but Amharic is the standard language for Ethiopia.

 

[Dad]

I speak english, spanish, japanese, and msa arabic. English is obviously my first language. I grew up in the bronx surrounded by latinos, I've ever had a good ear so i picked up alot of spanish from my surroundings. During Junior High My spanish teacher was sexy and I was trynna suck up to her so I was her best student. Her lessons plus my upbringing pretty much ensured me to be a fluent speaker by the time I graduated 8th grade(took her classes for two years). I Taught myself Japanese during college using a method very similar to Khatzumoto's(look him up!) AJATT method even before I knew who he was. Japanese took me about 16 months to reach business level fluency because I was immersed in japanese media for that whole time period. Arabic came to me naturally growing up muslim and reading Quran and such. Some dialects are hard for me to understand tho but they understand me just fine because I speak a formal dialect while they speak regional ones while also being educated in formal arabic.


My advice for learning a language is to immerse yourself in media of the target language for a minimum of 16 hours a day(Sleep hours count. Play media in the target language while you sleep. This helps your brain familiarize with the sounds and accents of the language. Study sentences and not vocabulary. Meaning learn a word in its context and not as a stand alone. The definitions for the english words "Place" and "Site" are virtually the same but you wouldn't say "I Work at a construction place" instead of a construction site. Mistakes like that are very common when we only learn language vocabulary and not context.

 

[George Gooney]

I speak AAVE TOO

 

[Premeditated]

op just doing it to get some habesha p*ssy

don't believe the hype

if you notice, non of the languages he speaks are black

 

[Dad]

I speak AAVE TOO

ok

 

[George Gooney]

op just doing it to get some habesha p*ssy

don't believe the hype

Nah. You dont need to know amharic to fukk ethiopian girls. I've already fukked plenty.

 

[George Gooney]

op just doing it to get some habesha p*ssy

don't believe the hype

if you notice, non of the languages he speaks are black

So???

 

[Smashius Clay]

Oiga, si me puedo llamar un polyglot si solo hablo 2 idiomas?

 

[George Gooney]

Oiga, si me puedo llamar un polyglot si solo hablo 2 idiomas?

Tienes que poder hablar al menos 4 idiomas. Lo siento Manito. Dominicano???

 

[Smashius Clay]

Tienes que poder hablar al menos 4 idiomas. Lo siento Manito. Dominicano???

No, soy afroamericano. Aprendi espanol estudiando como usted, y viviendo en suramerica por como 2 años.

Pero bueno, queria aprender chino pq es obvio esto va a estar importante en 10 o 20 años.

 

[Commish]

I speak english, spanish, japanese, and msa arabic. English is obviously my first language. I grew up in the bronx surrounded by latinos, I've ever had a good ear so i picked up alot of spanish from my surroundings. During Junior High My spanish teacher was sexy and I was trynna suck up to her so I was her best student. Her lessons plus my upbringing pretty much ensured me to be a fluent speaker by the time I graduated 8th grade(took her classes for two years). I Taught myself Japanese during college using a method very similar to Khatzumoto's(look him up!) AJATT method even before I knew who he was. Japanese took me about 16 months to reach business level fluency because I was immersed in japanese media for that whole time period. Arabic came to me naturally growing up muslim and reading Quran and such. Some dialects are hard for me to understand tho but they understand me just fine because I speak a formal dialect while they speak regional ones while also being educated in formal arabic.


My advice for learning a language is to immerse yourself in media of the target language for a minimum of 16 hours a day(Sleep hours count. Play media in the target language while you sleep. This helps your brain familiarize with the sounds and accents of the language. Study sentences and not vocabulary. Meaning learn a word in its context and not as a stand alone. The definitions for the english words "Place" and "Site" are virtually the same but you wouldn't say "I Work at a construction place" instead of a construction site. Mistakes like that are very common when we only learn language vocabulary and not context.

Respect to ya for the knowledge! I am going to learn Spanish. I have someone who will help me learn how to speak properly, plus I mow quite a few Spanish speakers. I took Japanese in college and liked it, but never went past the first course. I would like to learn how to read, write and speak Japanese one day. I am thinking of learning all the Romance languages, then learn Swahili and possibly Arabic. I appreciate you sharing your knowledge and hope you master Amharic soon!

Salute!

 

[George Gooney]

Respect to ya for the knowledge! I am going to learn Spanish. I have someone who will help me learn how to speak properly, plus I mow quite a few Spanish speakers. I took Japanese in college and liked it, but never went past the first course. I would like to learn how to read, write and speak Japanese one day. I am thinking of learning all the Romance languages, then learn Swahili and possibly Arabic. I appreciate you sharing your knowledge and hope you master Amharic soon!

Salute!

You got this breh. Learning languages is what we humans do. Light work