Languages in Schools

[Jbonding2]

Ive been learning urdu for a year, start second year next, 2 hours on a monday evening. I was gonna learn spanish but i dont meet many spanish and the way its going it will be the second language and maybe number one language in the future. The first year ive learnt a lot and can nearly read the urdu script. huda hafis

 

[Slogger]

disgusting

 

[splinter]

Zabaan!

 

[notb665]

Ive been learning urdu for a year, start second year next, 2 hours on a monday evening. I was gonna learn spanish but i dont meet many spanish and the way its going it will be the second language and maybe number one language in the future. The first year ive learnt a lot and can nearly read the urdu script. huda hafis

I know a little Hindi (same language, different script, as I am sure you know). I wanted to learn a language I could use in this country, too.

 

[paulbrown]

Shame that Esperanto never really got of the ground as a universal second language.

Properly taught and used, it may prevent many misunderstandings.

 

[doitall]

Would be nice if they actually taught them anything in the schools.

 

[Richardp]

double dutch would be a good one to learn, my brother speaks cornish but hell! who's he gonna talk to?

 

[jbonding]

disgusting

Why, im sure you would like to know what was being said

 

[jbonding]

Ive been learning urdu for a year, start second year next, 2 hours on a monday evening. I was gonna learn spanish but i dont meet many spanish and the way its going it will be the second language and maybe number one language in the future. The first year ive learnt a lot and can nearly read the urdu script. huda hafis

I know a little Hindi (same language, different script, as I am sure you know). I wanted to learn a language I could use in this country, too.

For years i would always think what the hell are they saying,whats happening is people are getting paranoid because thay think they are being talked about. Imagine everytime you walked into a shop and people started whispering and laughing then the same thing happened the next shop, day in day out you would get paranoid? I honestly think the language barrier causes 50% of the problems. If your gonna slag of this and that about what they are saying atleast learn what they are saying first peer mi lengay

 

[WoodYouLike]

For years i would always think what the hell are they saying,

That's what some locals at our local think every week

 

[splinter]

double dutch would be a good one to learn, my brother speaks cornish but hell! who's he gonna talk to?

To that man that speaks Manx

 

[ban-all-sheds]

I think it is about time we stopped teaching French in schools. Metaphorically speaking it is no longer the closest different-language country - other countries are just as easy to get to.

Not without flying...

 

[ban-all-sheds]

disgusting

Why do you say that?

 

[splinter]

I think it is about time we stopped teaching French in schools. Metaphorically speaking it is no longer the closest different-language country - other countries are just as easy to get to.

Not without flying...

BAS
Suppose I better tell you about Kents best kept secret then

 

[WoodYouLike]

BAS
Suppose I better tell you about Kents best kept secret then

What, both of them????