.:Kuzan

Hi

My friend Kuzan this is really amazing...Thanks:)

Hera in Opera we really made good frinds:heart:

First lesson

Good friends = Bons amigos

Good = bons
Friends = amigos



And don't forget to tell me what words you want know:)

Yes please... dziekuje bardzo:)

let's start at once with multi-language project. : english italian:good friends=buoni amici, hello=ciao,thank you=grazie,good bye=arrivederci,how are you?=come stai? ,nice to see you=piacere di vederti. naturally there are some rules that I will explain In a future time.

for a magician of computer as you(I think), it will take 5 seconds.

maybe we find nest teacher for ex spanish

yes Iknow a bit latin but it isn't good languale to learn

...or like italian and what about a little bit of sicilian slang? I'm joking, of course. if we start with slang. the stuff becomes too complicated.

What about pronunciation? I can submit pronunciation for Italian and Polish (Polish words - English pronunciation), because I know Italian a little bit and English a... big bit?. And I can teach French, but I don't think you want me to.

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Kuzan, bloga zaniedbuję, obecnie mam ciut ważniejsze sprawy niż udzielanie się na blogu... :> A kartka powinna dojść przed rozpoczęciem roku, ale niczego nie obiecuję.

Italian pronunciation is very very easy even if initially there are some rules to learn. but they are always the same ones. for eg. In english the double o have a different sound In "good" and In"blood". In italian language this doesn't occur never. it isn't up to me to say but every help is welcome. kuzan? you agree?!

Let's say that Kuzan agree.

Italian pronunciation is very, very, easy as you have already said. I spent a lot of my holiday time in Italy when I was younger (err, five years ago, when I was seven? ) and reading is very easy for me (but I understand only a little bit - maybe because I learn French and these two languages are similar ). I can only count in Italian (and some easy prashes), but my mum learns Italian (but it's horrible for me - she loves saying Italian phrases when nobody understands it...).

So... Some stuff for Polish learners:

[wielkie litery oznaczają akcent padający na tę właśnie sylabę]

buoni amici - [BŁOni aMIczi]
ciao - [CIAo]
grazie - [GRAcje]
arrivederci [ariweDERczi]
come stai? [KOme staj]
piacere di vederti - [PIAczere diweDERti]

I'll submit Polish pronunciation on... Monday, I think. I still have got some holiday , and some free time, but writing about Polish sounds is more difficult for me. I've never taught Polish... Or, if that's better for you, I can attach sound recordings of these words. Then... Maybe grammar (Polish grammar is one of the most difficult in the whole world so I forewarn you... ), vocabulary, pronunciation (Polish language sounds like a humming river, someone said )... And you will speak Polish like Polish natives.

I think that my English is horrible.

disconnected amen!

Bóg zapłać.

[sorry, I do not know how to say it in English ]

Anyway, English pronunciation for Polish basic expressions:

[English - Polish - pronun.][big letters - stress]

Good friends - Dobrzy przyjaciele - [DObshy psheeyaCIEle]
Hello - Cześć - [cheshch]
Thank you - Dziękuję - [jenKOOyeh]
Goodbye - Do widzenia - [doh veeDZEnia]
How are you? - Jak się masz?/Jak leci? (second is more informal and it's used more often than first because it's shorter) [yahk sheh mahsh?/yakh LEhchee?]
Nice to see you - Miło cię widzieć - [MIwo cheh VEEdziehch]

[recordingd - tomorrow or on Tuesday]

Hello
- Thank you = Obrigado

- Goodbye = Adeus

- How are you = Como estás tu

- Nice to see you = é bom ver-te

Bom dia = Good morning

Amigo = friend

Fotografia = photography

Zé

I don't forget:)

hi Kuzan, hi to everybody.sorry for the delay but at present I have not much spare time.and besides never expected how much efforts were called for carrying out the project of making other language people really capable to understand your mother tongue.but I don't give up with my work in the learning program I preparing.In behalf of all for the pronunciation I would suggest to refer to the phonetic symbols result of international agreements.

I think the first rudiments of a language are the verbs,pivots of the rests of grammar elements.so I propose now,the conjugation of "to be(essere)",indicative present.I am(io sono),you are(tu sei),he/she/it is(egli/ella/esso è),we are(noi siamo),you are(voi siete),they are(essi sono).note:the pronoun is used just In conjugation.In spoken language is used only to emphasize the subject.otherwise is omitted.work in progress,guys.work in progress!

I'm so sorry that I cannot give you these recordings... You know, new school year, shopping (books, notebooks, etc.), I've got my whole family from Poland in my house. :\

Err, joeshy, you mean IPA? It is a bit more complicated but I'll try (if I'll get some free time).

right that. IPA. acronym of INTERNATIONAL PHONETIC ASSOCIATION that gave origins to the INTERNATIONAL PHONETIC ALPHABET very helpful to all the people of different nationality. Psst... I didn't remember that. So I take a look at the dictionary. but don't say a word to Kuzan and Zetorres

BTW, IPA is also acronym of International Police Association...

friend=amico, good bye=arrivederci, thank you=grazie,how are you?=come stai? nice to see you=piacere di vederti, good morning=buon giorno P.S. but didn't I supply yet, this entries? how come the question mark under the italian flag? bye

thanks a lot, Kuzan. you would be able to take all the time you need. I just asked how come. thanks, speedy-man.

Anonymous writes:

Spider-man

humor or correction I meant right speedy man humor!

In the meantime I was writing the last msg I was gonna fly to Sicily. but not for vacation, unfortunately now I'm in Piedmont(northern Italy). Again! I Saw till the 2nd spiderman. how is the 3rd? bye speedy speedy spidy

Spider-man=homem aranha

Spider=Aranha

Man=Homem

Spider-man=uomo ragno spider=ragno man=uomo

spider-man = człowiek-pająk
spider = pająk
man = człowiek

Hello! Ciao!

I invite Orso for this blog...he is a great person:up:

welcome=benvenuto. hehe! ciao.