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Um...bonzer? If that's a French word, I haven't learned it yet, so I really have no clue what you just said. If that's an English word, I still have no clue what you just said. I'm hoping it's a compliment!

AHH great: Now I can analyse the text =D

Englanti - English (language, -i shows a language?)
Suomi - Finnish (-i shows a language?)
niin - ??
pääkieleni - my mainlanguage?
ja - and (similar to the gothic "and" (jah) )
ainoa - only
suomalainen - finnish kid(-alainen - ending for kid?)
on - is
ei - not
ole - is
sittä - I am? (surely wrong)
ylpeä - proud
täällä - (on?) here
tiedä - know?
häntä - something negative maybe? ^^
miksi - why
koska - because
olenkin - I am (ole is a part of this word - see above: ole - is; olen -am? ; olenkin - I am?)
melkein - almost?

I never looked at the Finnish grammar... so i guess there is much wrong...

I'd absolutely love to learn Japanese! But for right now, I'm studyingSpanish. I absolutely love it! And I'm good at it That helps.

Bonzer is Australian for wonderful.

No offence, but I doubt you can speak every language on the earth. Expecially when you cant prove it. XD


Anyways, my fav language would have to be German. I am *slowly* learning it. I started when I was in second grade. ._. Awesomenessness, I know.

I'd like to learn alot of languages, but German is my first one. :33


---Jack/Maya

Well,thanks for being so sarcastic,I do have the ability to learn all languages.

You have the ability to learn all languages. >< But that doesn't mean you know all of them. :33333

Like, say something in Finnish for example.. XDDD Lets see how that goes. :33

......Gerrrrrman. :333 <3

---Maya

Well, yeah, you can learn all the languages, but speaking them fluently will take many, many, MANY years. So I doubt you can speak every single langauge on Earth, because honestly. . . That's not very possible.

Anyways, back on topic, whenever I talk to my friends, I ALWAYS put a 'mate' after my sentence. Well, okay, not always, but it's becoming a habit that I hardly notice it at all when I say it. Oh noes.

I took five years of French, and I can tell you that I've never heard of such a word in the French lexicon. It doesn't even look like a French word (especially given the context in which SF used it).

I'm inclined to totally agree here. (Sorry for a second post right after the other.) Learning even ONE language to the point of fluency takes years. And there are hundreds of living languages on Earth...and HUNDREDS more which are dead.

I'm self-taught in all languages.

What I meant

Englanti=English correct mate
Suomi-Finnish,Finland correct half points only
niin- Like that zero points
Ja-And correct
ainoa-Only correct
suomalainen- nope, Finnish kid is my own kind of word xD it means Finnish man or something like it. Half points
on-is correct
ei-not
ole-is yeah something like that correct
siitä-from it zero points
ylpeä-proud correct
täällä-here correct
täällä on- here is
tiedä-know correct
häntä-him/her zero
miksi-why correct
koska-because, when correct
olenkin- I am correct
melkein-almost correct

Not really much wrong mate but few ones. Believe me if you start to study Finnish you'll face he** in front of you xD

Yksikön 1. persoona Minä-I
Yksikön 2. persoona. Sinä-you
Yksikön 3. persoona. Hän, se- She, he, it

Monikon 1. persoona. Me- We
Monikon 2. persoona. Te- (Donno it's english one but it's ihr in german)
Monikon 3. Persoona. He. They.

To make a sentence using Y.1.P for example:
"I get a book from a shop"
"Minä haen kirjan kaupasta"
"That book will be a good one"
"Se kirja tulee olemaan hyvä kirja"

etc etc...Fin is hard xD especial for me to teach it

Minä haastan Suomi. (correct? xD took me some minutes... WITHOUT ANY GRAMMAR RULES!! I just looked at other sentences...)

I like to learn other languages that way ^^ it's easier for me than reading thousand sentences with difficult words =P

You are CHALLENGING FINLAND?! Hahaha haastan=Challenging xD

Oh it should be Suomen