I don't have enough room to do combinations of languages, so if you speak more than 2 languages chose the stronger of the two secondary languages when you vote.
Okay you guys, those who speak French, how would you translate "Peer Answers. Peer Support. Period." in a way that French speakers would understand. A literal translation probably won't work.
Quote: from handsfree at 11:17 pm on Oct. 24, 2008 Quote: from ixi at 4:48 pm on Aug. 21, 2006 I only speak English fluently, but I know a fair bit of spanish, partly because I took a few years of it, and partly because Phoenix is turning into Mexico, and everything is in spanish here. I wish I knew Portuguese, though, since that's where half of my family is from. Correction, ma'am, Phoenix was ALREADY Mexico before the war back in 1847, nothing is turning into Mexico, it is just already it. That really means nothing. Just because Phoenix belonged to Mexico at one point doesn't mean you can still consider it apart of Mexico? Even in an unofficial sense. It has been apart of the US since 1914. I can't follow your logic here. And I live in Phoenix and don't really have much use for Spanish, I can speak a little bit but it's not really an issue here... There are a lot of Hispanic people but most of them can get by on their english. I can speak German.
Quote: from ixi at 4:48 pm on Aug. 21, 2006 I only speak English fluently, but I know a fair bit of spanish, partly because I took a few years of it, and partly because Phoenix is turning into Mexico, and everything is in spanish here. I wish I knew Portuguese, though, since that's where half of my family is from. Correction, ma'am, Phoenix was ALREADY Mexico before the war back in 1847, nothing is turning into Mexico, it is just already it.
I only speak English fluently, but I know a fair bit of spanish, partly because I took a few years of it, and partly because Phoenix is turning into Mexico, and everything is in spanish here. I wish I knew Portuguese, though, since that's where half of my family is from.
I wish I knew Portuguese, though, since that's where half of my family is from.
Correction, ma'am, Phoenix was ALREADY Mexico before the war back in 1847, nothing is turning into Mexico, it is just already it.
That really means nothing. Just because Phoenix belonged to Mexico at one point doesn't mean you can still consider it apart of Mexico? Even in an unofficial sense. It has been apart of the US since 1914. I can't follow your logic here.
And I live in Phoenix and don't really have much use for Spanish, I can speak a little bit but it's not really an issue here... There are a lot of Hispanic people but most of them can get by on their english.
I can speak German.
I guess nobody cares of what you think...