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Mosco · 19 March 2009, 11:15 PM

The Russian and Bulgarian languages are even closer that I thought - I understand what you guys are saying!

Prekrasno, ya rad chto est' obshiy yazik!

frostie · 19 March 2009, 11:35 PM

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Originally Posted by Mosco

The Russian and Bulgarian languages are even closer that I thought - I understand what you guys are saying!

Prekrasno, ya rad chto est' obshiy yazik!

I told you !

Mosco · 19 March 2009, 11:53 PM

Nu prekrasno! Ya ochen' rad!

Andad · 20 March 2009, 08:54 AM

Any more of this Frostie and I will be forced to start up a Scottish language thread that will really test you.

I was born in Scotland, mum is Scottish, dad (died 15 years ago) was born in France ( his mum was French his dad was Polish) and ended up in Scotland at the end of the war. Dad spoke French, Polish and was quite good in Russian. We spoke a lot of French at home but I lost a lot of it when we moved to New Zealand and Australia.
Good to see you guys (and girls) getting together.

frostie · 20 March 2009, 09:02 AM

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Originally Posted by directioneng

Any more of this Frostie and I will be forced to start up a Scottish language thread that will really test you.

I was born in Scotland, mum is Scottish, dad (died 15 years ago) was born in France ( his mum was French his dad was Polish) and ended up in Scotland at the end of the war. Dad spoke French, Polish and was quite good in Russian. We spoke a lot of French at home but I lost a lot of it when we moved to New Zealand and Australia.
Good to see you guys (and girls) getting together.

BTW nice story directioneng

Denny M · 20 March 2009, 05:02 PM

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Originally Posted by directioneng

Any more of this Frostie and I will be forced to start up a Scottish language thread that will really test you.

I was born in Scotland, mum is Scottish, dad (died 15 years ago) was born in France ( his mum was French his dad was Polish) and ended up in Scotland at the end of the war. Dad spoke French, Polish and was quite good in Russian. We spoke a lot of French at home but I lost a lot of it when we moved to New Zealand and Australia.
Good to see you guys (and girls) getting together.

Interesting family history. I believe a lot of Poles and Armenians migrated to France in the early 20th century. Shame about losing French.

I'm worried if i have children they will also lose our family language, which is Greek. Unfortunately Australia and other english speaking countries are too monolingual.

19 March 2009, 11:15 PM	#31
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19 March 2009, 11:53 PM	#33
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