Bilingual/language learning cubers?

[F'prime]

I know Urdu and Arabic (when it comes to reading). But I guess that means I know a lot of languages because Urdu is basically a mixture of languages.

 

[Davian]

Lubenica : Watermelon

Kosti : Bones

Keramika : Ceramics

Stakla : Glass

Cigla : Brick

Arheologija : Archaeology

Mogu li dobiti jednu jagodu : Can I have one strawberry?

I think you should be all set now.

Thanks i guess
Heres some dutch

Watermelon - Watermeloen
Bones - Botten
Ceramics - Keramiek
Brick - Steen / Baksteen
Glass - glas
Archeology - archelogie
Can I have a strawberry? Mag ik een aardbei?

I think you should be all set now - Ik denk dat je er nu helemaal klaar voor moet zijn

 

[Filipe Teixeira]

Lubenica : Watermelon

Kosti : Bones

Keramika : Ceramics

Stakla : Glass

Cigla : Brick

Arheologija : Archaeology

Mogu li dobiti jednu jagodu : Can I have one strawberry?

I think you should be all set now.

POV: you learnt from duolingo....

 

[Bingus Ringus McDingus]

I'm almost entirely done with Spanish learning and want to speak Cantonese because 1. my maternal grandparents are Taiwanese immigrants and 2. it will help me cube faster because reading Chinese automatically makes you 1000000% faster.

 

[Bingus Ringus McDingus]

Some words in Spanish are:

Cubo de Rubik: Rubik's Cube
Coche: Car
Cabeza de caca: Crap-head
No soy puedo resolver Megaminx, porque no tengo tiempo: I can't solve Megaminx, because I don't have free time
Mejor marca personal: Personal best

And so on.

 

[Clock_Enthusiast]

POV: you learnt from duolingo....

No Croatian on Duolingo. Learned from books and people there,

 

[Filipe Teixeira]

No Croatian on Duolingo. Learned from books and people there,

yeah I was kidding

just refering to the fact that duolingo teaches random and useless stuff 80% of time

 

[Clock_Enthusiast]

yeah I was kidding

just refering to the fact that duolingo teaches random and useless stuff 80% of time

Yeah that’s true I didn’t really get much out of Duolingo when I tried it.

 

[Bingus Ringus McDingus]

One of the funniest Duolingo sentences I got while learning Spanish was "The cat is eating salad in a suitcase". Truly a sentence I would use in real life.

 

[F'prime]

One of the funniest Duolingo sentences I got while learning Spanish was "The cat is eating salad in a suitcase". Truly a sentence I would use in real life.

lol

 

[lvcuber]

Some words in Spanish are:

Cubo de Rubik: Rubik's Cube
Coche: Car
Cabeza de caca: Crap-head
No soy puedo resolver Megaminx, porque no tengo tiempo: I can't solve Megaminx, because I don't have free time
Mejor marca personal: Personal best

And so on.

*No puedo resolver Megaminx, porque no tengo tiempo.

 

[Jorian Meeuse]

*No puedo resolver Megaminx, porque no tengo tiempo.

Can you say 'no soy capaz'?

 

[Filipe Teixeira]

Can you say 'no soy capaz'?

no soy capaz de hablar español correctamente porque soy muy L O C O

 

[Janster1909]

I am very interested in learning languages. I right now am learning Spanish and my lifetime goal is to learn 4 languages. Any other people who are like me?

I learned English better because Cubing Content is mainly english

 

[Caden Fisher]

I know English (Of course) and a few phrases from Spanish, Thank you in 5 languages, and a few phrases from Chichewa (a language in Malawi Africa) because I’ve gone on a missions trip there.

 

[lvcuber]

Can you say 'no soy capaz'?

That means “I am unable to” as in incapable physically.

 

[Filipe Teixeira]

That means “I am unable to” as in incapable physically.

I think it's fine to say "no soy capaz"
I'm not spanish expert but it seems natural to say that way.

no soy capaz can mean that you are incapable of doing something because of lack of skill or training too

"no puedo resolver megaminx" sound like you can't solve megaminx for some temporary reason, like you are busy or you are holding a muffin with one hand and pile of books with the other

not related, just a curiosity, but here in my state in Brazil we say "capaz" all the time

for example:

one person: "eu bati o carro ontem"
other person: "capaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaz?"

 

[Jorian Meeuse]

"no puedo resolver megaminx" sound like you can't solve megaminx for some temporary reason, like you are busy or you are holding a muffin with one hand and pile of books with the other

Also not a Spanish expert but I feel like you would just add 'ahora' to express temporary inability, similar to adding 'right now' in English

 

[Filipe Teixeira]

Also not a Spanish expert but I feel like you would just add 'ahora' to express temporary inability, similar to adding 'right now' in English

yeah but if someone ask you "can you do a task for me?"

you just say

"unfortunately, I can't"

the person won't think you are physically unable, but that you can't right now.

 

[Bingus Ringus McDingus]

*No puedo resolver Megaminx, porque no tengo tiempo.

Thanks for the correction, I'm still learning so expect some grammatical errors.