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You should ask her to sign up here as well :=) that would be nice :=)

Thanks Zengan. It is nice to have some examples by a reliable source (Finnish Native Speaker)

Hey Zenga. I am very happy to have another Finnish Native Speaker onboard! Welcome to linguaholic.com. Please spread the word about the beautiful Finnish Language! Regards L

Dear Nishant. Thank you for providing such a nice introduction about yourself. I hope my language learning forum will help you to become proficient in German and French as soon as possible. As for the studies of German and French, let me provide you some useful links: Warm welcome to Linguaholic.com! See you in the threads. Kind regards Lingua

What about sharing this song and the lyrics here on linguaholic.com? I am curious now ^^

Dear Duke Thank you for providing these resources. It is not easy to come by good resources for Gaelic!

Jesus. The way this guy speaks is rather annoying......:(

That's right Wanda. Yes, I heard about that sort of thing. People often talk about Zipf's law when it comes to this 'phenomenon'.

They are not proper nouns. But in German you capitalize regular nouns and proper nouns in the same way. Why is that? I never really thought about that. I guess it is just some sort of convention. It probably makes readier a little bit easier, as it is very easy to spot nouns in a sentence. After all, nouns usually play a very important part in a sentence. In terms of importance, they usually rank second to verbs.

Welcome to linguaholic.com! Hope you will have a great time here Luca! see you in the threads! lingua

Looks interesting. Is this a new project ?

Appreciate that. Thank you!

Really? No one? :=)

We have a lot of ongoing threads about pronunciation. You might wanna have a look at this one here: Or use the search function to get more threads about the importance of pronunciation.

agreed

Could you please provide a link to that program please ?

Welcome Butterfly!

Hi Duke Very nice to have you here on linguaholic.com! Hope you can find some fellow Gaelic enthusiasts here! Maybe you could also starting some basic info about the language and upon up some threads about this language, that would be awesome. I would love to learn/hear more about it. See you in the threads! Lingua

Agreed. At least at the beginning.

thanks pesic87. Yes, we do have Facebook and Twitter (see the buttons on the bottom of the page).

Great Thread Mameha! Thank you.

I have studied Japanese for one semester. It's really fascinating but also very complex. We do have some other Japanese learners here. Even two of our moderators are studying Japanese, Maya and Blaveloper.

We've got quite a few here, waynelam8. It's great to have another native Chinese speaker here. I guess your native tongue is 廣東話？，對不對？

We would like to thank you for all the gifts and are willing to be even more fond of you. However, the second part of the sentence is not easy to translate. Maybe someone can translate it better. :=)

As far as dictionaries go, you might want to get something like this (if you are looking for a hard copy): http://www.amazon.de/gro%C3%9Fe-Oxford-W%C3%B6rterbuch-Englisch-Deutsch-Deutsch-Englisch/dp/3068013046 If you are looking for an online dictionary, please have a look here. You will find other great resources for studying German in this list as well: Moreover, I can recommend www.linguee.com. They also feature English/German and German/English and they provide contextual examples, which is definitely a plus. regards Lingua