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bite_me wrote:Does german have apostrophes?

Usually not... but there are some rare cases

Carmen wrote:

bite_me wrote:Does german have apostrophes?

Usually not... but there are some rare cases

yeah but people often make mistakes with that you see often see shields like Anna's Bar (stupid example i know...) even though in german it should be Annas Bar.

i know a book (Resturlaub for the germans here) where the maincharacter is always moaning about the wrong apostrophes in the name of the beer the factory he's working in is producing Sepelpeter's i don't know...it's really funny^^

I speak engilsh....and enough Spainsh to get by but nothing to brag about!

I'm American, and I speak English (obviously) and fluent Hebrew. I'm in my first year of Spanish, though, does that count?

Eternally Dazzled wrote:I'm American, and I speak English (obviously) and fluent Hebrew. I'm in my first year of Spanish, though, does that count?

okay, I'm Canadian, and I speak French and English. ^ I'm in my first year of Spanish, too! that should definitely count, ED. I'm working my butt off in Spanish class.

Haha, me too! Spanish is hard stuff....
while I'm on the topic, I got my first Spanish test back today! 95.5%! :O

I speak English, main language. And kind of speak French.
THANKS IN LARGE PART TO ROSETTA STONE!

My primary language is English. However being from Canada most of us have to take French in elementary and middle school. So, although I'm not fluent in French, I can understand and speak a bit. Same goes for Portuguese - although I don't speak any ( my father was born/raised in Portugal), I understand it more or less.

I have a question for those people that do have speak more then one language. What language do you dream in? I mean, for example if you are Italian and now live in North America and speak more English than your native tongue... Would you still dream in Italian, English, or both?