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I defenitly gonna watch the movie in english. We hardly dub movies here anyways, only children movies (think it's a bit weird if they gonna dub this one). It'll only annoy me if I'd see it in dutch.
And I read all the books in english, so it makes sense.

I have to say, I've read a lot of these comments and I'm so impressed by how many people are billingual! You are so lucky!
I speak English and a bit of welsh and that's all!
I would give anything to be able to have a converstaion in 2 languages!

I just thought I's day!
xxx

Immy93 wrote:I have to say, I've read a lot of these comments and I'm so impressed by how many people are billingual! You are so lucky!
I speak English and a bit of welsh and that's all!
I would give anything to be able to have a converstaion in 2 languages!

I just thought I's day!
xxx

Thanks! But I'd love to have English as my mother tongue! And I love England! So it's nice to get to know people from there!

I think it's cool that there are so many Europeans here in the forum! Europeans unite! Yeah!

Any topic suggestions by the way? I' not very creative today - headache... I'm rereading New Moon right now and I'm so glad I finally got to the part where Edward shows up again. 350 pages (or something like that) without him are way too many! I just had to get that off my chest...

In that comment you sounded basically English!

When I think about it, learning English second language would a be a ding dong the witch is dead which old witch the wicked witch!
There's so many weird words and the spelling isn't phanetic!

I'm still jelous though! I really would love to know another language apart fomr Wlesh!
Where are you fomr?

-Imogen xxx

Hy, I'm frome Europe to, Croatia to be precise...
The movie will come to Croatia 25.12., can't wait

I have a question. People from non-english speaking countries, in which language did you read the books? In your own language, or in english?
I read the books on croatien, the books came in 2005...

OMG, It's sooo cool that we have our little space, just us Europeans...
I would to love to come one day in England, Ireland and Scottland...

Hey! I'm European!
Wow that sounds weird, I mean I'd never really call Irish people european ... ther just irish!
Eh anyway..., poor us and our later twilight movie release date than America....
Its out 19th Dec here,

vampire_elf wrote:

Immy93 wrote:I have to say, I've read a lot of these comments and I'm so impressed by how many people are billingual! You are so lucky!
I speak English and a bit of welsh and that's all!
I would give anything to be able to have a converstaion in 2 languages!

I just thought I's day!
xxx

Thanks! But I'd love to have English as my mother tongue! And I love England! So it's nice to get to know people from there!

I would also like to have English as my mother tongue...
English is a lot more easy, the Croatian...
Actually I'm polilingual
I speak Croatian, English; Spanish; and French(first year )

Hey! I'm British and soo proud of it ( i'm mostly proud of the fact that i have fully Irish Blood, but living most of my life in England has made me proud to be English too.)
I'm sort of bilingual - I speak fluent English ( obviously : P) and I'm pretty good at spanish and french. I think that Welsh would be such a hard language to learn - it's like each word is really long and has loads of y's and l's : P I honestly can't pronounce any welsh words apart from llandudno which isn't particularly hard. Did you know that the longest place name in the world is welsh, it's like a whole scentence long.

This is it ; Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwyll-llantysiliogogogoch
it translates as "The church of St. Mary in the hollow of white hazel trees near the rapid whirlpool by St. Tysilio's of the red cave"

I'd love to learn welsh!! It's so cool!

It might have the longest name but that town ridiculously boring!

I've been there, it's on Angelsey!
Welsh is quite easy really because it's phenetic!
It sounds how it's spelt!

I could just find it easy becuase it's all around me!
The State Pennsylvania is named after a welshman William Penn and there are stories of a welsh man sialing to America and marrying a native american girl. That story has been abcked up because that certain native American language (I'm not sure which one) has a lot of Welsh words in it!

There's a bit of history for you!
I like Wlaes but I stand by what my mum says to me when I get angry:
You can take the gilr out of Essex,
But you can never take the Essex out of the girl!

xxx

That's really interesting y'know. But I still don't think I could ever speak welsh lol - it just seems so confuzzling! I know this is wierd and a lot of the people on this thread might not understand it but have you ever wondered why there's an Essex, Wessex and Sussex but theres no Nossex or Nussex?