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Written by vikinggirl26
Here is another Nordic blog post. Basically, these are 7 Nordic languages ranked from Easiest to hardest, so yeah. Easiest: Norwegian Norwegian is extremely easy. The Norwegian alphabet is not that hard to pronounce, and the only thing to worry about is having to learn the Grammar. Plus, a lot of words are similar or […]
Written by alex-kn-jason
Hi people, I’m Eliza. Here I’m gonna tell u abt dead languages and ancient languages, which Jase loves a lot… Jason, this post is for u and all who love dead languages. __________________________________________________________ Here is the sentence in English: Dead languages are really great. I like the way they sound. In hebrew (dead) – שפות […]
Written by alex-kn-jason
In day-to-day life, you sometimes have to talk with foreigners. There was an article about how to say hello in different languages. If you haven’t read it yet, you can read it here. Here’s how to say “great” in 10 languages. (The Italian term will be more familiar for Western music students as we see […]
Written by alex-kn-jason
Here’s how you can say “hello in 10 of the world’s languages!!! Spanish – Infierno Japanese – こんにちは (Kon’nichiwa) This is such easy, right? French – bonjour German – hölle Latin – Salve Chinese – 你好 (nǐ hǎo) Russian – привет (privet), not private right? Korean – 안녕하세요 (annyeonghaseyo) Hindi – नमस्कार (namaskar) much unfamiliar […]
Written by pinkycornforever20
Would you like to learn how to speak Spanish? Let me give some examples. ¿Dónde estás? – where are you? Espere- wait qué- what Hola- hello Hola a todos- hello there juego- game que es eso- whats that auto- car I hope this helped. Ask some questions below about how to speak Spanish in the […]
Written by seby123
Have you ever wanted to speak another language but didn’t have the time to? Well, now, if you’re on KidzNet, you can speak many languages and share with you’re friends what you have learned. In the Language Learning Group, I can teach you some basic words in German, Hebrew, Spanish, French, and basically, any language […]
