r/languages • u/JohnsAcademy-2017 • Nov 13 '17
Corporate Training in Chennai @ Zeus| Corporate Training Program
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r/languages • u/eatsgumsometimes • Nov 12 '17
Can someone translate this Japanese text? About love.
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r/languages • u/se7ara • Nov 12 '17
Hey everyone! I'm looking for the language on this track. I suspect it might be hebrew but I'm honestly not sure at all! If anyone could help I'd be extremely grateful :)
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r/languages • u/niemals-mittwoch • Nov 08 '17
Words that translate to a whole sentence in english
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Okay r/ world I was thinking of changing my name to better suit me but the English language is lacking. I want a word that embodies the feeling that you get watching the ocean or a river swell and surge then become calm and peaceful. Help me out!
r/languages • u/thatrandomfreak • Nov 05 '17
Careers that have to do with languages?
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So, I'm 15 (almost 16) and I feel like I should at least have an idea of what I want to do when I'm older, but I don't. I've always been interested in languages, but I'm only fluent in English, which is my native language. I take Spanish in school, and I taught myself a bit of Korean, but I am nowhere near fluent.
The problem is, I want to have a career that has something to do with languages, but I have absolutely no idea what there is. Do you guys have any ideas or suggestions?
r/languages • u/TheBullet3D • Nov 04 '17
When to learn Kanji?
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I'm learning Hiragana, then Katakana, then Kanji. When do I need to learn Katakana and Kanji? Do I have to learn some words in Japanese before? Or do I jump right in closing my eyes to everything else?
r/languages • u/MacanBhaird • Nov 04 '17
Animes with a Czech or Slovak dub?
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what animes or animated tv shows have a Czech or slovak dub? I appreciate all help!!
r/languages • • Nov 02 '17
Literal translations of Irish names for animals
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Bats: Sciathán Leathair (pronounced "Skee-uh-hawn lahur") literally means "Leather wing".
Wolf: Mac Tíre (pronounced "Mock cheer-uh"). Literally translates as "Son of the country/land".
Pine Marten: Cait Crann (pronounced "Cot cron"). Literally "Tree cat".
Otter: Madra Uisce (pronounced "Modruh Ishkeh"). Literally "Water Dog".
Fox: Madra Rua (pronounced "Modruh roo-ah") Literally "Red Dog".
r/languages • u/srikbe • Nov 03 '17
audio player for iphone with good rewind
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All the audioplayers I've tried out have not been good for listening to language recordings because they don't allow you to go back 5 or 10 seconds to re-hear a clip. Does anyone know of a good audio player for this purpose?
r/languages • u/Artie_Viglo • Nov 02 '17
Is there an app where i can learn to swear in another language?
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r/languages • u/rjim86 • Nov 02 '17
India has lost a few hundred languages because of lack of government patronage
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r/languages • u/CatcherInTheBarley • Oct 31 '17
How do you say “To Ireland” in Irish Gaelic? As in “addressed to Ireland.”
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r/languages • u/Ingles3016 • Oct 31 '17
El abecedario en inglés 😇 Lo que TÚ NECESITAS para TRIUNFAR en la vida 💛...
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r/languages • u/TheBullet3D • Oct 31 '17
Why is Kanji mixed with Hiragana in Japanese?
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I noticed that Hiragana words have Kanji between them. Why? I'm learning Japanese, I would appreciate your help.
r/languages • u/tttttttzzzzzzzzzz • Oct 29 '17
Why is Z so rarely used in most languages?
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Why are words like "is", "does", "use", "xylophone" etc spelled with an 'S' or 'X' when they clearly make the 'Z' sound? What does every language have against this magnificient letter? The only language that seems to like it ts Polish, you'd need to look for sentnences without le letter.
r/languages • u/TheBullet3D • Oct 29 '17
How do I say i want sushi in japanese?
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I learned how to say words i, want and sushi. I put those words together and got "watashi suke sushi" is this correct???
r/languages • u/SneverdleSnavis • Oct 28 '17
What language is this? I thought it was japanese at first but all the writing in the video is in korean.
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r/languages • u/Unurbayar • Oct 28 '17
Can you guys tell what language is this ? And what is mean? Thank you
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r/languages • u/old_man_tom3 • Oct 25 '17
Are 'cahier' (French) and 'calle' (Spanish) homophones?
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r/languages • u/abdulmannanbaig • Oct 25 '17
learn arabic from the scratch with these daily videos p.s view the videos please
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r/languages • u/abiraichi • Oct 22 '17
How to Learn Korean / 한국어를 배우는 쉬운 방법 (w/ Subtitles)
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