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If Spanishdict was to create another site, (similar to this one but for a different language) What language would you want to learn.

I know I would love it if there was a Frenchdict.

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  • Yey! I am so glad you opened this thread! Keep it going! - Paralee Sep 3, 2009 flag
  • i would love to learn british - lilcarmel122 Sep 3, 2009 flag
  • You do mean english dont you? lol - john12345678 Sep 4, 2009 flag
  • no, lilcarmel122 meant british, they don't speak english over there like us from the US, they speak some strange dialect...jeje ;) - cheeseisyumm Sep 5, 2009 flag
  • jejejejjem omg, cheesei, I hope our Eddy won't see this! lol - Heidita Sep 5, 2009 flag

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FrenchDict!

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I'd love to learn Portuguese. grin

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Hmmm, let's go for German!! After all I am Heidi Klum...I might be able to help! LOL

  • jajajajaja - Valerie Sep 4, 2009 flag
  • I'm trying to learn German since my entire Dad's side of the family speaks it. FLUENTLY. I need to be able to understand the arguments between my father and my great-grandmother! xD - RebecaL Jun 16, 2011 flag
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I'm all for learning Italian. Because of first generation family members, I know a lot of the "bad words". I also know musical terminology which is in Italian. However, I have never had the need to form a sentence using musical terms and curse words together! smile I would like to someday learn the rest of the language.

  • Me too!!! Nicole I vote You up!!! - john12345678 Sep 6, 2009 flag
  • Yes, Italian would be great as my husband's family is Italian and my kids are half Italian... - sanlee Oct 24, 2010 flag
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Personally, I think it would be very neat to have a "Dict" for each of the Romance Languages!

But, in reality, could this actually happen? Could other language sites spawn from Spanishdict? That would be awesome, and I would be all for it, but is that actually plausible/realistic?

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Another idea: Chinese+

Our Lazarus could help us there too and his lovely wife and in some years time his daughter, great! grin

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As Mandarin Chinese will soon become the #1 most widely-used language [right now I believe it's still English] in the world and the most powerful country, I'm going to have to say Mandarin Chinese. Not only for those reasons, but I'm an Asian food lover, [have lived in Japan, yes they have Chinese food there, too] and would ***love *** to be able to order my wontons and fried rice in the food's origin language when I go back! cheese ~~¡BeautifleeBlest!~~

  • You will then need to learn a lot of different Chinese dialects if you were to order the food in it's original language. If you order Wonton in Peking, they won't understand you. In Hong Kong, they will. - Pibosan Oct 15, 2011 flag
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Oh god nooooo, please let me get this one under my hat first ,

I am finding this hard enough without filling my "pudden head ' with

more conjugations ,another preterate and subjunctive will send me

completely "doolally" I am half way there already . So in case my position

was not made clear, thanks but no thanks. red face sick cool smile

  • Perhaps you could teach us Australian? - fontanero Oct 24, 2010 flag
  • Sign me up too!! - Nicole-B Oct 24, 2010 flag
  • First lesson : Relax the lips and lubricate them with your favorite tipple, stay like that for 1 hour ,then keeping the top lip immobile say, " G' day. Have another tipple or three and try again. - ray76 Oct 25, 2010 flag
  • Very funny. - Leeh Oct 26, 2010 flag
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german, italian

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I guess, practically speaking, Mandarin Chinese would be logical, as it is the most commonly spoken language in the world. However, I would be happy just to learn Spanish. And I hear that Portuguese is similar, so that would probably be a good starting point.

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Japanesedict

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How about something lively like Latin or Esperanto?
Let's just live a good thing alone, let's not change it until it's broke. There are other sites to learn other languages, we are great because we specialize.
On the other hand if you really want to add another language, Hungarian would be good, no one would want to learn that. grin

  • Actually, jo reggart..I have a Hungarian friend of your very name, Zoltan. (no diacritical mark in his English notes) - Janice Sep 3, 2009 flag
  • Both Italian and Hungarian - john12345678 Sep 4, 2009 flag
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TurkishDict would be awesome!

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Hindi, Tamil, French

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ItalianDict!!! I have Italian in me!!! Id love it

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