SomaliNet Forums

I think I am the only one in here who can speak 4 languages fluently.

Dutch ,Somali , English , Arabic

S_lander-boy wrote:I think I am the only one in here who can speak 4 languages fluently.

Dutch ,Somali , English , Arabic

Zelfde vriend.

The_Emperior5 wrote:

S_lander-boy wrote:I think I am the only one in here who can speak 4 languages fluently.

Dutch ,Somali , English , Arabic

Zelfde vriend.

echt waar goed hoor? but how come you speak arabic fluently? ma carabtaa ku kortay?

my parents speak somali,arabic and english while one also speaks french and the other xabashi

unfortunatly i can only speak somali and english fluently
and some broken french

Emperior, can you stop lying for once

Just the one, that is english, somali not so fluent

Moguul21 wrote:

The_Emperior5 wrote:

S_lander-boy wrote:I think I am the only one in here who can speak 4 languages fluently.

Dutch ,Somali , English , Arabic

Zelfde vriend.

echt waar goed hoor? but how come you speak arabic fluently? ma carabtaa ku kortay?

Nee heb het geleerd in sudan toen ik daar 2 jaar was voor studie.

C (++, #), Python, Java (Script), Perl, RoR, Somali, PHP and Arabic

Conversational Tigrigna (all languages derived from Ge'ez, actually).

I'm not sure if HTML counts.

Cumar-Labasuul wrote:Just the one, that is english, somali not so fluent

fish and chips?

abdikarim86 wrote:

Cumar-Labasuul wrote:Just the one, that is english, somali not so fluent

fish and chips?

Me noo

Being multilingual opens a lot of doors for you, I even made a part time living of it I work part time at a Call centre Translating documents etc. I wanna learn another language Spanish that is

Emperior Alles goed gap

Moguul21 wrote:

The_Emperior5 wrote:

S_lander-boy wrote:I think I am the only one in here who can speak 4 languages fluently.

Dutch ,Somali , English , Arabic

Zelfde vriend.

echt waar goed hoor? but how come you speak arabic fluently? ma carabtaa ku kortay?

Moguul I was Born and raised in Holland , from a young age I attented quran (malcamad) learning Arabic and the diin.

I speak little ingiriis, beetje holandiis, shuwaya carbi and puntlandese

Why would you pick Spanish?

You won't even be considered unless you're at native level, the last translating firm I was working for had their Spanish translators calling in practically begging for work everyday, and they seldom got it. If they did they were earning a pittance.

A lot of the higher level translating jobs (federal departments, intel agencies, etc) are full of people that speak both English and Spanish as a mother tongue and have have extensive training/certifications in translation, you won't be able to compete with them.

If the TS's ambition is to eventually become a secondary school teacher, go learn Spanish. If you're looking for a language to make a translating career out of or maybe aid you in the business world, there are at least 5 I can name which are better.

Gikuyu, Swahili, Somali, some French, some Hebrew, working on Afan Oromo,