What other languages would you use a2k in?

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We are many many months away from launching a2k sites in different languages, but I'd like to start figuring out which languages the current members might be interested in.

I'd planned on:

Spanish
Chinese
Japanese
Portuguese
German
French
Italian

A lot of different things might influence the languages we build sites for, but one of the biggest factors is what other languages the current members speak.

So, what do you speak, and what other language boards would you be interested in seeing?

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Yours truly speaks English, Dutch and German, have met only an odd member of the latter nationalities.

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french, spanish, and german seem to be most populated on a2k, i believe.

i think slovak should obviously be one of the top priority choices. what else?

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I speak German quite fluently, French a portion less and can understand Dutch.

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Australian. You definitely need to include Australian.

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I would work with Spanish, but probably wouldn't post for a looong time.

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English is the one in which I am primarily interested. Can we get that perfected first?

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Texan.

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DrewDad wrote:

English is the one in which I am primarily interested. Can we get that perfected first?

We are constantly perfecting the English language. It would be so much closer to perfection without that stupid preposition rule.

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What preposition rule . . . they ain't no preposition rules in English, and not neither in 'Merican . . . that's what drives the ferriners crazy . . .

Daddy, where is that book you brought up to read to me out of?

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dagmaraka wrote:

i think slovak should obviously be one of the top priority choices. what else?

Slovak seductresses are not to be considered reliable witnesses . . .

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I'm not a witness. I'm an agent of change, an instigator, a trigger, an avant-garde.

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You certainly are dagmar, just not your all-consonant-no-vowel language.

I'd be interested in Spanish too to increase my vocabulary.
Although I speak German, for me it's not necessary to have a German forum.

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FreeDuck wrote:

DrewDad wrote:
English is the one in which I am primarily interested. Can we get that perfected first?

We are constantly perfecting the English language. It would be so much closer to perfection without that stupid preposition rule.

:wink:

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I would look at several of the languages you mention as a learning mode - certainly italian and spanish and german, which I know tidbits of - italian to brush up, and spanish and german to start from the beginning again.

But for your question - how about one or more scandinavian languages?
dutch?

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How about Hawaiian Pidgin. Very expressive language.

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I know English, German, and Mandarin Chinese.

(However with Chinese, I can only read "pinyin" alphabetization. I can not read Chinese characters.)

Will A2K Chinese and Japanese use actual characters?