Inbox - stevo

Hello!
could you please tell me a bit more about klingon?
I have never heard of that language!

Cheers,
Nathan

Oh!
it's a 'fake' language?
I mean, invented by someone, just for the star war fans?

Oh!
so how did you study that language? ;p
just from a book?

so, how long did it take you to become 'fluent' in it?

(sorry, but.. the time you have spend learning this language, wouldn't it be more useful to study for example spanish, or I don't know another worldlanguage?)

Oh, what other languages do you learn now too?

well, I love learning languages too
(atm I study 6 at school)
but, I like it even more if I can use it!
for example when I went on holiday to Tenerife, (I hope you know where it is)
there were Spanish, German, Dutch, French & English tourists, and at that point I was so happy I spoke these 5 languages

Hallo Stevo. Je suis curieuse de savoir ce qu'est «klingon»? J'imagine que c'est une langue mais d'où?

Au plaisir

Catherine

Bien merci pour l'information. Ça m'intrigue de voir à quoi ça le ressemble le Klingon! Est-ce que tu peux m'écrire 2 -3 mots juste pour voir?

Merci et Bonne année

Catherine

Oh yeah, I saw this, but as there wasn't any other gentle way I put it anyway, but you know what I meant... Hehehe.

Really? They are that direct?
Than you for the explanation, now I know why I didn't find a good greeting in the klingon dictionary.

Hi Stevo!
Do you got some sites for learning Esperanto?
Because I really want to study Esperanto! xD
It's a cool language.

Regards,
Nathan

Hi,

Which kind of books did you use?
Could you give me some original titles please?
It's more usefull to use books instead of using the internet

Regards,
Nathan

omg! you're freaky!
You've just learnt from a dictionary? =D

Hmmm, well!
I'll have a lot of spare time when I am in China so probably I'm going to study a lot of Esperanto and Chinese over there!

Do you got skype or hotmail?

Cheers,
Nathan

the phrase "meet up" may have evolved into a word "meetup". The usual way for it usage is in slange such as, "When can you meet up with me?" Meaning, when can you meet me. I suppose a "meetup" will eventually become a word. English is a bastard language anyway.

Best

Thanks Stevo.