[mtlmouth]

Originally Posted by bobthecockroach

You can say you don't speak Icelandic in Korean?

Haha, that was poorly worded. No, in Icelandic, though being able to say it in Korean would certainly be more interesting.

[Rainer.]

I can speak and understand some Vietnamese. The language of my people.

[bobthecockroach]

Originally Posted by mtlmouth

Haha, that was poorly worded. No, in Icelandic, though being able to say it in Korean would certainly be more interesting.

내가 아이슬란드어 말을하지 않습니다.
Naega aiseullandeueo mal-eul haji anhseubnida.

Or so says Google.

[Pauler]

Originally Posted by jthomas1600

Where/why did you pick up the Korean?

i am korean

technically, english is my second language as i only spoke korean for the first 4 years of my life. i learned english in pre-k. for many years, i only spoke korean at home and english outside the house.

[jthomas1600]

Originally Posted by Pauler

i am korean

technically, english is my second language as i only spoke korean for the first 4 years of my life. i learned english in pre-k. for many years, i only spoke korean at home and english outside the house.

I see. I can count to ten and know some taekwondo specific terms and phrases (names of blocks, punches, kicks, etc.)

[mtlmouth]

Originally Posted by bobthecockroach

내가 아이슬란드어 말을하지 않습니다.
Naega aiseullandeueo mal-eul haji anhseubnida.

Or so says Google.

Someday, this will be useful. I know it.

Originally Posted by jthomas1600

I see. I can count to ten and know some taekwondo specific terms and phrases (names of blocks, punches, kicks, etc.)

Haha, this is how I learned as well. And I picked up "hello" from Arrested Development...