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Continue, i'll rename this topic into 'Talk in your own language here and in the languages you know'.

Sure, what I was meaning was, a language topic specific for those wanting to learn one. Such as "Language Tutorials" or "Language Learning". That way we don't disrupt discussions in here.

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I'd love to learn Macedonian too. Sounds interesting. All these internet sites are quite complicated when it comes to that sort of thing. Anyway...

L'alphabet en français

A - ah

B - bay

C - say

D - day

E - uh

F - eff

G - zhay

H - ash

I - ee

J - shee

K - kah

L - ell

M - emm

N - enn

O - oh

P - pay

Q - koo

R - air

S - ess

T - tay

U - oo

V - vay

W - dooblah vay

X - eeks

Y - eegrek

Z - zed (as in the English 'Z', zed)

Subject Pronouns

These are the pronouns you see come before verbs such as "to do" would be "I do", "I am doing", "I was doing", "I done" etc.

I - Je (J' before words that begin in a vowel and some words beginning with h)

You (thou, informal, singular): tu

He/It*: il

She/It*: elle

It: ça (C' before words that begin in a vowel and some words beginning with h)

We/One: on

We: nous

You (formal, plural): vous

They (masculine): ils

They (feminine): elles

*il and elle when used to mean 'it' will have to agree with the noun it is followed by after the verb.

- Il est un cheval - It is a horse.

- Il est le cheval - It is the horse.

- Elle est une vache - It is a cow.

- Elle est la vache - It is the cow.

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Cyrillic Alphabet

Аа - a

Бб - b

Вв - v

Гг - g

Дд - d

Ѓѓ - gy

Ђђ - dj

Ее - Ye (Russian) E (Serb/Mac)

Ёё - Yo

Жж - zh

Зз - z

Ѕѕ - dz

Ии - i

Іі - i

Йй - y

Јј - y (Mac/Serb)

Її - yi

Кк - k

Лл - L

Љљ - ly

Мм - m

Нн - n

Њњ - ny

Оо - o

Пп - p

Рр - R

Сс - s

Тт - t

Ќќ - ky (The C in Cute)

Ћћ - ch

Уу - u

Фф - f

Хх - h

Цц - ts

Чч - ch

Џџ - j (dj)

Шш - sh

Щщ - sht (Bulgarian) shch (Russian)

Ъъ - uhh (Bulgarian) Hard Sign (Russian)

Ыы - unexplainable.... I ... ui ... complicated

Ьь - Y (Bulgarian) Hard Sign (Russian)

Ээ - E

Юю - Yu

Яя - Ya

Tada

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God, I really appreciate your time for posting this! I must copy this all!

Unnamed noodle: Kaw ha, galing ng teknik mo pare di ka ma banned ha. hahaha!

teksmeyt ba kayo ni Huck??

Nag-tetext kami minsan ni Noodle... Smart kasi siya, eh Globe ako... Ang secret para hindi ka ma-ban: wag na wag kang magpakatanga at mag-post ng mga tanong na parang isang immature noob.

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Just so it's on this page.

Cyrillic Alphabet

Аа - a

Бб - b

Вв - v

Гг - g

Дд - d

Ѓѓ - gy

Ђђ - dj

Ее - Ye (Russian) E (Serb/Mac)

Ёё - Yo

Жж - zh

Зз - z

Ѕѕ - dz

Ии - i

Іі - i

Йй - y

Јј - y (Mac/Serb)

Її - yi

Кк - k

Лл - L

Љљ - ly

Мм - m

Нн - n

Њњ - ny

Оо - o

Пп - p

Рр - R

Сс - s

Тт - t

Ќќ - ky (The C in Cute)

Ћћ - ch

Уу - u

Фф - f

Хх - h

Цц - ts

Чч - ch

Џџ - j (dj)

Шш - sh

Щщ - sht (Bulgarian) shch (Russian)

Ъъ - uhh (Bulgarian) Hard Sign (Russian)

Ыы - unexplainable.... I ... ui ... complicated

Ьь - Y (Bulgarian) Hard Sign (Russian)

Ээ - E

Юю - Yu

Яя - Ya

Tada

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I'll do the rest of the stuff that Thomas did, but for Russian

Although there is almost no use learning words in Russian because you won't be able to form a sentence without the grammar. And depending on how you use the words (or even names) in a sentence, the spelling and pronunciation will change (sometimes a lot)

French: французкий (frantsoozki)

English: англиский (angliski)

German: немецкий (nyemetski)

Spanish: испанский (eespanski)

Italian: итальянский (eetal'yanski)

Russian: русский (rooski)

Portuguese: португальский (portoogal'ski)

Chinese: китайский (keetaiski, key-tie-ski)

Japanese: японский (yaponski)

There is no such thing as am/are/is/etc in Russian, so I'm not including those :P

I: Я (ya)

You (informal): Ты (Ty)

He: Он (on, but long 'o' so it's like "own")

She: Она (Ana)

It: Оно (Ano)

We: Мы (My)

You (pl, formal): Вы (Vy)

They: Они (Ani)

One: один (adeen)

Two: два (dva)

Three: три (tree)

Four: четыре (chetyri)

Five: пять (pyat)

Six: шесть (shest)

Seven: семь (syem)

Eight: восемь (vosyem)

Nine: девять (dyevat)

Ten: десять (dyesat)

Eleven: одиннадцать (odinnadtsat)

Twelve: двенадцать (dvenadtsat)

Thirteen: тринадцать (treenadtsat)

Fourteen: четырнадцать (chetyrnadtsat)

Fifteen: пятнадцать (pyatnadtsat)

Sixteen: шестнадцать (shestnadtsat)

Seventeen: семнадцать (syemnadtsat)

Eighteen: восемнадцать (vosyemnadtsat)

Nineteen: девятнадцать (dyevatnadtsat)

Twenty: двадцать (dvadtsat)

Twenty One: двадцать один (dvadtsat adeen)

Twenty two: двадцать два (dvadtsat dva)

Twenty three: двадцать три (dvadtsat tree)

and so on

Thirty: тридцать (treedtsat)

Thirty one: тридцать один (treedtsat adeen)

Forty: сорок (soruhk)

Fifty: пятьдесят (patdesyat)

Sixty: шестьдесят (shestdesyat)

Seventy: семьдесят (syemdesat)

Eighty: восемьдесят (vosyemdecat)

Ninety: девяносто (devyanosto)

One-Hundred: сто (sto)

One-Hundred and One: сто один (sto adeen)

January: январь (yanvar)

February: февраль (fevral)

March: март (mart)

April: апрель (apryel)

May: май (mai)

June: июнь (eoon)

July: июль (eool)

August: август (avgoost)

September: сентябрь (sentyabr)

October: октябь (aktyabr)

November: ноябрь (noyabr)

December: декабрь (dekabr)

Monday: понедельник (ponyedyelneek)

Tuesday: вторник (ftorneek)

Wednesday: среда (sreda)

Thursday: четверг (chetverg)

Friday: пятница (pyatneetsa)

Saturday: суббота (soobbota)

Sunday: воскресенье (vaskresenye)

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lol rappo.

Here's all that but in Macedonian... I add extra ones.

French: французки (frantsuzki)

English: англиски (angliski)

German: германски (germanski)

Spanish: шпански (shpanski)

Italian: итаљански (Italyanski)

Russian: руски (ruski)

Portuguese: португалски (Portugalski)

Chinese: кинески (kineski)

Japanese: јапански (yapanski)

I: Јас (yas)

Ме : Мене (mene)

You: Ти & Тебе (Ti/Tebe) Use both at certain times.

He: Тој/Он (Toy/On)

She: Таа/Она (Taa/Ona)

It: Оно (Ono)

That: Тоа (Toa)

We: Ние (Nie)

You: Вие ( Vie)

They: Тие/Оние (Tie/Onie)

Is: Е (E)

Am: Сум (Sum)

Are: Сме (Sme)

And: И ( I )

With: Со (so)

In: Во (Vo)

For: За (Za)

How: Какo (kako)

When: Кога (Koga)

Where: Каде (Kade)

How Much: Колко (Kolko)

This Much Волко (Volko)

That Much: Толко (Tolko)

Will: Ќе (Kye)

Only: Само (Samo)

Lonely: Boy: Сам (Sam) Girl: Сама (Sama)

Just: Просто (Prosto)

Cheese: Сирење lol (Sirenye)

Come: Дојди/Ела (Doidi/ela)

Here: Тука (Tuka)

There: Тамо/Онамо (Tamo/Onamo)

Look/watch: Гледај (Gledai)

See: Види (Vidi)

Cake: Торта/кекса: Torta/Keksa

Chicken: Кокошка

One: Еден (Eden)

Two: два (dva)

Three: три (tri)

Four: Четири (Chetiri)

Five: Пет (Pet)

Six: шест (shest)

Seven: Седум (sedum)

Eight: Осум (Osum)

Nine: Девет (devet)

Ten: Десет (Deset)

Eleven: Идинајсет (Idinaiset)

Twelve: Дванајсет (Dvanaiset)

Thirteen: Тринајсет (Trinaiset)

Fourteen: четирнајсет (Chetirnaiset)

Fifteen: петнајсет (Petnaiset)

Sixteen: шеснајсет (Shestnaiset)

Seventeen: седумнајсет (Sedumnaiset)

Eighteen: осумнајсет (Osumnaiset)

Nineteen: деветнајсет (Devetnaiset)

Twenty: двајсет (Dvanaiset)

Twenty two: Двајсет и две (Dvaiset i Dve)

Twenty three: Двајсет и три (Dvaiset i Tri)

and so on

Thirty: Тријесет (Triyeset)

Thirty one: Тријесет и Еден (Triyeset i eden)

Forty: Четиријесет (Cheteriyeset)

Fifty: Пеесет (Peeset)

Sixty: Шеесет (Sheeset(

Seventy: Стдумдесет (Sedumdeset)

Eighty: Осумдесет (Osumdeset)

Ninety: Девеесет (Deveeset)

One-Hundred: сто (sto)

One-Hundred and One: Сто и Еден (Sto i Eden)

January: Јануари (Yanuari)

February: Февруари (Fevruari)

March: март (mart)

April: Април (April)

May: Мај (May)

June: Јуни (Yuni)

July: Јули (Yuli)

August: август (avgust)

September: Септември (Septemvri)

October: Октомври (Oktomvri)

November: Ноември (Noemvri)

December: Декемви (Dekemvri)

Monday: понеделник (ponedelnik)

Tuesday: вторник (ftornik)

Wednesday: среда (sreda)

Thursday: Четврток (Chetvrtok)

Friday: Петок (Petok)

Saturday: Сабота (Sabota)

Sunday: Недела (Nedela)

EDIT:

Look what I found

Learn Macedonian Lesson 1 Alphabet

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CkIl5u0ELXA

Learn Macedonian Lesson 2 Greetings

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kma7fwNVWsQ

Learn Macedonian Lesson 3 Numbers 1-10

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=daeWTDhkwyg

Learn Macedonian Lesson 4 Days Months and Seasons

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9lFuRfbRSus

Learn Macedonian Lesson 5 Colours

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yc8qmYALNyE

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А,ја мислев живее во Русија негде,ептен знае добро да збори бе брат.

хаха

Он уче Руски, И Српски барем

Ама, не знам ако е Американец или Русец што живее во Америка хаха

И Види ми ги сликите на топикот кај што луѓето стават слики :thumbsup:

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