How Many Languages Do You Know?

My point exactly:haha:

The BN LTC needs to see the NCOIC at 1800 in regards to the PFC who received NSF for his DPP. The SFC said that the PFC was FUBAR. Now the PFC is on CQ for 45 of ED.

I have to agree there

FUBAR: Fuc**d up beyond all recognition. Tango and Cash 1989.

Shall we see if anyone else can decipher this, theres a prize of "smarty of the year award" to the first one,

Smore9648 and any associates,friends,family etc are not allowed to enter...

Its definately not ***** Speak thats for sure....

Regards

Anyone in the military can decipher it easily.
I can make it harder if you wish

The AO is located in the new FOB which is near this LSA. BIAP is not the place to be with a LOGPAC. SGM performed an AAR with the NCO on SAETA and OPSEC. Too many LTs are giving away the GPS over unsecured COMSEC.

The area of operations is located in the new forward operations base which is near this logistics support area. Baghdad International Airport is not the place to be with a Logistics Package. The Sergeant Major performed an after-action review with the non-commissioned officer on SEATA and operations security. Too many lieutenants are giving away the global positioning system over unsecured communications security.

Whew, stupid acronyms.

Otherwise I speak English, German, Spanish, and a few words of Russian.

YUP!! I am from Wisconsin also. Lake Geneva to be exact.

I think the Military made me dumber by shorting my vocabulary to acronyms

So your from Lake Geneva? Cool, I live over here in Madison, the most Liberal city in the world.

Liberal...you want liberal...come to Massachusetts

in addition to my native english (born and raised in chicago), i speak german. being from chicago, i'm surprised i didn't pick up polish or spanish, the latter of which i plan on learning soon.

Come on TimeParadox.....arent you gonna help the man out? Show us you r skills!

lol, I might as well ask my friend who just so happens to be from Siberia!

[start bragging]
Fluent English, German, Dutch, French, Swiss-German (Schwyzertuetsch),
fair amount of Italian and Spanish, can read/write Greek and Latin.
Can read most Scandinavian languages.
[end bragging]

NOLLAIG SHONA (=Irish for Happy Xmas)

English and German

Sprechen sie Deutch

Frohliche Weihnachten

English, most widely used language i think and albanian, the second most widely used language... in albania. haha. albanian is good because absolutely nobody knows what youre saying (only like 5 million people, tops, speak it in the world.) Just in case anybody is wondering, it is a romance language, without the romance, or at least not as much as italian, french, spanish and portugese. speaking of those languages, i took all 4 in school. started with spanish (2 years)moved to french (4 years) then italian (1 year) and finally portuguese (1 year). yep i know how to say almost nothing in 4 diffrent languages.

i took a trip to japan to visit a friend, and honestly i picked up a few words and a few characters, it didnt seem that hard at all, then again i only learned what i wanted to so maybe that makes it easier. damn shibuya is awesome and so is roppongi. miss both places.

The most widely spoken language in the world is Chinese, Mandarin. The English language comes in 2nd place.

See HERE for a list of languages and usage.

Regards Howard

Doesn't Spanish come in 2nd for native speakers and then English?

Did you check the link?

Regards Howard

Hmmm, it seems like they calculated just the amount of "speakers". I was referring to the amount of native speakers (I saw a list comparing that). Whoops !