American gal speaks Ukrainian!!!
 

She has a very little accent, if you speak shortly you won't notice - a - fucking- mazing!

well she learned in the ukraine, not in the US. I think its easier to get the accent right when doing that.

I understand VERY LITTLE russian and ZERO ukrainian but I understand plenty of what she says. Does that mean ukrainian language is almost the same as russian?

and this is special because?

That's cool, pretty hard i think

Very close, but still different. Say knowing Ukrainian helps me learn Polish easy.

Don't mean to be rude, but mostly Americans speak American ONLY. This is a Slavic language, it's very hard
to achieve such level of authentic speaking.

I bet if I moved to china I could speak canadian with a perfect accent too....eh

Why is this special? I have a friend who speaks 7 languages fluently, I have other friends who speak 3 and others 2. More and more people are multi lingual these days, I myself speak a little Spanish and will be learning until I am fluent, after that I plan on learning French (or Italian) because a friend who speaks French Spanish Italian and English told me that when you speak 2 of the 4, the other 2 are super easy to pick up.

she speaks Ukranian, and is from the US, now she deserves a prize, because the average american speaks 0.7 languages

the only prize i will give her is for winning the millhouse lookalike contest

:1orglaugh They speak 'American' ? :1orglaugh

Thanks, what a great way to start the day!

Stubborn Canadians, nigga pleez :)

Ukraine is not safe. At all.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interna...ar_Event_Scale

Ross, aren't you guys born dual speaking in Canada? :winkwink::winkwink::winkwink::winkwink:

That's barely related, seems like you gonna match CyberSeo's erudition level in no time :thumbsup

well..

8nitches

cool how quickly she went from knowing zero to being very good in 4 years and in a language that most don't learn from scratch because of russian influence, she did a good job of it :thumbsup

wondering the same thing...

My knowledge of it is first hand and the radiation makes it most unsafe. The benefit of which is it deters colonists, who are all pansies. Rejoice. :thumbsup

It was answered - rarely an American knows second language (that is not French or Spanish and that is not of their heritage)

I know what you mean exactly, she is an adorable person from another planet to anyone in that part of Ukraine, everyone around likes her ... My cock grew up 4 more inches since Chernobly damn it!

This guy is from Japan, lives for 8 years in Ukraine, speaks like
i do speak English but any near native level.

It's admirable she embraces what is Ukrainian(as I do) and Chernobyl is useful as you point out :winkwink:, but it has still left the Dniper in the same league as the Ganges which does fly the face of her comments about safety. Silly girl, probably thinks America is safe as well. :upsidedow

Это ахуенно потому, что это - правда.

It's not like I disagree, but it's not related, you're basically hijacking :)

why would I need to learn that. I want to learn Chinese. more useful since they pretty much own me

I'm very surprised you were able to find a hidden 'sales pitch' i tried to send, now, please, deposit $350 to [email protected] for the lesson :winkwink::winkwink::winkwink:

Just drawing attention to a key point in the video, no worries, I'm not some terrorist :1orglaugh

We need to sit down so I could tell you the difference between a key point of this video and your focal glimpse disorder. :pimp:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:helpme:helpme

are you Ukrainian or something. Ive got no problem with em. but when I think of Ukrainian I think of cranes. those long lanky birds with huge beaks. good people tho it seems

The obliviousness of tourists versus inhabitants I guess, carry on Captain.

Look for Mila Kunis on Youtube ;)

Ah I saw her on Urgant show , she can't speak much but still has a back street style talking :)

Yep, I am Ukrainian, not proud at all, in fact very pissed off, do I give a fuck ? - no. But it made me send virtual lkudos to someone from the US for speaking Ukrainian this good.

Very good I guess.

I'm Scottish, only lived in Canada for 2.5 years. I was taught Spanish in school for 6 years, we also had the option to learn French or German as well but I picked sports and woodshop class over more languages. In hindsight, I wish I picked French because I suck ass at building/making anything at all lol. I'm going to get fully fluent in Spanish in the next 12-18 months then I will tackle French I think, it's not commonly used in the part of Canada I live but anything you buy comes with both English and French on it so it won't hurt and I think it'll be easy to learn given I'm surrounded by it in every day life right now.

It's useful for us to learn Spanish because of our high level of southern invaders living here.

Kind of like it's useful for eastern Canadians to speak French, and western Canadians to speak Hindi.

:winkwink:

indeed, best way to learn a language!