if you are fluent in more than english which religion do you think in and why ?
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religion?\nu mean language\ni speak chinese but i think in english.
480531
Did Jesus speak English?
468762
well English could be the official language there are a lot of hispanic people in the country to and they would want to keep their religion going
212704
If the religion thing isn't a problem, and it's just that you cannot communicate because she speaks a different language, it's time to start studying her language, and have her do the same with english.
524102
"God thinks" you say.  Really?  What do you base your belief on?
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I vote for emphatic British English , by FAR the most beautiful in my ears.  I just love the rhythm & cadence & intonation of strong British erudite English.  The formalism of it.is so charming.\ncoming in second place to me is the High-German language.   so forceful & direct & powerful.  Makes anything you say sound like a command.  German is a no-nonsense language ideal for military & discipline & command.  and I like that.  \n\nI find the Romance languages boring.  I am not interested in the so-called Mediterranean culture.  I was raised in so-called Eastern mediterranean culture & I didn't care for it.  \n\nI also am charmed by the sounds of Swedish,& Norwegian - also very partial to the sounds of Korean& japanese.& Russian.  I love the cadence & the way they resonate.   And I also am fascinated by the sound of the Greek language in songs & speeches.\n\nI'm sick &tired of hearing how great French & italian are.  I want to differ sharply from this.
18837
I am a Filipino,but i can speak english fluently.\nwhy are you a Filipino?
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I've been learning Aramaic on my own for years and I'm quite fluent now.  I'll be studying Hebrew at Seminary next year, but I've been doing my own study of Hebrew off and on over the last three years.\n\nShlam. (Peace)
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Um , because English borrows from almost all languages. If you recall, the Brits 'managed' India for many years and those words likely drifted into English, because of course those concepts did not exist in English, likely because of the fact that Christianity does not encourage concepts like 'avatar' and 'guru'.
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I am studying French through night courses at a local college because Canada is billingual (English and French), because I live in an area with a large Francophone popluation and because I love speaking French!\n\nI am also studying Funeral Services Education through correspondence because I have wanted to be a funeral director since I was like 12 and I am going to try really hard to make this dream happen!
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my religion is catholisism. i think it has a reputation for being the most conservative and traditional religion.\n\nit teaches us to love god and to respect his will. there's a lot more it teaches us but those are the main things i think.\n\nlike almost every religion, we go to some kind of place of worship. in this case its a church. we also have christmas...holy week...season of lent and lots of other celebrations.\n\ni love my religion first of all because it was the religion i was born with and will die with. i love it because i believe that it is conservative...and i like it that way. i love it because we worship not only god and his only son, jesus, but also mama mary...the disciples and saints.\n\ni believe in it because i feel my faith. and if you feel it...you believe in it. Its like the wind, i cant see it... but i can feel it.
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i don't believe in religion to begin with. i would never join or convert to please someone else. i have to be true to myself and my native roots.
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I grew up speaking English and I have at various times tried to learn Spanish, Italian, Latin, German, and Hebrew.  In my opinion, Spanish was the easiest and German was the hardest.
121578
My religion is self-righteousness.  I don't mean this in a holier-than-thou way, but that I follow my conscience.  I, for example, really appreciate the way Sikhs wear scarves inside their temples.  It signifies a respect for diety that I admire.  They also hold open kitchens, where anybody is allowed to eat regardless of religion or race.  Zen buddhists believe that words have absolutely no meaning, and as a huge part of practice, they meditate.  Christians believe in Jesus Christ as the second in the trinity (Heavenly Father and the Holy Spirit being the other two).\n\nMyself, I practice Christianity.  But also, I know that there is truth to other religions, and I embrace the traditions that do not conflict with my base beliefs.
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Hocus Pocus, pure and simple!\n\n(I was a catholic for 28yrs until I decided to study up on my "religion" from their own writings, and was amazed at the nonsense of it). They, themselves, convinced me it was false!
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English!! We are Universal like it or not!!!
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Yes I believe in God, but not the way traditional Christians do.  I'm a Gnostic Christian.