Anyone here speak Chichewa?
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Moni (Morni) = Hello\n\nZikomo (Zee-koh-more) = Thank you \n                                   = Welcome
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Ouachita indian....Now i have one for you.How did you get your real pic in here?I`ve tried everything I knew ,and it will only let me use an avator.Will you e mail me and give me instructions... chaywasicus@yahoo.com      chaywasicus is part of our language btw.Do you speak any other language than english?
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hey! let me help u unlike others.i speak telugu.i can teach u via mail.my mail ID is keerthi_351@yahoo.co.in.i can teach u if u r intrested.mail me back.i'll be waiting.
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Hello,\n\nThere are Spanish speaking individuals everywhere not just in the Southern part of Africa\n\nTake care
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Iam from the seychelles and to tell you the thruth there's none for our creole on line:( but for other it is available like the mauritians creole,haiti,louisianna....\n\nwell i wish you luck on year search:)
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yes..which language u talking about?
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Could you teach me how to speak Ebonics too?
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Contact " http://www.nativelanguages.com " These people have language lessons including tapes and C. D.' s taught by Native Speakers.
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ill chat con tigo en espanol
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im here! yippy! my chuguilant sister!\n\ngainege taginna\nadondemodog\no'mi gwe'\ngug keegwejug'\n\nluv ya!!
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If you want to know the language they use, try searching for:\n\nAAVE: Afro-American Vernacular English\nit's used in linguistic literature.
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Abenaki (Maine USA, Montreal Canada)         Kwai\nAbenaki (Maine USA, Montreal Canada)         Kwai kwai\nAcateco (San Miguel Acatán Guatemala)        Hanik'\nAceh (Sumatra)                               Saleum\nAceh (Sumatra)                               Assalamoe aleikoem\nAchareta (South Asia)                        'O\nAchareta (South Asia)                        'E\nAchí (Baja Verapaz Guatemala) [to man]       Xla, ta\nAchí (Baja Verapaz Guatemalal) [to woman]    Xla, nan\n[Achinese, see Aceh]\nAcholi (Uganda, Sudan)                       Moreme\nAcholi (Uganda, Sudan)                       Morembe\nAchuar (Peru)                                Wiña jai\nAchuar (Peru, Ecuador)                       Wiñamek\nAchuar (Ecuador)                             Pujamik?\nAcjachemem (San Juan Capistrano Calif. USA)  Mija\nAcjachemem (San Juan Capistrano Calif. USA)  Miiya\n[Adare, see Harari]\n[Adnyamathanha, see Yura Ngawarla]\nAdyghe (Middle East)                         Fasapshi\nAdyghe (NW Caucasus)                         Fesapshi\nAdyghe (NW Caucasus)                         Wimafa shoo\nAfar (Ethiopia, Eritrea, Djibouti)           Mahisse\nAfrikaans (Southern Africa)                  Goeie dag\nAfrikaans (Southern Africa)                  Hallo\nAguacateco (Huehuetenango Guatemala)[to man] Tzu ta'\nAguacateco (Huehueten. Guatemala) [to woman] Tzu na'\nAguaruna (Peru)                              Ayú\nAguaruna (Peru)[to a person who is arriving] Minámek?\nAguaruna (Peru)[answer by a person arriving] Minájai\nAinu [Chitose dialect](Japan)[after absense] [person's name]...he\nAinu [Saru dialect] (Japan)                  Irankarapte\nAinu (Japan)                                 Irankaratte\n[Akan, see Asante and Fante]\nAkha (China, Southeast Asia)                 U du tah ma\nAkha (China, Southeast Asia) [answer]        U du tah ma de\nAklanon (Philippines)                        Kumasta\n[Akwa'ala, see Paipai]\nAlabamu (Texas USA)                          Chíkmàa\nAlabamu (Texas USA)                          Chisáhmín\nAlabamu (Texas USA) [response]               Chisáhmina\nAlabamu (Texas USA) [response]               Chakáanobi\nAlabamu (Texas USA) [old]                    Boso\nAlbanian (Albania, Yugoslavia)               Tungjatjeta\nAlbanian (Albania, Yugoslavia)               Allo\n[Aleut, see Unagan]\nAlsatian (France)                            Bùschùr\nAltai (Russia)                               Ezender\nAltai (Russia)                               Yakshï ba?\nAlur (Uganda, Congo-Kinshasha)               Morembe\n[Alutiiq, see Suqpiaq]\nAmharic (Ethiopia, Israel, Egypt)            Teanastëllën\nAmharic (Ethiopia, Israel, Egypt) [informal] Tadiyaas\nAmharic (Ethiopia, Israel, Egypt) [informal] Selam\nAmis (Taiwan)                                Nga'aiho\nAmis (Taiwan)                                Nga'ay ho ko miso\nAmungme (Indonesia)                          Amole\nAmuzgo (Mexico)                              Xmandyu\nAnglo-Saxon (England)                        God dæg\n[Anishinaabe, see Ojibwe]\nAntaisaka (Madagascar)                       Salama\nAntanosy (Madagascar)                        Salama\nApache [Jicarilla] (Arizona USA)             Dáazho\nApache [Jicarilla] (Arizona USA)             Daanzho\nApache (Arizona USA)                         Dad'atay\nApache (Arizona USA)                         Ya'atay\nApache (Arizona USA)                         Yatasay\nApache (Arizona USA) [not usually used]      Dagot'ee\nApalai (Brazil)                              Moino\nApinagé (Brazil)                             Négalinio\nApsaaloke (Montana USA)                      Kahé\nApurucayali (Peru)                           Kitaitirivi\nArabic (North Africa, Middle East)           Marhaba\nArabic (North Africa, Mid. East) [response]  Marhabtayn\nArabic (North Africa, Middle East)           Ahalan\nArabic (North Africa, Mid. East) [response]  Ahalay
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Hello,\n\nOkay, why not. are you learning via Characters or Romanji ? \n\nHope to hear from you soon
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mami calientame el bochito\nel sapito evo\ncolegiala mueve la nalguita\nla chambita del chanchito\nrasca mi tranquita so tontita\ncumbichancha de la chanchita periquita\ntus ojetes me guarachearon cuando estaba en el barranco\nla chachita tinajera\nla rajita de sandia\nsuda tu pepita
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Hello, Well I'm interested in learn english languaje. I speak spanish by native, I'm from mexico. We can learn together. What you think?? Do you want?? Maybe by e-mail, messenger, skype or something like that.\n\nIf you are interested please contact me: manuel220@yahoo.com
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Im launching a site called http://www.languagepartner.org where you will be able to find a native spanish speaker to go out for a coffee or something and actually practice the language. If you think this could be a hit in your city, contact me plz, I'm looking for people to join the team. Best regards, Jose
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Hi there, this is Rakesh and I'm from India. I have been training and teaching the English language for more than 13 years now. I'd be delighted to be of assistance. You could reach me at arakuvalley@gmail.com. Cheers!