would you date someone that speaks Thai or italin
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+1 yI'm trying to learn Hebrew and the vocabulary isn't hard to remember but the grammatical conjugations and word modifications and sequencing is a whole meal and one. But even English is difficult for me. I can communicate in basic words but when I try to write complicated ideas that you would find in a textbook I make many errors.
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+1 yI’m trilingual. My first serious relationship was with a guy who did not speak my native language. I did not speak his language either, but he understood whatever I spoke for the most part. I did not mind because we mainly communicated in English. Even if I said something in my language, he was able to reply in English.
And yes, I would date someone who speaks Thai/Italian, provided they speak English. Because if not, i wouldn't be able to communicate with them at all.. and I like talking A LOT with my partner. I like learning about other cultures and languages. I would make an effort to learn at least the basics of his language. That’s the least I could do, especially if he takes me home to his family. I don’t want to just sit there awkwardly not knowing what to say next.00 Reply
2K opinions shared on Relationships topic. She would have to speak English because, unfortunately, I am monolingual. But I would love it if she spoke other languages as well. I find that admirable. It's even cute if she has a foreign accent. I've known but never dated girls with Irish, French, Italian and Icelandic accents.
I had a girlfriend in high school who spoke fluent Spanish because her parents owned a place on Rosarita Beach in Baja California and used to spend summers there. It was great going to Mexico with her.
In my 30s, I had a girlfriend who had been brought the U. S. from Germany as an infant by her mother. She had permanent residency but chose not to become a citizen. She spoke English all her life but also spoke fluent German.00 Reply
+1 yWhy would that be a problem? Wait- do you mean if they DON'T speak English, or otherwise share a language with you? That might be different. I'd actually find trying to build a pidgin interesting and kinda fun, but I think I'm rare in that, and in any case, it'd probably get rather frustrating when I just wanted to say something quickly.
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926 opinions shared on Relationships topic. I love it when someone is Bilingual but I do expect them to be able to speak a bit in the language that I understand otherwise we would just end up staring awkwardly at each other not knowing how to express to each other 😅
00 Reply7.2K opinions shared on Relationships topic. Sure, I have done this before. Thai would be difficult to learn, but I love the cuisine.
11 Reply1.8K opinions shared on Relationships topic. I only speak English and a little Spanish. If she speaks enough English for us to communicate like normal people, I really don't care what other languages she speaks. The more languages she speaks, the better. That means she's not a dummy. It might come in handy if we travel, but I don't plan on flying anywhere. I'm scared of planes.
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+1 yYep, but I'd prefer it if they could speak English too, lol, assuming you mean they can't speak my language.
10 Reply1.4K opinions shared on Relationships topic. I'm pretty sure I will end up dating someone who speaks a different language. However, I probably wouldn't date someone who speaks Thai since it would be hard for me to learn. As for Italian, well that would depend on many things...
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+1 yONLY different languages, so we can't communicate? Date, no, take home, yes. That's happened a few times.
Speaks languages IN ADDITION to mine? Absolutely. Why not?
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+1 yIf the also speak another language, that is great. But if their English is so poor that they have difficulty communicating, that would be a problem
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+1 yDefinitely would, I love learning different languages and I would love it even more if my SO would be trilingual or something and had the same interest. It would be awesome
00 ReplyMaybe? A language barrier is REALLY difficult for me personally. Communication is SO important and having the language barrier would make communication hard.
00 ReplyYes i would someone that can speak Arabic, Turkish, English, Bulgarian, Russian :)
10 ReplySo long as we speak a language in common I don’t see the issue. If anything I see that as a huge plus if someone is bilingual +
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+1 yI don’t mind as long as we can communicate in English
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+1 yI would, I'd try and make it work with a translator app for as long as I could, see who gets tired first
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+1 yYes. I speak 3 Chinese dialogue. I also speak English. So the common language is English.
00 Reply 465 opinions shared on Relationships topic. Why wouldn't I? If she has a nice personality Inl really don't care how much or which languages she speaks
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+1 yAbsolutely. I speak English, Czech, Finnish and Russian. He speaks English and Spanish.
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+1 ySure. We only need one language in common, which could be German, English or French for me.
00 Reply6.8K opinions shared on Relationships topic. Only? No, I speak only English and am unlikely to become fluent in another language.
00 Reply6.7K opinions shared on Relationships topic. I know for certain that girls can absolutely not tolerate a guy, that doesn't speak the same language.
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+1 yYeah if it's not that hard to understand each other... Too much work in that area can be a deal breaker...
00 ReplyI would date someone who speaks different language as long as I am able to understand it, but since I don't know Italian so I don't think I can someone who speaks that language.
00 Reply666 opinions shared on Relationships topic. doesn't matter, unless your really saying you both speak different languages and not the same language then its definitely a no, how can you communicate
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+1 yChai, kap... :D
Over time I got used to it... here :)
00 Reply Yes, I can but at least one common language i. e. English should be known to her so that I can understand conversation.
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+1 yI can only date someone who speaks either Hindi or English or both.
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+1 yIf she can understand English or Urdu then sure. I'd even marry her
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+1 yThat is great.. My chances of learning languages would increase
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Anonymous(25-29)+1 yno i won't date with him if he doesn't speak English or hungarian
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+1 yYeah but hopefully she knows some English and can each learn something of each other’s language
00 Reply Sure though most of people where I live all speak Greek but I can speak some English.
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+1 yItalian, yes. I could get back to speaking it again.
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+1 ySo long as we can still communicate then yes
00 Reply 4.4K opinions shared on Relationships topic. Sure, that's not a problem
00 Reply1.4K opinions shared on Relationships topic. Yes I would date someone that could.
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+1 yI know Morse Code
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+1 yOnly if she speaks English fluently.
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+1 yBeen there, done that.
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+1 yYes of course.
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+1 ySure. I don't care 😊
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+1 ySeeing as how I don't know any, no
00 ReplyWhat's learning one more language after 5?
00 Reply1.6K opinions shared on Relationships topic. Sure, they have apps for that.
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+1 yOf course, i would date her.
00 Reply 991 opinions shared on Relationships topic. I would
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Anonymous(25-29)+1 yWhy not?
00 Replydo you speak those?
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