WolfieBoy

• Inglés (US) Fluido

• Español (México)
• Español (Chile)
• Español (Colombia)
• Español (España)
• Español (Venezuela)
• Portugués (Brasil)
• Portugués (Portugal)
• Chino simplificado
• Coreano
• Japonés
• Francés (Canada)
• Francés (Francia)
• Alemán
• Árabe
• Sueco
• Urdu
• Afrikáans
• Neerlandés
• Neerlandés (Bélgica)
• Latín
• Noruego
• Nuevo noruego (Nynorks)
• Panyabí
• Filipino
• Chino tradicional (Hong Kong)
• Chino tradicional (Taiwan)
• Vietnamita
• Hindi
• Italiano
• Finés
• Polaco
• Haitiano
• Hebreo
• Húngaro
• Ruso
• Danés
• Javanês
• Tailandés
• Ucraniano

Argentina

• México
• Nicaragua
• Costa Rica
• Guinea Ecuatorial
• Canadá
• Estados Unidos
• Islas Ultramarinas Menores De Estados Unidos
• Japón

Matthew here! My dream is to be a polyglot. I’m at Spanish right now. Specifically Argentine. Then Chinese. And who knows! Korean? Arabic? I love languages so much! I want a way to dissect languages! A simple sentence like “Te amo” can be dissected and altered in different ways than English. ‘Te’ is who is being loved (1 person, ‘you’ familiar/informal) since ‘amo’ is a conjugate For “Me, I” (1st person) of ‘amar’ (to love) so the pronoun which would be ‘yo’ is optional here like most cases. Putting Yo Te amo a Ti is not redundant unlike English, but emphatic! Understand? This is how I wanna learn languages. I also wanna toggle with the sentence. Like changing “I love you” to “I love him/them plural you” (well it’s just an example!) and see how they change in other languages. Kinda like the JW Language app but for any phrase of course!