[zhuyan410]

In the Philippines classes just started, and our social studies teaher gave us a new project....
"Speaking inTongues".. will you guys help me?

ok, our OBJECTIVES:
*Learn how to say "Hello/Good Afternoon."(in an asian language)
*Learn how to say "How are you?" (in an asian language)
*Learn how to say"My name is _____." (in an asian language)
*Learn how to say"I am speaking in ______ (the language)." (in an asian language)
*
Thank You... (I know soompiers are from different countries, right?)
Your posts would be a very big help to me...

[bubblexpffe]

Well, Vietnamese is accented... Do you have to get the accents too? :[

*Learn how to say "Hello/Good Afternoon."
Chao.

*Learn how to say "How are you?"
This is complicated. T-T; Viet has honorifics but if you were talking to a friend, you'd say "Ban co khoe [pronounced khwe] khong? [o is pronounced 'oh']"

*Learn how to say"My name is _____."
"Ten [pronounced thuhn] toi la ______."

*Learn how to say"I am speaking in ______ (the language)."
Toi dang noi Tieng Viet.

Hope that helped. x]

[joonieballoonie]

Korean

Hello/How are you? (they're the same in Korean) <---> An-yong-ha-seh-yo
My name is ___ <---> Neh ireum eun ___ imnida.
I am speaking in Korean <---> [Na-neun] Hangook-mal-oo mal-heh-yo.

It's pretty close...heh, it looks crazy romanized.

[zhuyan410]

Well, Vietnamese is accented... Do you have to get the accents too? :[

*Learn how to say "Hello/Good Afternoon."
Chao.

*Learn how to say "How are you?"
This is complicated. T-T; Viet has honorifics but if you were talking to a friend, you'd say "Ban co khoe [pronounced khwe] khong? [o is pronounced 'oh']"

*Learn how to say"My name is _____."
"Ten [pronounced thuhn] toi la ______."

*Learn how to say"I am speaking in ______ (the language)."
Toi dang noi Tieng Viet.

Hope that helped. x]

thank you soo much hehe..(vietnamese was my first choice since our class has a lot of korean speakers)

[reallyAmused]

I'm not sure if you still need help but...here's some Japanese for you:

*"Hello/Good Afternoon."
"Ohaiyo" (for the morning) "Konichiwa" (for afternoon) "Konbanwa" (for evenings)

*"How are you?"
"Gingki desska?" (that's how you pronounce it, it's really written "Genki desuka"

*"My name is _____."
"Watashi no namai wa _____ dess" (the "dess" is actually written like this: desu) or you can say "Watashi wa ______ dess" which is "I'm _____."

*"I am speaking in ______ (the language)."
err... the closest i got is "Watashi wa nihongo o hanashimas(u)"<--don't say the "u". This sentence means "i speak japanese" i forgot how to say "I'm speaking in___"