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   9/29/09

   TJlubrano

   Ever tried Dutch?

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   9/29/09

   stellak

   Spanish is a pretty useful language to learn

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   9/29/09

   marcusmarcus

   Should spanish be for europe or america?

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   9/29/09

   DailyBeerReview

   Spanish for North America, Portuguese for South America, Chinese for Asia, Not sure what you want from Australia since you said no English, German for Europe, and Antarctica you'll be talking to yourself

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      9/29/09

      Deray28

      great choices
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      9/29/09

      piesconfort04

      Sorry, but in Argentina (South America) we are very proud and happy spiking in Spanish. We don´t want change language.
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      9/29/09

      DailyBeerReview

      did you read the question?
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      9/29/09

      Deray28

      Pies, lo ke la persona ke inicio la discusion kiere saber son sugerencias de idiomas para aprender. Kiere aprender un idioma representativo de cada continente, sin contar el ingles. Beer sugirio Espanol para Norte-America, Portugues para Sud-America, Chino para Asia y Aleman para Europa. En ningun momento se sugirio ke algun pais cambiara su idioma.
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   9/29/09

   PearlTrader

   I wish to learn arabic while my own language is Urdu. I also suggest you to learn Arabic.

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   9/29/09

   Agit8r

   I would say:
   
   Spanish for South America
   
   Mandarin Chinese for Asia
   
   English; for North America, Europe, Australia(Oceana), and Africa

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   9/29/09

   PetLvr

   wanna learn at least one language from each continent.. Which ones do you suggest from your continents.. don't suggest english!!
   
   How about Canadian English? eh?

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   9/29/09

   anthony9910

   I wanna see you speakin Portuguese from Portugal Common, give it a try!

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   9/29/09

   sjtavo

   If I were European, I'd say Italy. Being an American, that's a language I'd love to learn, especially since my parents are buying a place in Tuscany!

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    9/29/09

    mariosa

    Europe: french
    America: spanish and portuguese
    Asia: russian
    Africa: egyptian
    Oceania: english

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    9/29/09

    jeremyjanson

    North America: Navajo
    
    South America: Quechua
    
    Europe: Norwegian
    
    Asia: Chinese
    
    Africa: Afrikaans
    
    Australia: Some Aboriginial Language
    
    Antarctica: Poetry

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       9/29/09

       mariosa

       the language is quechua, not Inca, Inca is the Empire.
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       9/29/09

       jeremyjanson

       Thank you for correcting me. Never been there.
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       9/29/09

       mariosa

       in theory we have two language but in practice spanish is the predominant language. Peru has many architectural places from the past, really nice to visit. Our food is delicious too.
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       9/29/09

       jeremyjanson

       I know my grandmother really loved her trip to Peru. I'll have to make it down there someday, and what you say sounds wonderful. I especially love the delicious food part.
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       9/29/09

       mariosa

       we have a lot of tourists, people here is very friendly with foreign people.
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    9/29/09

    Onchong

    The Continents
    
    Asia - Altaic
    Africa - Swahili
    Australasia - Te Reo Maori
    Antartica - Bus
    Europe - Italian
    North America - Eskimo-Aleut
    South America - Aymara

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    9/29/09

    GalaxyPress

    I happen to speak German which is my first language and I love it, specifically the German dialects. They are cool. Try it when you get a chance.

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    9/29/09

    nogueira

    Portuguese is only for Brazil in South America. Other countries in that regions have Spanish as their language. Why don'you try French?

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       9/29/09

       R1VERT1LT

       what???? Portuguese is only for Brazil? LOL
       
       Portuguese ranks amid the top 10 most spoken languages in the World.
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    9/29/09

    geekchick

    For North America, Tlingit. Don't forget that for Asia you can also learn Russian

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    9/29/09

    carsonfb

    The whole world: Esperanto

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    9/30/09

    piesconfort04

    Upsss!!!! perdon, gracias Deray28, lei apurada y entendi mal. Ahora si...en S.America hay dos importantes idiomas portugues y español, creo que deberian ser los dos

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