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Italian, German, French, Lebanese Arabic, Mandarin (I think), Japanese, Polish, Portuguese, um... Indian, too. Although I'm not really familiar with that language enough to state what dialect or specific language it was.
On the train: Spanish, Hindi or any number of other Indian languages, Urdu
At the bagel place: Korean
In the elevator at work: Spanish, Arabic, Lebanese
Lunch: Spanish and Khmer
On the street: Who knows. Lots of Spanish, tourists from all parts of Europe
On the train: Spanish, Hindi/other Indian, Urdu
Farmers market: Vietnamese
Well, here in Houston just today I heard 3 foreign languages.
1. Espanol
2. Nigerian (I think...there are many dialects and I certainly don't know that.)
3. Altered form of English (I was passin' through rough side of 3rd ward.)
1. Espanol
2. Nigerian (I think...there are many dialects and I certainly don't know that.)
3. Altered form of English (I was passin' through S. Philly)
French. My wife is a Quebecois/Texan trying to pass French along to our daughters.
Russian, Spanish, Polish and perhaps Korean and one of the languages from India. These are from conversations along the nearby trail I jog along.
Occasional German, mangled and spoken very poorly coming from my lips. Oftentimes used to swear so my daughters don't catch me and wash my mouth out with soap.
Whine-a language we are trying to break our children from using.
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