StarryEyed<3

No problem just tell me when you want to start

Learning languages is fun! Think about it

I can teachhhhh youuuuuuu

I don't know. All I know is that Esperanto is the easiest and that since it has a bit of every language it's scientifically proven to make learning other languages easier.

Again, that's because Rosetta Stone only teaches languages that have an official country attached xD

It means, 'because it was man-made to be the easiest, and isn't specific to any particular country' xDDD

Ĉar estis homfarita esti la plej facila, kaj ne estas specifa al iu aparta lando. xD

I know salut xDDD Esperanto is spoken everywhere in the world, because it's the official easiest language to learn. I'm fluent in it. xD

It means hello in Esperanto, the easiest lanage in the world :3

**ahem** Saluton.

'allo

Yeah she's a very good teacher :3

Lol

Amazing selection so much variety :das:

But that was my elementary school at my high school we have Spanish, French, German, Latin, Mandarin Chinese, and Russian

It's ok

Mm we started with Spanish. And in 4th grade Chinese and German, and in 5th grade French and Latin

That's okay though. I'm just surprised cos we started learning languages in 3rd grade

Oh

No problem Are you gonna take French in 6th grade?

It sort of means, like..... I don't know how to explain but I can give examples

So you could say things like:

ça va les filles? (How's it going, girls?)

Comment ça va? (how are you/what's up)

Ça va le nouvel ordi ? (how's the new computer working?)

On va partir vers midi, ça va ? (we're going to leave around noon, is that okay?

Also it can be an answer:

Comment ça va Michelle?

-ça va. (I'm fine)

Tu vas bien, André ?

- Ça va. (yes/I'm doing alright)

Il faut être prêt dans une heure, ça va*?(you have to be ready in an hour, Kay?

- Ça va. (okay)

Or you can also say ça va bien/ mal as a question or as an answer.

Used by itself it can mean something like, 'that's enough!' ex:

Hey, ça va!

Well actually, it means many more things than that but 'how are you' is what I was using it for

It means 'how are you' in French