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Old 06-25-2009, 07:14 PM   #52
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I used to know a bit of French and a bit of Greek, but sadly lack of use has worn away any conversational ability I had in those languages. Although I can still say good <relevant time of day>, a beer/tea please. Also excuse me, thank you and hello.

I can, however, still read some French, some German (which I was never very good at conversationally), and for some reason some Dutch
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