How Many Basic Foreign Language Words Do You Know?

24/25 I surprised myself! 😊

Alan Conyard, Me too!

23/25 good quiz thanks for answers. Slipped up on Privet.

Bill Gorgensen, What do you think the answer should be? Thank you, Christine, James' wife

Edna Crummie, It could mean both. A player, Alan Straff, added that the formal uses are: hello-salve and good-bye-arrivederci. Thank you, Christine, James' wife

Alex Morrison, What language did you learn in school? Classes were held in English. I have heard that there are not many people who know Scottish Gaelic these days. Thank you, Christine, James' wife

Peter Marchese, Me piace studi italiano. (I have just heard a few sentences so far.) I really studied Spanish. My grandmother talked about the Italian internment camps. I am not certain if we had relatives there, but I think she visited one. Thank you, Christine, James' wife

docluci, What one did you not know? I did not know privet, although maybe I heard the meaning prior to this. The other I missed was voiture. Thank you, Christine, James' wife

John Greiner, Those were exactly the two I did not know. Thank you, Christine, James' wife

Richard D. Boyle, I missed voiture, car, in French and privet, hello, in Russian. I saw the ka at the end of the Russian word for vodka, so I was able to answer that one correctly. Thank you, Christine, James' wife

Missed 3. One was a complete guess, and the others were unthinking errors.

22/25, nice quiz, finally one with answers, and from which you can learn something.

THE REST WERE EASY; THE RUSSIAN TOOK SOME TIME.

23/25. As a speaker of 6 languages, this will do fine.

21/25. Fun quiz. Thanks for the answers.