What languages will your future kids speak?

[David S]

Mr Big, "Southern Californian dialect"?  is this the dialect that, a sentence always ends in a question? With the upper question tone? Is it still used?

Braa...you should have been out wavin, this mornin...The waves were up, head high and bigger, offshore winds, nice barrel rides. You missed it braa....The betty's should be showin, on the beach, anytime.. yeah baby! Seen a couple hotties in the water...sprayed them on a wave!!:icon_cheesygrin: That is more of a rubbin(rubbin it in!) than a question!

Well beein' dat ma crib be close to the 'hood.  I be learning ma kids ghetto to.

I recon that I would give them learning in redneck also.  It's like ghetto but with a twang.

But I gotta be gettin' some young'ens first.  And fer dat I be needin' a baby mama.

[David S]

Now, here is someone that can relate to wut I'm saying...:icon_cheesygrin: Anybody remember that movie Airplane? Them two black guys and their dialect?:icon_cheesygrin::icon_cheesygrin:

Yah, mon, dey be speekin' jive.  dem was some bad mamba jammas.

[shaun]

u b crezy

[David S]

I have a friend from Nigeria who sent me this ....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ggWMWgRkK_4

:icon_cheesygrin:

even da pres Obama be speakin' pigion.

[Joshua Smith]

My kid(s) will most likely speak English, Chinese and German. Jess has always expressed interest in learning German and long before Jessie and I even met, i've always wanted to learn it as well. Although, if we were to remain in China, Japanese would be very beneficial for the kids' futures.

[Willy The Londoner]

Well with me at 60 and my lady being 46 there is little chance that this question will apply to me.

If however it did happend then one consideration I would have to give is that children born to older parents are more likely to have Downs Syndrome than those born to younger parents.

Willy