Novel & Cerita Aku Tak Perlu Bahasa Apapun

"Watashitachiha ko.no wakai otoko to kare ga tsukutta subete no gijutsu o bunkai shimashita." Mathilde talked using a foreign language because the expert team that she gathered were from a different nationality But although the other party deliberately spoke to her team using a different language, Sam who was multilingual was still able to understand what she said and she refuted her. "Keiyaku ni shomei suru mae ni 1096 o bunkai suru koto wa, kanojo no jōken ni hanshimasu." Sam purposely used the same language that Mathilde used when she tried to speak with her own team to let the other party know that within that same room, not only her was capable of speaking other language.

No rules. Just us.

That’s why he’d chosen her for his team. “I’m the all-powerful one?” She turned in a circle, grinning at the night’s sky. “No. Points deducted for being a poor student. I asked you to read up on earth.” “I speak human well, though.” She bragged. “English. You’re speaking English.” “There are more languages?” Cleona dropped her arms. “6,500 languages in this world.” Stralath passed her gaping form. “Don’t worry. You only need English for now.”

“You just need to know that there’s one, nothing else.” **** ***

Molly goes back to her karaoke, wailing out, “I’m a bitch, I’m a lover, I’m a child, I’m a mothahhh—” “Ah, I'm afraid I’m not familiar with that tune. Perhaps you could introduce me to it,” he requests of Molly, who agrees with a wink. “To that end, I would suggest that we all attempt to speak English to one another, as it is the one language the five of you have in common. I understand that sometimes there are difficulties, and I’m happy to assist with any forgotten words. I speak French, English, both dialects of Japanese, Cantonese, Mandarin, Russian, Spanish, Italian, and a little of a few others. I’m a bit of a polyglot.”

Anything. Nothing.

That's great! "Can you stop saying only one word phrases in Japanese?" "Urusai!" Shut up. "Oh God"

Almost at the same instant , he chuckled. " What's funny about the note? Have you been able to read the message?" " Yes. I have read it." " Really? You have understood it. That was quite quick, you know." " That is why I find it funny. You see, Mike, there is a need for you to understand another language outside the one you already know. It is very important you do that ." " Yeah. You are right. I will consider it soon ." " Better do so." " You are talking about another thing. Just tell me. What does the message say I should do? "

(How are you? Kabar Baik (I’m fine) Selamat Makan (Let’s eat) Mau Makan (Want to eat) Ayo Pergi (Let’s go) Naik Kereta (Take the train) Naik Bus (Take the bus) Senang (Happy) Simple phrases. But she studied them diligently. Because when Heri came back to Tokyo, she wanted to be able to greet him—even just with one or two words in his own language. Then a thought crossed her mind.

“Yes but I can’t hear what they are saying. They are all speaking a different language, but I can only catch one word.” “And what’s that?” “Isadora.”