| My native language is German. I can speak English, French, Spanish and Japanese. |
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| English is native tongue, I spoke German fluently when I was 5/6 and I'm relearning it now that I live in Germany. I want to learn either Russian or Japanese once I get German down. |
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| Nah I only speak Swedish, I've learned a few words of British from listening to Harry Champion though. |
Wischkaemper said: Nah I only speak Swedish, I've learned a few words of British from listening to Harry Champion though. Doesnt look like swedish what youre saying now. |
| can speak french chinese and spanish , my native is english. |
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| I can speak only English. But Im proficient in Chinese and Spanish I'm learning Japanese, and have the basics down in Russian, Irish, and French. Languages are great. |
 How can I smile when I am filled with so much sorrow? It is natural -- you need to smile to your sorrow because you are more than your sorrow. (Thích Nhất Hạnh) |
| Native language is english but I'm also fluent at Spanish. Also, I do really good at Chinese as well. Can pretty much write it and read it with no problems. |
| I had a few years of Spanish classes and did fairly well, but unfortunately I didn't have much chance to use it and so I don't think I'm very good at it anymore. I know bits of some other languages and have worked towards learning others but I haven't gotten very far. I'd like the structure of a class, preferably in person, but the main languages that I'd want to learn aren't available in my area. |
| Besides my native language I can speak English. At the moment I'm studying French, but I'd also like to learn German one day. |
| Yes, English REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE |
  There's a lady who's sure All that glitters is gold And she's buying a stairway to heaven When she gets there she knows If the stores are all closed With a word she can get what she came for Oh oh oh oh and she's buying a stairway to heaven |
| yep, english, sorta :P ----------------- |
| Yes, English and German. Native language is Dutch. |
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| My native tongue is Latvian, I speak fluent english, good russian and subpar spanish. |
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| In my case, my native language is Portuguese, but I (can read) understand English fluently. You don't want hear me talking English though, pronunciation sucks. I know Japanese and Spanish too, but I can only read Spanish since I never talked or practiced with anyone after learn it from school. |
| I can speak Tagalog(the official language of the Philippines) and English(as well as Ilocano, a dialect in Philippines) |
| I can sort of speak English; I think... |
There's a lady who's sure All that glitters is gold And she's buying a stairway to heaven When she gets there she knows If the stores are all closed With a word she can get what she came for Oh oh oh oh and she's buying a stairway to heaven |
| Yes, but not fluently [color=white]a;lsdkfjas;lkdfjas;ldkfjas[/color |
| Be thankful for the wisdom granted to you. |
| My native language is french but I speak english on a daily basis so I make do relatively well. I also understand a bit of gaelic because of my dad. I'd especially like to learn Mandarin, German and Italian sometime in the future. |
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| German, English and Polish aside from that I'd be able to recognise if someone speaks Japanese, but I probably wouldn't understand any of it aside from a few certain phrases. Also a little bit of Latin if that counts. |
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| Not as much as I'd like to, nowhere NEAR fluent enough in them but here are a couple I know basic phrases in and also can sing in. English (Native, UK) Dutch (Flemish... SORTA... but mostly dutch) German French Russian Nowhere near fluent to give accurate translations though. I either just know simple phrases to get by or songs and swear words. I learn most from picking up some vocab from friends, focussing on dutch right now though so I expect to get better at that one. |
Interesting graph will save it, but for me I can just speak English. |
| Other than my native Portuguese language, I can speak Spanish, English, and I'm currently learning German. |
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| I know my native language - Romanian I think i have some pretty good English as i lived in the uk for 5 years and learned it from elementary to high school as primarly second language I know French and Italian aswell ( french better though) Also i know Latin |
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| The only one that I can speak is english. |
| Well, English isn't my first language, so... In addition to that, I know some Swedish and German. |
Interesting and useful graph indeed. |
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| I am envious how so many of the Europeans get to be able to speak two or like four languages. I guess they get exposed to more languages and they have it taught in schools more. In the US they do not really teach anything other than spanish and even then its not really standard so they do not actually teach it everywhere so I never learned another language early. I never even heard another language spoken till I was like 12. Is there any method to properly teach yourself? All I've been doing so far is using Duolingo which has been good but it also gets a bit repetitive to do the same thing all the time. |
| I speak English mostly, but with a mix of Tagalog on top of it. Tagalog is a native language in the Philippines. |
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| Proper English is my native Language (UK) I know some German and have started learning Icelandic. |
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| I speak Norwegian, English, some German and I understand Swedish and Danish. I would like to learn more languages, but unless I'll actually use them there's no point, in my opinion.. since I forgot most of the German I learned years ago. |
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| i speak english as my native language i know a little bit of italian and spanish, as well as a tiny bit of french. i plan on learning japanese eventually. uvu |
| my native language is Turkish. Still learning German and English. I know some Arabic too. |
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| I'm fluent in german because I am a native speaker. Other than that I would call myself fluent in english. And I understand about 80% of the korean every day language. Not when it comes to extremely specific things but I do understand a lot and I can speak it pretty well. I also know a bit of french. I used to be really good at it but because I haven't been speaking it at all in recent years I've forgotten a lot. |
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| I can speak English fluently (isn't my native language) and I only understand German but I can't speak it. |
| I'm nearly fluent in French!! Woo!! |
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| Besides my native language, I can speak English and a bit of French. |
| English is all you need. English master race language. |
| I can speak Finnish (native language), English and a bit of Swedish. I'm studying Japanese at the moment. |
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| I am happily suprised at the amount of people speaking french as a secondary language, even if not a lot ^^. I am franco-spanish myself and can speak french fluently, but not spanish, mainly due to the fact that i always lived in France but you know, I can use basic language, ranging up to past tenses. Steping forward, as you may have noticed I can speak english pretty correclty, having Cambridge diplomas and stuff. Going further away, I know around the same amount of german as spanish, maybe more; I can read greek and cyrillic, I don't understand what it means though (unless it's words close enough to languages I speak). And ultimately I learned a bit of japanese through my anime experience :). I think that's all. traed said: I am envious how so many of the Europeans get to be able to speak two or like four languages. I guess they get exposed to more languages and they have it taught in schools more. Yes actually, in my school, we had four compulsory languages... (French, English, 2nd foreign language, 3rd foreign language). Adding a lil' anecdote here :): I once confused myself and answered "hai" instead of "si" in a spanish class. Please excuse any mistakes, they may be caused by the automatic orthographic corrector of my phone which is set for french, because I'm writting this from my phone. |
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| My native language is English and I'm beginning to speak Spanish almost fluently. I have an interest in learning Italian and might start studying Latin next year in my free-time, too. It helps on the SATs, I heard, so I'll definitely look into it. |
| English. But I'm good at Spanish and Portuguese too. |
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| I can speak English, Portuguese, Spanish and some French. Can understand Italian to an extent too. I also know a little bit of Chinese, Norwegian and weeb. |
| Today they say you're crazy, tomorrow they will say you're a genious. |
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