| uncivilized barbarian islander and freedom burger are my only languages and am use them well |
| Well I speak good English. Tagalog is my native language. I'm also learning Spanish, I know pendejo = "I love you" |
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| native is english, i can speak french and chinese |
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PrimeX said: Well I speak good English. Tagalog is my native language. I'm also learning Spanish, I know pendejo = "I love you" Lol XD Are you sure about that? ------------------------ |
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| I'm italian, and i speak english and i'm getting to know german. When i'll have more time i'll try to learn spanish and japanese: i think that it's imporant to know languages, especially if you want to travel a lot! Hopefully by 2017 i will know at least 3 languages at least thats what i hope lol |
| Fluently I speak Serbian (native) and English. Knew French, now not so much. Supposedly learning Japanese. |
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Rarusu_ said: I have no major problems to understand Danish. Reading Danish is quite easy but do you actually understand anything that they're saying? Sounds like they're talking with their mouth full of food. |
| Besides greek which is my native language, I can fluently speak english. I also know french but I have forgotten the language a bit since I haven't practised it after I got my certificate, as well as a bit of spanish (nothing to be confident about though lol). |
| Besides my native tongue, I can speak English and some Japanese. |
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| My native tongue is Dutch. I'm fluent in English and can speak French pretty well. Right now I'm learning Japanese and I had some German lessons, but I have forgotten the majority of the latter. |
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| Fluently? No. I can have a very simple conversation in French and maybe German - planning on becoming fluent in both these languages eventually though. |
| English and Indonesia is the two language I could speak 'fluently' guess you could say. and 0.5% of japanese because animu. |
| Besides my native language German, I can speak English, some French, I also understand some Spanish. I wanna learn as many languages as possible. Arabic, Spanish, Swedish and Japanese are high up on that list. |
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| A fair amount of French and a little bit of Russian and Spanish |
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| Can currently speak English, am nearly fluent in Italian, and am learning Russian + Japanese. |
| I can speak English-asl, that is enough for me. |
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| English. That's about it.................................... |
FrozenWhiskers said: No, I only speak spanish. I can write english a little but my pronunciation sucks. Mexican or Spaniard accent or what? If it's the later keep the accent. |
M00ner said: PrimeX said: Well I speak good English. Tagalog is my native language. I'm also learning Spanish, I know pendejo = "I love you" Lol XD Are you sure about that? ------------------------ Lmaooo ------------------------------ |
| I'm learning French ,Arabic and German right now .So hopefully I'll be reasonably multilingual soon . Tbh, sometimes I feel like learning Japanese or Korean just to see how an LN ends .I probably won't though since I hate the idea of learning niche languages . |
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| I speak English and Klingon. I'm not really interested in learning more, though. |
| Nope. I only know how to speak English, I guess I know a few words from other languages here and there, but that's about it. |
| In practical Usage, I speak only German and Romanian fluently, whereas the latter is limited to the Skills of a little Child and I'm switching back to German during my verbal Interactions with my Parents whenever I don't know how to phrase it in Romanian. When it comes to reading and writing Things, there are only German and English for which I can understand most Texts as long as the Subject itself isn't too complicated, whereas sometimes, English Texts have the simpler Sentence Structure and other Times, I can pick up Information faster and more easily in German ones, which has, apart from it being my native Language, probably something to do with the Noun Capitalization. I used to learn French and Spanish in School, but these Days, I can only use them to read Texts (albeit much less than English) and maybe write a little bit with the Help of a Dictionary. I would like to know other big Languages such as Mandarin, Russian, Arabic and Sanskrit, then Japanese fully and maybe I could pick up Korean and/or another, Southeast-Asian Language as well as another Germanic Language like Dutch or Swedish/Norwegian/Danish, and an European non-Indo-European Language like Finnish or Hungarian, whereas I'm more interested in the latter due to it having been the Main Culture of the Place, that had granted my Ancestors Freedom for their Cultures and Languages. |
NoboruJan 9, 2016 12:00 PM
Noboru said: Or maybe you should learn Swiss German, amirite? ;00000In practical Usage, I speak only German and Romanian fluently, whereas the latter is limited to the Skills of a little Child and I'm switching back to German during my verbal Interactions with my Parents whenever I don't know how to phrase it in Romanian. When it comes to reading and writing Things, there are only German and English for which I can understand most Texts as long as the Subject itself isn't too complicated, whereas sometimes, English Texts have the simpler Sentence Structure and other Times, I can pick up Information faster and more easily in German ones, which has, apart from it being my native Language, probably something to do with the Noun Capitalization. I used to learn French and Spanish in School, but these Days, I can only use them to read Texts and maybe write a little bit with the Help of a Dictionary. I would like to know other big Languages such as Mandarin, Russian, Arabic and Sanskrit, then Japanese fully and maybe I could pick up Korean and/or another, Southeast-Asian Language as well as another Germanic Language like Dutch or Swedish/Norwegian/Danish, and an European non-Indo-European Language like Finnish or Hungarian, whereas I'm more interested in the latter due to it having been the Main Culture of the Place, that had granted my Ancestors Freedom for their Cultures and Languages. |
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Cookies said: Swiss sounds too gay in all Kinds of Meaning D:Or maybe you should learn Swiss German, amirite? ;00000 But I'll consider it if I ever happen to move to Switzerland. Austrian German sounds more pleasing to my Ears, if I have to choose another Standard Variety and in Fact, my own Standard Variety is from the Vocabulary and some Characteristics closer to Austrian German except for the Timbre/Sound Color. Kind of how Indian English and British English are identical in Pronunciation and most Words, but still sound completely differently, and yet you have a few Words and Constructions which have been influenced by it. |
NoboruJan 9, 2016 2:14 PM
| Besides italian i can speak Spanish and English. Studying Latin and Greek too |
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| Slowly (and I mean slowly..) learning Japanese. Maybe its fast though, I dunno because I have never taken classes for another language other than French back in highschool. It just feels like I haven't learned much, though I guess if I think about it there has been some progress... I have always wanted to learn Russian for some reason, but don't really see it happening anytime soon. Learning one language at a time is hard enough for me. |
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| French native. English is fluent. Spanish is kinda ok, but it's been almost a decade I didn't speak it with anyone, so it's kinda rusty IMO. Can read/understand Russian (but not speak it), and of course, basic stuff of Japanese. |
| English is my native language, but I grew up with Tagalog and I learned Spanish in high school (which I have pretty much lost since I don't try to retain it). I learned Japanese in college, and it seems to be the 2nd language I know the best. Which is interesting since I've started having dreams in Japanese. |
| Just need to find out how to quote this every time so I can dodge the stupid 30-character limit. |
| yes. english. i speak some german too but it's pathetic. i plan on learning dutch tho. then if i decide against staying/going back to the netherlands, i'll forget it so i have more space for spanish |
deadoptimist said: Though I think shit-flinging should also have standards - no personal, no behind the scenes. |
| Bilingual and currently studying other language, but I don't know if I must study Spanish or Japanese. |
dfsafsaf said: sometimes i wish i lived in one of the eastern european former soviet countries so i would speak three languages but then i remember that 1) no one cares about russian except russians and 2) no one wants to be from a former soviet countryYes. I can fluently speak in three languages: Lithuanian (which I guess is my native tongue), Russian and English. |
deadoptimist said: Though I think shit-flinging should also have standards - no personal, no behind the scenes. |
kawaiiyuris said: dfsafsaf said: sometimes i wish i lived in one of the eastern european former soviet countries so i would speak three languages but then i remember that 1) no one cares about russian except russians and 2) no one wants to be from a former soviet countryYes. I can fluently speak in three languages: Lithuanian (which I guess is my native tongue), Russian and English. Lots of people that are not russian like th sound of russian. They just dont learn it since it seems more difficult than some other languages. |
| i speak english, but i speak some french, and i am learning mandarin |
| i make terrible youtube videos, dont click the link unless you have literally seen everything else in existence https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCH8qW8C2w0PNpTGlA-0r_HA |
traed said: yeah, but i was thinking of usefulness (mainly career related). russian is not gonna be too useful except for talking to russians.kawaiiyuris said: sometimes i wish i lived in one of the eastern european former soviet countries so i would speak three languages but then i remember that 1) no one cares about russian except russians and 2) no one wants to be from a former soviet country Lots of people that are not russian like th sound of russian. They just dont learn it since it seems more difficult than some other languages. i mean compare it to spanish, for example. |
deadoptimist said: Though I think shit-flinging should also have standards - no personal, no behind the scenes. |
| My native is Hungarian and I can speak English and German. And I know a very minimal amount of Spanish. |
| My native language is Vietnamese and my second is English. After several years of living in the US and improving my command of the English language, I am now unable to speak either languages fluently. |
| native is english but i can speak chinese and im learning german turn up |
| My main language is Turkish, I'm learning English and Spanish at school and I'm trying to learn Estonian by myself. And I know speaking weeaboo~~ |
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| Only English, but starting March I'll learn Japanese too :3 |
| Filipino and English. Some Spanish, too. |
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