Seiya said: Milomite said: Dragonian? I have never even heard of that before. Sounds like a fantasy language like Kryptonian. It's a language that I constructed, starting back in 2014. It's quite easy for a native English speaker to learn, and there's around 3000 words in its vocabulary so far, and is still growing. Interesting, I have no idea why'd you want to make a language but everyone is different after all. |
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Milomite said: Seiya said: It's a language that I constructed, starting back in 2014. It's quite easy for a native English speaker to learn, and there's around 3000 words in its vocabulary so far, and is still growing. Interesting, I have no idea why'd you want to make a language but everyone is different after all. I've always been fascinated by languages, but I don't have the discipline or ability to study a natural language to fluency, so I decided that creating my own language was the next best thing. |
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| native to english, not terrible at thai, and beginners japanese and korean |
| English primarily. Took Spanish in school so know a little, and Ibo which is a Nigerian language that use alot of English |
DavidAlejandro said: If ya wanna know my main language is Brazilian Portuguese, and I speak English, and a little bit of Japanese :) And some words in other languages like: Polish: chleb(bread), śniadanie(breakfast), kurwa(¯\_(ツ)_/¯) Italian: ragazzo(boy) ragazza(girl) Russian: cyka blyat Indonesian: Native English: Mostly conversational and a bit of business level. Aside from things I learned at school, my english skill came from reading. So I'm not as good in listening and speaking. Writing skill came from joining in forum and business correspondency. Japanese: I learned japanese for 4 years at university, got JLPT certificate level N2 and currently working in Japanese company. So, yes, I can read kanji and all, understand grammar and speak to my boss in japanese. Though I admit my japanese is still very inferior compared to my english. Arabic: I read Quran, so I think I can read arabic a bit and can pronounce it just fine. I know a bunch of words but that's all. I can't have conversation and I don't understand the grammar at all. So kinda useless. German: Learned it a bit in high school. But forgot like 99% of what I learned lmao. Only remember a tiny bit of the words and grammar. |
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| English is the only language I speak. I don’t know my mother tongue. I most likely won’t bother learning more languages. |
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| Gibberish is the only language that i speak. |
| My mother tongue is spanish, but I can manage myself pretty well in english without google |
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| English at a native level and Japanese fluently. Korean I started studying a little bit, but am nowhere at a level that can be considered "speaking", so the total remains at two. I'd like to speak a third or even fourth language fluently (for 2 European and 2 Asian languages overall), but free time is a bit more limited after graduating from university. Maybe I'll resume Korean in a few months from now, after I change jobs. |
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Kikitsune said: konkelo said: i gotta say i find it very cool that you have read up on north sami and karelian grammarMother tongue Finnish. English I can speak mostly fine but I have no understanding of the grammar. Swedish I can understand with no bigger issues but rarely speak it, I usually just answer in Finnish back so it's sometimes conversation of swedish and finnish. Currently studying Estonian and Russian. On my own I have read up on North Sami grammar and know just bunch of words, same goes to Karelia. I'd like to study Latvian and Spanish sometime. Finnish (and finland-swedish) sign language would also be nice to know beyond alphabet. i wanna do the same one day also so nice to see another finn here Moro When I was teenager I decided to learn every language spoken in Finland, but that's quite impossible because there's no way to study Romani language outside family bonds, which I don't have. North sami and Karelian I can at least find books and websites. I might be able to write some simple sentence in Karelian (minä opastun iččenäzesti Karjalan kielty) checking up dictionary, North Sami nah. But it is quite interesting to read and compare both languages to Finnish and languages' history. |
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| I only know english im a basic white trash cracker |
| I'm a Russian native speaker and I am fluent in English. Currently learning German, Greek, Spanish, and Portuguese PT. |
| I speak both English and Spanish. I'd love to learn Japanese or Korean one day. |
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| My native language is Dutch and I'm fluent in English — apart from that I can generally express myself in German, read French and Latin and have simple conversations in Finnish both written and orally. |
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| Russian (native), English (upper-intermediate), French (close to intermediate, actually stopped learning) |
| English, I could speak French if I studied that language more. I'm also interested in auxiliary & fictional languages as well as creole & pidgin languages. I've always been interested in languages, but never could quite become fluent in any single different language. |
| dutch and english used to be fluent in turkish as well but I forgot everything rip |
| Dutch (native), English, German and Japanese in that order. From fluently to a handful of sentences but hey, at least that's something right? |
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| English, Filipino dialects (Cebuano, Tagalog, Waray, Chavacano, Ilonggo) so yeah I'm multilingual. I can switch languages in one or two sentences. I learned Spanish in hs, then a little Japanese. |
| Fluent: English Intermediate: Punjabi, Urdu Beginner: Japanese, Korean, Arabic, French |
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| Malay, English and a little bit of Japanese and Korean? I feel more comfortable speaking in English even though it is not my mother tongue XD |
| Russian and English, and some Spanish. I was born in Russia and am learning Spanish in school :3 |
| I speak Greek, Romanian and English. |
| fluent german. English but not that well ugh |
| Fluent French and English. French is my first language while English is my second, but since I live in a place where 97% of its residents speak English as its first language. So yeah, if I can't speak my second language, I'm doomed. I don't have much of an weird accent anymore when I'm speaking so that's great. Also trying and failing to learn Japanese. I also want to learn German, but that one will wait. |
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| Malay (Advanced Level) English (Advanced Level) Japanese (Beginner) Korean (Beginner) French (Beginner) Spanish (Beginner) |
| Trilingual here, I was a bilingual ever since I was 5. I'm learning a new language too. |
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| My native language, and English. I know very little Russian too. |
| Mainly English I studied French at school for like 11 years but after dropping it in grade 10 I kinda forgot 90% of the content i learnt LMAO also a bit of Japanese i guess? |
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| I'm a dirty American who only fluently speaks English, but I know enough Spanish and Japanese to understand when someone's shit talking me behind my back. >:) |
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| German is my mother tongue and I speak English and French fluently. I also started to learn Japanese but it's really beginner level, so some words and phrases and some Kanji. Also I understand enough Luxembourgish to know what's going on (as it's close to German) |
goathead said: Luxembourgish is basically Middle Central German and Central German is much closer to High German than to Low German. And compared to languages like French or English, older stages of the language ("Middle") have remained quite comprehensible for "Modern" ( or "New") speakers. Also I understand enough Luxembourgish to know what's going on (as it's close to German) |
| Natively: Spanish Fluently: English Learning: Japanese |
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