What languages do you know, eh?

English, Spanish, French, Japanese, and Esperanto.

English.

I took french for 5 years, so I understand some, can write fine, and can speak a bit...

I'm learning Italian in the fall! And I'll be in Italy so I'm hoping it'll stick :3

I speak English, American and Australian

I can only speak English and very simple, sloppy French. Je m'appelle Jean, and such.

English, First language


Polish, My mum always speaks Polish to me.


Still learning Japanese in high school, 3 years so far. Planning to go for another year.

I just speak English. I can somewhat understand my native language of Inupiaq. I took a class at college. Only one semester though.

And I took one semester of Chinese in high school. Ni Hao everyone. Sadly, that is about the only thing I remember. It was the chinese teachers first teaching job in the states I believe and it was a little difficult to understand him at first.

I wish I could speak Italian. It just seems like a cool language to learn. And I want to go to Italy one day. And Japanese. Last night I was watching YouTube vids with a friend about Japanese game shows and they are hilarious. I just wish I could understand what they are saying.

Pretty good at English (considering that it's my native language and I'm studying it at university) and I'm alright at German, aber ich verstehe viel besser als ich spreche.

Swedish, English, Romanian. Romanian is a very Latin-based language so knowing that it's actually easy to understand a lot of Spanish and Italian.
My parents are from Romania so yeah it comes with the package.

Originally Posted by HylianHeroine

Estoy HH, estoy en ZU. Estoy habla espanol!

*Soy HH, estoy en ZU. Estoy hablando espanol!

I speak english. First language I ever spoke, according to my parents.

As a filipino, you'd think I could speak Tagalog fluently. Sadly, that isn't the case. I understand a fair bit of it though.

I studied Spanish for a couple years in high school. Unfortunately, I've forgotten much of what I've learnt.

English (hillbilly, redneck, northerner, xtc voice, stonervoice and I think skater) German (learning)

all in all I'd say it's a great way to stay in shape.

I speak Swedish and English fluently and can understand Norwegian pretty well but are having more difficulties with actually speaking it. I recognize some basic Japanese too, like "hello where are you from", "how are you", "my name is blahablal" etc.

Originally Posted by Breeze

I took some French in high school, but very little stuck.

私はちょと日本語を話します。

ちょと。

よく忘れました。

That's not French.

Je parle anglais et norvégien.

Sprinkled with some french sentences. I had french for three years, but I don't remember much. I can also understand swedish and danish for obvious reasons, though not speak them properly.

I speak English, Spanglish, and a thank goodness I understand and speak a little Spanish.
I do have a hard time writing Spanish, I can read it but I have to take my time reading the words or else I get really confused. I don't like talking in Spanish because I sound really horrible.

Originally Posted by Boy

I speak Swedish and English fluently and can understand Norwegian pretty well but are having more difficulties with actually speaking it. I recognize some basic Japanese too, like "hello where are you from", "how are you", "my name is blahablal" etc.



That's not French.

He did say little stuck.

My languages:

English
Spanish
Pig Latin
Javascript
C++
C# (a little)
HTML
Python (don't even remember, actually)

Originally Posted by Sikora

English, First language.

You slag, this is not English.






This is English.

English is my first language and it's 99.9% what I speak. Ek ook min Afrikaans praat and I know some microscopic amounts of Spanish.

English of course. I'm mostly fluent in Chinese (I probably used to be better as a child) and Spanish. I'm currently learning Spanish in High School and am excelling at it.

I'm natively Dutch speaking, and almost as fluent in English. I can also express myself in French and German, but not as fluent.

And since it is derived from Dutch: Ek verstaan die Zuid Afrikaans

Fluent:
-English
-Trollish
-French
-German (not writing though )
-Spanish

I can stutter at times with:
Urdu
Italian
Arabic

I can speak like 3 words of:
Turkish