What languages do you know, eh?

English: You all speak English.

Spanish: Me gusta comer. (I like to eat)

French: Je t'aime ( I love you )

Japanese: 私の犬はかわいいです。(my dog is cute)

Esperanto: nu, mi ŝatas lerni lingvoj. Tio estas kio mi faras por mia futuro. (Well, I like to learn languages. This is what I do for my future.)

I grew up in America, so I of course am fluent in English.

I've been trying to learn Japanese for a while now too. 僕の名前はタイラーです。(My name is Tyler.)

only language I know is English.

I'm pretty good at it too.

English and french fluently, and I speak conversational level japanese. Like way above weeaboo level

Native Swedish and also English fluently.
I can also understand Norwegian and probably have a conversation with one(although a little jaggy). I can also read Spanish to some degree, but it has been 3 years since I last did it.


Of course I can read and understand |_33t-$p34|<, I mean, who else can't?

language arts major represents yo.

I speak and write Dutch, German, French and English fluently and I can make my way around in Spanish pretty well.

Been wanting to pick up Japanese as well.

FLUENT:
Swedish
English

CAN CONVERSE IN:
Swedish sign language
( PROBS can make myself understood in american sign language, but it'd be a bit awkward. )

CAN READ AND UNDERSTAND BUT NOT SPEAK:
Norwegian
Danish

TODDLER LEVEL:
German
Dutch

Then there's a lot of languages I can figure out if I get to read it. Like Spanish or Japanese.
But put me in a conversation with a spanish person and I'll just say hombre hombre burrito ariba.

Fluent in English!

Can converse in Japanese!

Can understand some conversations in Spanish!

And I can hear and understand Bisaya/Tagalog, but I cannot speak it!

And I know some bits and pieces of Indonesian!




Those are my experiences with languages so far. =)

Does Sign Language count as a language?

I counted it as such. . - .

then i sign that and speak German and English (:

I can understand written Spanish and French, but I can't follow spoken conversations very well.

I wish my Spanish was up to par, because I work as a cashier at a drug store, and at least a third of the customers speak Spanish (half of whom can't speak English fluently), so it puts me at a disadvantage when I can't converse properly with them.

I speak English and French. I can also understand spoken Greek but I can't speak it for the life of me...