Other What languages do you speak

[AshuraaHunter]

English, basic French (I'm Canadian), and a number of phrases in other languages. Especially Japanese and Arabic.

 

[Anxiety]

English is my first language. I took six years of Spanish, and can carry on some conversations, however I failed at actually paying attention while in class, so my responses may not be proper.
Other than that, ASL, if that counts. ^^

 

[EquinoxLeonidas]

1. English
2. Chinese (Mandarin, Hokkien and Cantonese)
3. Malayam
4. French (basic and only because of college class curriculum)

Currently learning Japanese and Russian

 

[Silvana]

Fluent in both French and English.

 

[marshmarrow]

I am a native English speaker. I have taken formal German classes for 4 1/2 years, and I plan to keep studying it in college. To a fellow American, I speak great German, but I would sound out of place in Berlin. =P

 

[Ekmion Amundok]

I also speek de wae.

 

[Suum]

I speak fluent English, Scottish, Irish, American, and Australian.

 

[DatBoi]

English (my first)
Japanese (3 years of classes)
C++ (1.5 years of classes)
Klingon (3 years of self-taught study)

 

[Loke Fullbuster]

English fluently
Japanese Converationally

 

[Yuel]

Huespeak and Engrish.

 

[Necessity4Fun]

1. Portuguese (I'm Brazilian!)
2. English (Mostly self taught, fluent. Have a bit of an accent that messes my pronunciations sometimes.)
3. Spanish (Learned the basics at school, then practiced talking to people on the internet, talked to people IRL a couple times too. Could write a good deal)
4. Japanese (Had classes for a while [A year and a half] and I learned a lot from what I like [Anime and Vocaloid], could keep a simple conversation going, can understand parts of songs by listening with attention. Could dabble into song translation if I wanted to? : O)

 

[EvelynWilsh19]

Hi guys, I speak English and a lot of Welsh, I don't know much in French, but I did it as a GCSE

 

[FlyingDemon]

French and english.

 

[EvelynWilsh19]

Welsh and English

 

[LennyTheMemeGod]

1. English
2. Esperanto
3. French (barely. It’s been a long time. I might not even remember any of it.)
4. Swedish (barely any at all. I just started learning it.)

Duolingo is fuckin great.

 

[Idea]

I am a native Portuguese speaker which boosted me into knowing the more conventional part of the Spanish language , so I can hold a conversation there. I know a year's worth of French, and a tiny bit of German and Latin. I have a cambridge proficiency....certificate? In English.

Lastly, I know a weeb's worth of Japanese.

 

[ask]

English and norwegian only

 

[bubi]

I know some Spanish from my mom but really only English

 

[SmallVelociraptor]

French was my first language, but I'm fluent in English. I'm also learning Spanish and German.

 

[Corrosion]

English and Sarcasm.

 

[Chutzpah]

English and French as a second language, though I wouldn't consider myself fluent in it. On that note, excellent work France in the world cup!

 

[FlyingDemon]

English and French as a second language, though I wouldn't consider myself fluent in it. On that note, excellent work France in the world cup!

For once, we won something, but it's we are really, really far to accomplish more.

 

[ethereal]

So interesting to see that most people on here are native English speakers! I am a Dutch native speaker, and I am also fluent in English. Next to that I know bits of French and German which I learned in school (I understand and read German pretty well, French is something else ehrm). I also spend some time abroad so I can read quite some Danish (understanding/speaking is impossible: weirdest language ever). I also started to learn Spanish on Duolingo a while ago :')

Also, do HTML and CSS count? Hehe

 

[Daric J Fender]

English is my birth language and I also speak a bit of dwarven. A unique dialect of my own. does that count?

 

[Chimney Swift]

English, some ASL, and a little french.