I can speak English and Spanish equally, and I'm hoping to learn Italian next year. I'm planning on studying in Italy I just need to submit my application.
I speak English and Spanish, I'm learned German, but I'm starting to forget it since I don't know anybody I can speak German with, and I know some sign language.
I can read, write and speak Dutch and English. I can read and understand German, but speaking and writing it is a little more difficult. I can make myself clear in German though ;) Also a little french, just the basics. I can ask for directions in french if I get lost and I can buy me some food and rent a place for overnight hehe. Oh and a teenyweeny bit of Japanese, but just parts of sentences and random words, I'm still learning the grammar and vocabulary.
Danish - my mothertongue English - I'd say I speak it almost fluently German - I forgot most of it, but I can understand it Japanese - Just some phrases from Anime that I've picked up :oops:
[QUOTE="Deihjan"]Danish - my mothertongue English - I'd say I speak it almost fluently German - I forgot most of it, but I can understand it Japanese - Just some phrases from Anime that I've picked up :oops: Speak danish a little more clearly and you almost speak norwegian :P Edit: We just pronounce it different from you. ;)
[QUOTE="horgen123"] Speak danish a little more clearly and you almost speak norwegian :P Edit: We just pronounce it different from you. ;) There's a liiiiiiittle more swedish pronounciation over Norwegian, atleast it sounds like that to my potato-mouth ears. :P
[QUOTE="Deihjan"][QUOTE="horgen123"] Speak danish a little more clearly and you almost speak norwegian :P Edit: We just pronounce it different from you. ;) There's a liiiiiiittle more swedish pronounciation over Norwegian, atleast it sounds like that to my potato-mouth ears. :P Maybe we have. I would like to know how we end speaking so different. Writing is almost the same.
[QUOTE="horgen123"][QUOTE="Deihjan"][QUOTE="horgen123"] Speak danish a little more clearly and you almost speak norwegian :P Edit: We just pronounce it different from you. ;) There's a liiiiiiittle more swedish pronounciation over Norwegian, atleast it sounds like that to my potato-mouth ears. :P Maybe we have. I would like to know how we end speaking so different. Writing is almost the same. Well, just look what a few miles can do to a language's dialect. Imagine what a sea, several years apart and stuff like that has done to the rest of the world... :P I wonder how danish, norwegian and swedish will look in 50 years.. :o
Ik kan gewoon Nederlands praten, niet zo verwonderlijk aangezien ik hier geboren ben. I can speak english almost as easily as I can speak dutch, a couple of mistakes here and there but usually it's comprehensible. Ich kann ja auch ein bisschen auf Deutsch reden, aber ich habe schon viel vergessen. Je peux parler en francais un petit peut, mais la langue francais c'est tres difficile pour moi. Watashi no Nihongo no benkyou wa totemo muzukashi desu... gomen nasai
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