What Languages Do You Speak?

name what languages you speak and ones that your learning...

Here's my list

1.english

2.albanian

3. 2% of the italian language

P.S.need a person who knows italian to answer a quick question lol :p

English and Draconic.

>_>

1. Spanish

2. English

3. Like 3% of japanese.

English.

Learning espanol(spanish:P).

Want to learn Japanese.:D

how do you say hello in draconic? :p

English, some Spanish, some French, key phrases in Japanese (can usually understand a conversation), and I am taking German either in the summer or the next winter term.

English

Spanish if you count Spanish 1 and 2 in high school

1. English (fluent)
2. Tagalog (fluent)
3. Japanese (can understand most conversation)
4. Spanish (semi-fluent)

english

some spanish

English y espanol

english

spanish

french

and a little Japanese

Im learned portugues and english at the same time when I was a kid. (lived in brazil from a young age)

I also speak spanish, french, and german

English/70% french

name what languages you speak and ones that your learning...

Here's my list

1.english

2.albanian

3. 2% of the italian language

P.S.need a person who knows italian to answer a quick question lol :p

redandblack23

I speak english, a smattering of Spanish, and am in the process of trying to master Italian, which is taking a while.

So yea, what ya need to know dude, I will answer the question if I can.

1. Danish

2. English

3. German

4. Lousy bit of French

name what languages you speak and ones that your learning...

Here's my list

1.english

2.albanian

3. 2% of the italian language

P.S.need a person who knows italian to answer a quick question lol :p

redandblack23

I'm fluent in Dutch, German and English. I speak some Italian (intermediate perhaps)and abit of Irish (Gaelic).

Norwegian as my native language. And my first language I learned in school was of course English. I still got some minorspelling errors but it's nothing to worry about. I also understand Swedish and Danish since they are so related to Norwegian, so that's a plus._Colossus_

I think it's funny how Danish and Swedish are also related to Dutch, during our holiday in those countries we were able to read a lot of the texts we saw in magazines, signs etc :) It's also remarkable how different Finnish is!

[QUOTE="_Colossus_"]Norwegian as my native language. And my first language I learned in school was of course English. I still got some minorspelling errors but it's nothing to worry about. I also understand Swedish and Danish since they are so related to Norwegian, so that's a plus.dayzee23

I think it's funny how Danish and Swedish are also related to Dutch, during our holiday in those countries we were able to read a lot of the texts we saw in magazines, signs etc :) It's also remarkable how different Finnish is!

It's the same for us too. Both Norwegians, Sweeds and Danes can understand Dutch as much as they understand us.When I'm on TeamSpeak with my dutch buddies I can always understand what the topic is about. I can't understand every word, but I can keep up most of the time._Colossus_

Dus ik moet op mijn woorden passen ;)

I seriously have my doubts with all the people saying they speak French here (without saying its only really basic French), really serious doubts.....heres a little test, hope the use of words stop you from using a translator:

"Alors, mes chers amis de toutes les horizons, comment qualiferiez-vous votre maîtrise de la poétique langue des Nordiques de racine latine? Est-elle défaillante, médiocre, ou encore, bonne, voire à la hauteur des attentes que je porte à votre égard? Écrivez-moi une phrase complète, au moins, s'il-vous-plaît."

1-French (mother language)

2-English (fluent)

3-German (basics)

4-Spanish (can understand some conversations and readsome texts)

5-Italian (can understand some conversations and readsome texts)