What Languages Can You Speak?

[Prince Charming]

Where do they speak that language? Never heard of it.

Last time I checked, ENGLISH is spoken in the United States

I'm sure it would be nice to have your country's official language originate from your own country, but too bad.

1) YHBT

2) I forgot my second point.

[Chasethebase Reporter]

English, and a bit of French as well, enough to get by. Kinda rusty on the French though, but I've chosen it as an optional module for m next year at University so it should get me back up to speed and better than I was before.

[HoochieMamma]

Fluent in English and Italian.

[basques]

I speak Turkish (native), English and German very fluently (I am speaking the non-native languages for the last 20 years). Started learning japanese too, so only very small basic sentences, I'll see how it goes.

[Teebor]

English

Bad english

Internet english

L33t

In obvious organisization of worst grammer to best :woot:

Otherwise I used to speak french and some german but I've not had need to for years and I doubt I could remember any now, I keep thinking about esperanto which I'm surprised to not see somone mention yet

[OctiPsy]

I speak

1. Romanian - Native language, so it doesn't count so much.
   
2. English - Licensed Translator
   
3. French - Comme ci, Comme ?a
   
4. Hunagarian - A few words.
   
5. Spanish - Some basic sentences.
   
6. Italian - See above
   
7. Swedish - Basic conversation level.
   
8. Russian - ?Thank you? and ?Please?
   

[acnpt]

English, can't speak Welsh.

Would like to be fluent in:

French

German

Spanish (could be helpful if I move to US :laugh: )

[+devHead Subscriber²]

English - Native

Bulgarian - Very Fluent (I've lived here 4 years, man!)

[Knife Party]

English

Afrikaans

Dutch (can verbally and written wise understand it)

French

[SkyDX]

Who has put Dutch together with German??? :rofl:

These languages are different like I dunno.... different :laugh:

I speak German natively and English as my second language, I'm always told I'm very fluent with it so... :blush:

[andrew_f]

English is my native language but I speak (or more appropriately, read) very little French as well. I'd like to become more fluent in it but I haven't got the time.

[GuJu]

English is native.

Gujarati and Spanish I know somewhat.

I'm taking Spanish classes so I'll know much more over a couple years.

[Fred Derf Veteran]

I speak enough French to get by.

[LittleNeutrino Veteran]

German - Native Language

English - Second Native Language (learned this before I started school)

Japanese - I can get by without much difficulty (both written and spoken)

Spanish - I can order food and get a taxi not much more

[Orange Battery]

I speak one. One Zero One Zero Zero. With that I could steal your money, your secrets, your sexual fantasies, your whole life. In any country, any time, any place I want. I multitask like you breathe. I couldn't think as slow as you if I tried.

Only if you was in a movie my friend ;) plus your speaking English.

I speak one language, and thats English. I have a lot of things i want to achieve in life, speaking another language is not one of them as I wouldn't really benefit from it in the job/life I have chosen.

[bruNo_]

Brazilian Portuguese and English.

[Sethos]

Danish

English

few words and phrases in Swedish ( Understand most of it though ) - Same with Norwegian.

a bit of German

tiny amounts of Spanish

[TheNay]

English, Arabic, and Russian :)

Gotta know them for work

I love it when someone is trash talking and they think I don't know what they're saying

[LittleNeutrino Veteran]

I speak one. One Zero One Zero Zero. With that I could steal your money, your secrets, your sexual fantasies, your whole life. In any country, any time, any place I want. I multitask like you breathe. I couldn't think as slow as you if I tried.

isn't that from The Core?

[DrJens]

Norwegian bokm?l - Native

Norwegian nynorsk - "Quite fluent"

Swedish - "Very fluent"

Danish - "Very fluent"

English - "Very fluent"

German - "Quite fluent"

Hungarian - "Enough to get by"

French - "Odd words"

Latin/old greek - "Odd words" (Studied medicine, so not much grammar, but quite a lot of medical terms)

[Ji@nBing]

English - Native?

Mandarin Chinese - Semi Fluent

Korean - Beginner

[Singh400]

English and Punjabi. I can understand Hindi, but I don't really speak it.

[brentaal]

Croatian (I could technically add all the other languages of the Serbo-Croatian diasystem here, the situation's very similar to Scandinavian languages )

Slovenian (doesn't belong to the aforementioned diasystem but I have a fairly good understanding of it)

English

German (Not sure what to say of my proficiency in this one as it's been a long time since I've learned German. I still take in tons of German vocabulary through the telly and websites, and I understand most of it, but I think calling it passive knowledge would be more appropriate. I think I could get by with it, though.)

Dutch (learning)

I've learned a tiny bit of Bulgarian in the past (hated it) and I can get the gist of most articles/texts in Russian without too many problems.

[Ridlas]

Papiamentu - Native island language where I live.

Portuguese - Understand it very well since this was the language my parents spoke to me growing up.

Dutch - Language we speak at schools here.

English - Learned it mostly by myself and some school.

Spanish - My island is close to South America so I only used to watch South American TV.

[Pharos]

Brazilian Portuguese - Native

English - Speak fluently but I fall short sometimes, especially with the proper use of prepositions (on, in, at, etc.) :unsure:

Spanish - Cannot speak at all but can understand most of it since it is somewhat similar to Portuguese.