Languages You Speak

[FeAeQe]

i can only fluently speak english, which i suppose is a bit narrow minded but i suck at learning languages. i can speak random words of japanese because of karate and a bit of french because of school

 

[QuailofDoomtttt]

I'm bilingual so i speak english and hmong naturally. But I'm learning spanish Espanol es muy muy bien

 

[Kinnari23]

I can speak English and Japanese, plus a splash of Mandarin and just a dash of Korean.

 

[WillR]

French's my primary language. Obviously, I also talk english. I have basics of Spanish, and I'm possibly able to make out the meaning of a simple basic sentence in Japanese.

 

[Sara_In_Ohio]

Fluent:
English
Bosnian
Serbian
Croatian
(mind you most of those sound similar, except for english, duhh!)

Not Fluent:
Macedonian

 

[sccrules94]

Le français est ma langue maternelle but I also speak English like every good Montrealers.

 

[FrEEMyMoBBFiGg@Zl916]

I speak, Italian, Spanish, English and Russian
And alittle bit of:Korean, Mandarin, Japanese,German,French,Swedish,Hmong(hmoob)

 

[lilswimpunk]

Can you explain this, they speak Serbo-Croatian in Bosnia, Serbia and Croatia, Im curious as to why you list Bosnian Serbian and Croatian as different languages?

 

[IHEART<3THEHERO]

Cantonese is my second...

I just know random swear words in portugese, japanese and klingon

 

[xCupcakeMollesterx]

English and Bad English. But, I can understand drunk in any language.

 

[ZanderB]

My first lang is English, Learning Mandarin and getting better by the day (at least I hope as theres a test in just over a week), I speak a little Russian and tiny bits and pieces of several others just picked up in traveling...

 

[yankidee_1]

English as a natural tongue.

Smatterings of Urdu from my friends and family; that allows me to understand tiny portions of Hindi as well. I've picked up a generally conversational level of Turkish, simply through being in Turkey for the last six months. A few words of French and German through a school education, and a few words of Japanese from reading a book on kanji one time.

That's about it; I want to learn more about all those languages sometime, and definitely want to look into Spanish too.

 

[JamilM]

English
Rudimentary French
Functional Bahasa Indonesian but not quite fluent yet.
Reasonable Hindi.
Various comments regarding sheep in Welsh.
And vast amounts of insults, expletives and profanities from every country I have ever visited.

 

[peenarple]

English, but bit's of french, spanish, welsh, thai and a definate effort to learn japanes.

 

[LongD]

English - obviously
French - semi-fluent
Latin - semi-fluent
Korean - but only what I've learnt from TKD
Russian - beginner level
Bulgarian - beginner level
Swedish - tiny bit

Yay! I'm septlingual!

Also, I can't speak German, but my friends studying the subject tell me I have a perfect German accent (when I read random bits form their textbooks out loud)

 

[Blackbird]

Coz, although they sound similar, they're written differently, hence them being different languages

 

[Backhoe]

English (L1)
Putonghua (conversational oral / written low)
Cantonese (aural comprehension 50%)
Spanish (Mexican variety)
Russian (Vladivostok accent)

 

[Neex]

English
French
Irish
(though I don't speak it as well as I should)
Oh, and when conversing with someone who speaks none of the above I can also speak a primitive language involving much pointing ang grunting.... oddly enough it's ususally quite effective

 

[CDsummersun]

Romanian Mothertongue
Romani Mothertongue
English fluent
Welsh fluen

 

[iraqinheart]

English, French, some German and Japanese.
Also various naughty words in Russian and Croatian