Language What Languages do you know?

[kiddo7]

lol, yeah i know it...some ethnic groups from northern ethopia and eritrea speaks it.

well where did you learn it? have you lived in eretria/ethiopia (I doubt they offer it as a language elective at your school) My mother is from ethiopia and she speaks amarinya and one or two of the other native tounges but i can only vaugely make out the general meaning of what is being said.

 

[nxlouco]

Portuguese-Mother Language
English-Second Language(Probably more fluent than Portuguese)
French-Little Bit, But probably could survive off it

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[EvilGenious]

English- native speaker
Russian- survival level (took it the first 2 years of university for my bachelor's)
German- a little (again, enough to survive)
Japanese- a little (a few words here and there)

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[Haskabab]

dutch, english, german, french, latin, greek, bit of japanese.

We need to learn a lot of languages in the netherlands.. You americans have it so damn easy xD

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[natli]

Polish - native
English - fluent
Latin - I can read but I'm far better with a dictionary
French and Italian - I understand 5% of what is being said

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[bumbari19]

Italian - native speaker
German - native speaker
French - fluent
English - quite good
Latin - quite good
Spanish - beginner level

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[Luciana]

Spanish ~ native
English ~ good xp

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[Niralina]

German - native and fluent
English - fluent (only language i had in school)
French - can understand but i'm not so good in compose sentences
Italian - can understand a quarter but still learning
Japanese - start learning nine months ago


Why do we list english? Isn't it obviously that we can speak/write it (even a little)?!

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[blai]

Swedish - Fluent
Danish - Very good (similar to swedish, only some different words and accent, really easy for swedes to learn)
Norweigan - Very good (same as with the danish)
English - Fluent
French - Very good / Fluent
Hungarian - Fluent
Japanese - Good / Very good.
Spanish - beginner

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[3dshocker]

Tamil - supposed to be my mother tongue but tamil people have trouble understanding me because I talk too fast

English - fluent...but a noticeable accent according to this one old white lady I met.

French - barely, they forced me to learn it in school.

Spanish - if you don't know spanish, you wouldn't be able to tell that I don't know it ^_^

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[admirenkiwi]

English
Cambodian
some spanish...very little now...
and i understand some japanese, little speaking though...

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[Liete87]

English - Fully fluent, native language

Spanish - Fairly fluent, I took 2 semsesters in Highschool 4 in college

Japanese - Slightly fluent but constantly improving, I study daily

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[arslan]

i know english and urdu. i understand punjabi too but don't speak the language frequently.

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[feder]

I speak English fluently and am studying Japanese.

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[kopite]

English
Malay
Chinese-only know how to speak..cant read
Japanese-self learning currently

 

[Totinona]

Norwegian
English
Swedish (Only because I'm Norwegian)
Danish (Only because I'm Norwegian too)

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[ssjasper2003]

English - First language I actually learned.

Telugu - Native of Andra. Speak it well but cant read or write in it.
Hindi - Speak it ok but not as good as telugu, cant read or write.

Spanish - Very basic sentences from 2 years of it in HS.

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[LotusBlade]

English -Fluent
Persian/Farsi -Fluent
French -Communicable
Spanish -Beginner

 

[blai]

Where did you learn Persian LB?

 

[EL_manana]

Russian- native
English
German
Italian
Japanese- in progress. Since I've entered University one year ago.