Maybe 3 maybe 4, but mostly 3 (Indonesian, English, Javanese)
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English and Cantonese for me, English would be my first language and my most fluent, and I'm fluent enough to hold an everyday conversation in Cantonese but not fluent enough for something advanced like, idk, talking about the use of grammar in a poem or something like that. (I also speak and understand a tiny bit of Japanese, but it's so little I wouldn't even count it)
I'm only speaking English, but I am learning Portuguese, German, and a little bit of French
Swedish is native language, Finnish perfectly fluent and English I want to claim is perfectly fluent as well. I'm slowly learning Russian but I'm at a very basic level.
I honestly think nobody has a valid excuse to only speak one language, nobody.
I honestly think nobody has a valid excuse to only speak one language, nobody.
A bit old but it's basically the same thread: t/46468/start=0
Let's see
Indonesian,Chinese,English,Medanese,a little bit of Javanese and Cantonese
Indonesian,Chinese,English,Medanese,a little bit of Javanese and Cantonese
English. Want to learn japanese and/or german.
And brazillian portuguese of course
And brazillian portuguese of course
English and Italian
Serbian, Bosnian, Croatian and English are my fluent languages, while I can speak and understand German to an extent (just enough to live in a town, but would need to learn a lot more to be able to understand lectures etc.)
Ooh, I can also read Korean letters (but know no words ;-;)
Ooh, I can also read Korean letters (but know no words ;-;)
Viertel_old
Swedish, albanian and english.
I speak swedish and albanian fluently, and I can speak english OK.
I speak swedish and albanian fluently, and I can speak english OK.
I'm fluent in Finnish and Swedish, my English is pretty good too. I'm also able to have simple conversations in Estonian, Norwegian and Japanese.
I can speak Indonesian & English fluently... Sundanese (native region language), Japanese, and German a little
Id say Swedish & Spanish as mother tongue. I guess my English is as fluent as my Swedish.
I've studied a bit of Italian and Japanese and I'm slowly going to learn jap better.
I don't speak crap of Norwegian but it's easy to conversate with em anyway since it's similar to swe.
I've studied a bit of Italian and Japanese and I'm slowly going to learn jap better.
I don't speak crap of Norwegian but it's easy to conversate with em anyway since it's similar to swe.
3ish?
If you count Cantonese and Mandarin as two separate I suppose...
A tiny bit of espanol and japanese.
Guessing helps a lot as long as I know the meaning of the few words in the sentence hue.
If you count Cantonese and Mandarin as two separate I suppose...
A tiny bit of espanol and japanese.
Guessing helps a lot as long as I know the meaning of the few words in the sentence hue.
Igbu
English (I think it is getting more fluent now)
I also know a little bit of Spanish and Japanese.
English (I think it is getting more fluent now)
I also know a little bit of Spanish and Japanese.
Unless they mean Javasript I assume that 'Javanese' refers to Japanese?
I speak only englsih atm, learning Japanese at college though.
I speak only englsih atm, learning Japanese at college though.
Viertel_old
Khmer, English, and French
I speak tagalog and English fluently
For Korean, I only know a little but I'm learning
For Korean, I only know a little but I'm learning
English and Tagalog. Though, I'm a lot more fluent in English than in my own mother tongue. I also know a little Japanese. (Currently trying to learn it.)
English, Chinese, Malay, a little bit of Indonesian and Japanese
DeletedUser_4041880
Japanese only. i no engrish.
So thats not english? kay, new language! KSHRlish! lol just kidding 
Spanish, english and I understand a bit of french!
I only speak English (not too fluent despite living in America).
I also know a tiny bit of Spanish and Japanese.
I also know a tiny bit of Spanish and Japanese.
Spanish, english, and i'm taking japanese classes. I would like to learn some French in the future.
I can speak 4. I can speak French, English and "Wallon" (southern part of Belgium old language) and I'm still learning dutch. Gonna learn Polish and Japanese later.
5. Bahasa Indonesia, Sundanese, Javanese, English, and Japanese.
I can speak English, and know some Tagalog (although not enough to carry out a conversation).
I also know a tiny bit of Japanese.
I also know a tiny bit of Japanese.