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
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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
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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.
YEEAAAAA I'm gonna be the first person:
1.Afrikaans
2.English
And I can greet and ask people stuff in German and Indonesian, but I'm not fluent.
1.Afrikaans
2.English
And I can greet and ask people stuff in German and Indonesian, but I'm not fluent.
Let me see, I can speak Arabic, English, and Japanese a little, 3 languages~
Kouya-
I now know that a language called Khmer exists.SupaWolfTiga wrote:
I currently speak English, Spanish, a little bit of Korean, a little bit of Khmer, and just one phrase in Swedish xD
I can teach you a new phrase in Swedish to return the favour:
Minns du slutresultatet av finalen i ishockey världsmästerskapet 2011?
Can you remember the final score of the grand finals of the ice hockey world championships in 2011?
Kouya-
Didn't Russia won 5-3 to Canada ? I don't really watch Ice Hockey that much but I heard a few of my friends talking about that all day long years ago and I still remember xDLewder wrote:
I now know that a language called Khmer exists.
I can teach you a new phrase in Swedish to return the favour:
Minns du slutresultatet av finalen i ishockey världsmästerskapet 2011?
Can you remember the final score of the grand finals of the ice hockey world championships in 2011?
also : Tomorrow tov tver eat nov home o kang ot . OR នៅថ្ងៃស្អែកយើងបរិភោគអាហារពេលល្ងាចនៅឯផ្ទះបន្ទាប់មកព្យួរចេញនៅពេលក្រោយ .
Tomorrow we'll eat Dinner at home and then hang out later .
German, Norwegian and English 
i want also learn Japanes
i want also learn Japanes English and Cantonese. Can't read Chinese however.
100% English
70% Filipino
40% Japanese
30% Chinese
70% Filipino
40% Japanese
30% Chinese
. Greek, English and French English and Japanese.
Norwegian and English 
Bulgarian (fluent), English (I really wanna say fluent, but... ok, screw it, fluent) and I recently started learning German.
Main language is English. I know very little Japanese, but want to learn it. I'm also learning Spanish from a friend.
mang0es
Thai
and not really good in English but can understand
and not really good in English but can understand
I wonder why Japanese is so popular..
because japanese is honto sugoi desuB1rd wrote:
I wonder why Japanese is so popular..
ee Nihongo wa sugoi desu neYayMii wrote:
because japanese is honto sugoi desuB1rd wrote:
I wonder why Japanese is so popular..
Just wanted to hear others' opinions
You're surrounded by weeaboos, of course it's popularB1rd wrote:
I wonder why Japanese is so popular..
Indonesian, English, and some basic Mandarin
So, 2 because I'm still learning how to speak Mandarin
So, 2 because I'm still learning how to speak Mandarin
French is my native language, English is my second language. I'm also willing to learn new languages, for an example, I'm learning Spanish and I have to learn Portuguese for my Brazil trip next year (: