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and I can understand a bit of French but I'm not fluent or anything (know the basics)
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and I can understand a bit of French but I'm not fluent or anything (know the basics)
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How many languages do you speak?
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English,Italian,Serbian,Bosnian,Croatian,Macedonican,Montengro 
English native, Chinese since birth but I can't really say I'm fluent unfortunately 
Also learning French and Japanese at the moment.
Also learning French and Japanese at the moment.
I speak fluent english & danish. I speak some norwegien, swedish and german too
im fluent in german and english. my italian is decent and my nipponese is weeb lvl.
thai
german and a really really really bad english. I want to learn japanese but yeah
german and a really really really bad english. I want to learn japanese but yeah
Rosetta Stone is your friendDark_Ai wrote:
I want to learn japanese but yeah
(although it costs like 1307130861386183618301308618318301 money)
coookiezi taught himself Japanese with just textbooks and internet,
it's like osu!, all you really need to do is be motivated and practise a lot.
it's like osu!, all you really need to do is be motivated and practise a lot.
Rosetta Stone is terrible. Especially for what it costs, it's not worth it. It's soo much better if you actually just buy a textbook and back it up with cheaper online resources (or even free ones, as they can be very good as well). Rosetta Stone on its own has many problems, and a lot of missed nuances that people should probably pick up on their way to learning to speak a language. Also, Rosetta Stone doesn't even bring you close to fluency. It's more of a kick starter.kirukashi wrote:
Rosetta Stone is your friendDark_Ai wrote:
I want to learn japanese but yeah
(although it costs like 1307130861386183618301308618318301 money)
I hate to be all anti - thisprogramthatprogram but I'd rather not see people waste their money.
hi im dragon
English is my fluent. I'm 'quite' good at German. The basics for me at the moment is Mandarin and Japanese. >w<b
Some people apparently miss the point of the thread. Its name isn't "How many languages do you wish to speak" but rather how many you CAN speak. This implies having at least some basic knowledge about it.
For me it'd be:
Serbian (natively)
English (fluently, or so I think)
German (fluently)
Italian (on a basic level, enough to communicate with Italians as a tourist)
French
and Slovenian
If we were to go and count "official" languages (or rather dialects/ethnolects), I'd also be able to speak Bosnian, Croatian, Montenegrin (or however you pronounce it nowadays), American English and Canadian English.
For me it'd be:
Serbian (natively)
English (fluently, or so I think)
German (fluently)
Italian (on a basic level, enough to communicate with Italians as a tourist)
French
and Slovenian
If we were to go and count "official" languages (or rather dialects/ethnolects), I'd also be able to speak Bosnian, Croatian, Montenegrin (or however you pronounce it nowadays), American English and Canadian English.
RIP most of UK and USALewder wrote:
I honestly think nobody has a valid excuse to only speak one language, nobody.
I speak English and Portuguese (as native language) That's all. I should learn more languages.
I speak swedish, finnish and english fluently. I can sing in latin, also my spanish and french is on a basic level. As in, ''hi, how are you'' etc. :3
Have you/your family migrated or do you come from Tornio? If so, is it actual Finnish or meänkieli?Toi wrote:
I speak swedish, finnish and english fluently. I can sing in latin, also my spanish and french is on a basic level. As in, ''hi, how are you'' etc. :3
I can speak German and English more or less fluently along with some minor knowledge of Spanish and Dutch.
Gonna start studying Japanese as soon as I graduate from school, can't wait.
Gonna start studying Japanese as soon as I graduate from school, can't wait.
I speak Tagalog, English , Bisaya, A little bit of Japanese (Still getting there 
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)i can speak english and italian fluently and i know basic japanese (enough to have a normal, non-awkward conversation with someone).
I can speak Polish, English fluently and French on basic level. Now trying to learn Japanese
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Filipino - Fluently I don't speak tagalog that much
English - Fluently I mostly use english, but it's a bad idea to talk to random people here using english
English - Fluently I mostly use english, but it's a bad idea to talk to random people here using english
English and Filipino, within filipino I can speak 3 dialects tagalog, bisaya and maranao
I studied Arabic when I was a kid, I did not learn it further and take it seriously but at least I could only do the basics such as read the writings with vowel indicators and write the letters. Perhaps I might relearn it someday.
I studied Arabic when I was a kid, I did not learn it further and take it seriously but at least I could only do the basics such as read the writings with vowel indicators and write the letters. Perhaps I might relearn it someday.
English (fluently)
German (native)
French (Basics)
Spanish (fluently)
Japanese (Basics)
Latin (dunno if it counts as spoken language)
German (native)
French (Basics)
Spanish (fluently)
Japanese (Basics)
Latin (dunno if it counts as spoken language)
german,bulgarian,english xD a little japanese (not at all) & greek
Finnish as a native language, Swedish, English, German (Basics), Japanese (Basics only) and Estonian a bit. 
quiz-chan_DELETED
Fluent in German, English.
Quite advanced in French.
OK in Italian (much more than basics, but not pro)
.....
Weak in Turkish? xD
Quite advanced in French.
OK in Italian (much more than basics, but not pro)
.....
Weak in Turkish? xD
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would really love to learn Russian, btw
Fluent in Catalan, Spanish, English and Portuguese
I defend myself in Italian
I know a little bit of Polish, German and Korean.
I defend myself in Italian
I know a little bit of Polish, German and Korean.
English, Japanese, Chinese (barely), Russian, some bulgarian, Croatian/Serbian as well, Hungarian. That's it
Edit: ah yes, forgot about german and spanish
Edit: ah yes, forgot about german and spanish
Indonesian (as my native language)
English
Modified Chinese (yes Chinese in Indonesian sometimes speaking in a weird manner. we fused some dialects in Chinese)
otaku-ish Japanese (if this is counted)
Javanese (Local Language)
English
Modified Chinese (yes Chinese in Indonesian sometimes speaking in a weird manner. we fused some dialects in Chinese)
otaku-ish Japanese (if this is counted)
Javanese (Local Language)
Wait what, do you have someone from there in your family or something? It's darn hard to learn Cro/Srb so I don't think you'd just casually know it without a reason.NatsuWM wrote:
some Croatian/Serbian as well
Since I live in Ukraine in Russian speaking family, I have 2 native languages: Russian and Ukrainian (commonly I talk Russian with parents).
English: I learned it since 5 years old, my English teacher in university says that I am an ace in English. However, as a child my mother used to disallow me to install english versions of computer games on my PC.
German: I started learning it in 7 years old, finished in 17 due to social issues with teacher. Aber ich hatte es nicht vergessen!
Japanese: Still learning since 13, have issues of Japanese people (cosplayers, fashion followers) not replying, and being considered as a "weeaboo".
English: I learned it since 5 years old, my English teacher in university says that I am an ace in English. However, as a child my mother used to disallow me to install english versions of computer games on my PC.
German: I started learning it in 7 years old, finished in 17 due to social issues with teacher. Aber ich hatte es nicht vergessen!
Japanese: Still learning since 13, have issues of Japanese people (cosplayers, fashion followers) not replying, and being considered as a "weeaboo".
that, or he's one of those people who knows how to say like "hello" and "check please" so he claims he knows a languageAurani wrote:
Wait what, do you have someone from there in your family or something? It's darn hard to learn Cro/Srb so I don't think you'd just casually know it without a reason.NatsuWM wrote:
some Croatian/Serbian as well
I'm sorry to hear you've not been allowed to freely speak what languages you want, multilingual people are very useful these dayshikayamasan353 wrote:
Since I live in Ukraine in Russian speaking family, I have 2 native languages: Russian and Ukrainian (commonly I talk Russian with parents).
English: I learned it since 5 years old, my English teacher in university says that I am an ace in English. However, as a child my mother used to disallow me to install english versions of computer games on my PC.
German: I started learning it in 7 years old, finished in 17 due to social issues with teacher. Aber ich hatte es nicht vergessen!
Japanese: Still learning since 13, have issues of Japanese people (cosplayers, fashion followers) not replying, and being considered as a "weeaboo".
That would be a valid statement actually, since most people that go on a vacation in Croatia learn a few words, and there are a lot of foreigners visiting it so yeah.Lewder wrote:
that, or he's one of those people who knows how to say like "hello" and "check please" so he claims he knows a language
Just a friendly correction - habe*hikayamasan353 wrote:
Aber ich hatte es nicht vergessen!
You wanted to say that you haven't forgotten it, right?
Ich habe es nicht vergessen. :-)
I'm a fluent speaker of Indonesian (obviously!), pretty good in English (I hate prepositions and tenses, though), can talk very simple conversations in Mandarin (I'm looking forward to learn more; I have only learned the language in my middle and high school), and is quite okay in the Teochew dialect (basically a derivative of Mandarin, IIRC).
I'm looking forward to learn more of Mandarin, and then maybe a bunch of Asian languages; that is, if I have the time.
I'm looking forward to learn more of Mandarin, and then maybe a bunch of Asian languages; that is, if I have the time.
Russian, Ukraine, English and learning Spanish.