Polish, English and a little Spanish.
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Me right now:
- Native Indonesian
- English (mostly proficient at reading and writing; still have difficulties on listening and speaking)
- Japanese (though I can only memorize kana characters and some real basic phrases; learning grammar and basic N5-ish level kanji as of now)
I swear I replied here already, but whatever.
- French as my mother tongue
- English
- Russian (I am learning it!)
- Spanish (I can say some words)
English
Filipino
Studying:
Japanese
French
Filipino
Studying:
Japanese
French
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chaee
English, spanish, french, portuguese and barely wapanese.
Korean, English
No way, I speak kebab too!kyun wrote:
swedish, english and a bit of japanese & kebab. looking to learn korean to play bideogames but dk where to start
Fluent in English and conversational in Spanish. Will be starting my Japanese degree in September but I can speak basic Japanese atm.
Would like to learn Italian and Korean one day too.
HabiHolic wrote:
Korean, English
This is the only truth teller here.
I speak English.
I also speak dinosaur language or Saurian (the language from the game Star Fox Adventures). Does that count?
I also speak dinosaur language or Saurian (the language from the game Star Fox Adventures). Does that count?
Chinese and English.
I studied Spanish for 6 years in middle school and high school but by now I've probably forgotten 99% of it..
I studied Spanish for 6 years in middle school and high school but by now I've probably forgotten 99% of it..
English fluently, Korean moderately, survival spanish.
English,Tagalog,Korean and Russian
P.S.: A little bit speaking Korean and Russian. ;w; rip me
P.S.: A little bit speaking Korean and Russian. ;w; rip me
French, English, enough Italian to visit (but not for museums), basic German, and what Japanese we all learn through anime.
English, Arabic and Tagalog.
English, Tagalog and little bit of Spanish.
in order of fluency: english, cebuano, and tagalog. i know some words from other languages but they don't count
i can understand a bit of waray-waray tho
i can understand a bit of waray-waray tho
English, Tagalog. Might learn french and japanese in the future.
English, Tagalog. Conversational in Spanish, French and Suomi.
... and weeb talk kappa.
... and weeb talk kappa.
Italian chinese and english
I can speak somewhat Japanese, Korean, Russian, and English :3
Danish (native), English (fluent), German, Dutch, Norwegian and a bit Polish
Indonesian (native).
English (fluent, I guess?)
Weeb talk (almost perfect fluency)
Currently learning Japanese. I can understand daily Balinese that people on the street use, but don't expect to hear me speak any Balinese. I also know a few phrases in Mandarin, but definitely not good enough to hold a conversation.
English (fluent, I guess?)
Weeb talk (almost perfect fluency)
Currently learning Japanese. I can understand daily Balinese that people on the street use, but don't expect to hear me speak any Balinese. I also know a few phrases in Mandarin, but definitely not good enough to hold a conversation.
javanese, bahasa, and quite understand english... rip me
I can speak English and German fluently. I'm currently learning Spanish.
English-fluent (for the most part), a little bit of Spanish, a little bit of Japanese o3o
Does programming languages count too? /me runs o3o
Does programming languages count too? /me runs o3o
spanish, english, catalan, french and dutch.
oh and a few words of swedish. but i never had an interest in learning it although my father is swedish.
oh and a few words of swedish. but i never had an interest in learning it although my father is swedish.
I am a native-english speaking person, and I am learning Italian.
Here is a simple sentence of two friends gretting each other
person 1:ciao!
person 2:ciao!
person 1:come stai?
person 2:sto bene, e tu?
person 1:anch'io.
person 2:grazie.
person 1:prego.
Here is a simple sentence of two friends gretting each other
person 1:ciao!
person 2:ciao!
person 1:come stai?
person 2:sto bene, e tu?
person 1:anch'io.
person 2:grazie.
person 1:prego.
Indonesia, Javanese, and a little bit of English (?!)