I speak only languages fluently two but I am learning spanish and maybe japanese in the future :3
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How many languages do you speak fluently?
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Wish I could speak German and Spanish
English, 日本語, 中文
Well, I surely can speak my own home language..
And I'm good at english..
And I just started to learn japanese..
And I'm good at english..
And I just started to learn japanese..
I speak French, Dutch (or rather Flemish if I don't want to upset the dutchies) and English.
I also got lessons in German, Latin and Japanese, but right now I'm very far from speaking any of those.
I also got lessons in German, Latin and Japanese, but right now I'm very far from speaking any of those.
Dutch, English, Russian and currently learning japanese 
i think its a cool combo
i think its a cool comboI only know English...French, what i remember from school xD, and a little Spanish o:
Italian and English...
want to start Japanese as well...
want to start Japanese as well...
I can speak 3 languages like a boss.. Malay (Malaysian Malay - native), Chinese (Malaysian Mandarin - learnt since kindergarten) and English (Malaysian English - learnt since primary school)
Now, I want to seriously learn Japanese, I didn't attend formal Japanese language learning classes yet..
NOTE: For the Malay, I can speak Standard Malaysian Malay like a boss..
But as I was born in Kedah, my native language should be Kedahan Malay, not the Standard Malaysian Malay.. lol..
I can't speak Kedahan Malay very well though, because I attended Chinese medium primary school which teaches Standard Malaysian Malay, and I had too little time to socialize with local peoples, so I can't speak Kedahan Malay very well..
But I started to learn my real native language as I enter Bedong National-type Secondary School which I can socialize with locals better..
NOTE (2): Malaysian English is almost the same as British English, but there are some differences between these two languages, you can read about it here: British and Malaysian English differences
Now, I want to seriously learn Japanese, I didn't attend formal Japanese language learning classes yet..
NOTE: For the Malay, I can speak Standard Malaysian Malay like a boss..
But as I was born in Kedah, my native language should be Kedahan Malay, not the Standard Malaysian Malay.. lol..
I can't speak Kedahan Malay very well though, because I attended Chinese medium primary school which teaches Standard Malaysian Malay, and I had too little time to socialize with local peoples, so I can't speak Kedahan Malay very well..
But I started to learn my real native language as I enter Bedong National-type Secondary School which I can socialize with locals better.. NOTE (2): Malaysian English is almost the same as British English, but there are some differences between these two languages, you can read about it here: British and Malaysian English differences
German, english, serbian
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Known
- Polish (native speaker, still - I fail at Polish)
- English (native-like, perfect American accent, mid-tier British accent)
- Japanese (fluent spoken and written)
- Korean (basic working knowledge)
- Russian (basic working knowledge, but tehehe - I can read and write Cyrillic without any problem)
- German (basic grammar knowledge, lesser vocabulary)
- Chinese (Mandarin)
- Thai
- Tagalog
- Swedish
- French
Already known
- Finnish, native language.
- English, I think it's rather good for 16 years old Finnish person.
- Swedish, just because we have to study it here in Finland. Not too good at it, but I still understand a lot of it.
- Italian
- Chinese
- Russian
- Japanese
- Korean
- French
Already known
- Spanish ( Native language )
- Valencian/Catalan ( On spain, the regions of Valencian Community,Catalonia and the balearic Islands are native on it )
- English ( studied since school )
- Turkish ( I admire that country since the most amazing girl born there )
- Chinese ( I always liked China )
- German ( Probably needed for work )
- Japanese( might needed for work or because I have so much free time )
I know Italian and English, but I really want to learn some Finnish or Japanese stuff.
i wanted to add fluent finnish to my list
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From this poll I can infer that 14% of Osu! players are American.
In my case, I'm bilingual from German and Spanish... (But I've my grammar mistakes in German xD)
So I learn English (5 years) and French (2 years) at school and I'm learning for myself polish (1 year) and Italian (half year).
In a future I wanna learn Chinese, Russian and Japanese :3~
long time ago somebody teached me Dutch but I didn't remember it lol
So I learn English (5 years) and French (2 years) at school and I'm learning for myself polish (1 year) and Italian (half year).
In a future I wanna learn Chinese, Russian and Japanese :3~
German (fluent)
English
I hope i can learn Japanese in the Feature.
English
I hope i can learn Japanese in the Feature.
First Language
- Korean
- English
- Japanese (But I really suck at it.)
- Latin somehow if it counts. :3
Korean, English, Japanese, Filipino and Chinese
English and Swedish.
almost Norwegian and Danish
I tried learning German and French. It didn't go so well.
almost Norwegian and Danish
I tried learning German and French. It didn't go so well.
English, Spanish and Macanese (not that fluent)
Is that what Macacito speaks?Chichio69Sami wrote:
Macanese (not that fluent)
French and English. Not too good at English, but not too bad.
I tried Italian and Chinese at school but I gave up. Willing to learn Japanese.
I tried Italian and Chinese at school but I gave up. Willing to learn Japanese.
My first language would be Danish.
The next one would be (sorted after how well I speak them): Chinese, French, Japanese and German.
The next one would be (sorted after how well I speak them): Chinese, French, Japanese and German.
English, Dutch, German, French, Latin, Greek, and a little Indonesian and Hebrew.
Fluent in English. Hoping to become fluent in Japanese but I'll probably never get past intermediate level *cries*.
I'm fluent in english only but I know how to hold conversations in both Spanish and Thai. I have to ask questions for both though. I also know tidbits of Japanese.
I speak Japanese, Malay, Chinese and English
Also, i'm Chinese people :3
Also, i'm Chinese people :3
#1 German (grew up, ofc I speak this) -> #2 English (pretty much perfectly as teh internetz consists of 95% english) -> #3 Chinese (mother tongue) -> #4 Spanish (4 years in school and counting) 
and useless latin which won't bring me anywhere in life
and useless latin which won't bring me anywhere in lifeFluently yhy, sometimes it's hard to speak/write correctly even the first language, haha 
2nd is english but not perfect.
2nd is english but not perfect.
So you don't speak English at all, huh?sakana_aki wrote:
My first language would be Danish.
The next one would be (sorted after how well I speak them): Chinese, French, Japanese and German.
only fluent with my native language... well at least i know some english kay.... 
Fluent Norway,
Vietnamese and also bit Japanese
Vietnamese and also bit Japanese
Should have a 0 option, I can't even speak English fluently.
Portuguese and English... well, kind of.
I know some German too. I hope I can speak it fluently someday.
I know some German too. I hope I can speak it fluently someday.