That's cheating since they're all so similar. Unless you know one of those crazy satirical languages fluently.Ephemeral wrote:
can I be a complete fucking nerd and count the programming languages i am reasonably proficient in as actual languages?
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How many languages do you speak fluently?
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If you go by "English + native language", then I'm extra fluent in English.
1. English
2. [Broken/Forsaken] Vietnamese
3. [Learning] Spanish
2. [Broken/Forsaken] Vietnamese
3. [Learning] Spanish
Well I can German (of course), English (Well I can't speak it very proper, but write/hear/read it very good duh~), I should have be good in Latin, but in truth it sucks and I'm as good as in the beginning of my 5 year career in Latin~, and I'm learning Japanese (I really love it compared to Latin). Well I also had a half year spanish, but I wasn't good at it~
Catalan and Spanish (Native), and English. I know many words of Italian and Portuguese and I'm learning Japanese, but it's pretty difficult.
English + was learning French in school, but after I finished, I forgot most of it >.<. Now learning Japanese. And I keep telling myself I'll try and learn Welsh some time, but I never get round to it 
german (native), english, french, romanian, hungarian... and a a little bit of other languages 
everything except german I can't 100% fluently lol XD
everything except german I can't 100% fluently lol XD
أعلم لغة العربية و إنجليزي
I can speak Tagalog and English fluently. I used to be able to speak Chinese(Mandarin and Fujian), but now I can't . 
bagnz0r
Portuguese (native), English, French and Japanese (hiragana, katakana and some kanji only).
i speak fluent english, some japanese, some cantonese and a hint of gaelic.. though not particularly fluently
English, Spanish, and French 50% fluent (still learning ._.)...
Learning Japanese, Italian, and... every other language in the world.
Learning Japanese, Italian, and... every other language in the world.
Fluent english, that's about it.
I've been studying french for a few years but I wouldn't consider myself fluent. :p
I've been studying french for a few years but I wouldn't consider myself fluent. :p
RhaiizoN
I think I'm fluent in English and Bahasa Melayu (national language).
Could understand Japanese a fair bit, although I can't speak fluently yet.
And also a smattering of Mandarin, Arabic, Spanish, German, Bahasa Bajau (native language), Bahasa Kadazan (another native language) and French.
Could understand Japanese a fair bit, although I can't speak fluently yet.
And also a smattering of Mandarin, Arabic, Spanish, German, Bahasa Bajau (native language), Bahasa Kadazan (another native language) and French.
mekadon_old
i guess u learned it from Garena HoN.mekadon wrote:
some Tagalog,
Errr, remind me the difference between Hokkien and Fujian again? I thought those are just different names for the same dialect.mekadon wrote:
English, Malay, Indonesian, some Tagalog, Hokkien, Fujian, Japanese (?), and a liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitle bit of Spanish and French
Only 2 for native fluency: Indonesian and English.
Another 2 for other languages in progress: Mandarin and Japanese, both at an intermediate level.
Another 2 for other languages in progress: Mandarin and Japanese, both at an intermediate level.
I speak English fluently and I'm alright with Somali too. I can read Arabic but don't understand it and I know like >25% French.
Native russian and swedish speaker, I also know danish and clearly english rather fluently too.
Studying german and japanese at the moment.
Studying german and japanese at the moment.
+1, I speak spanish (native) and englishKitsunemimi wrote:
Where's the 1.5 option?
French, native language
English, bilingual after 2 years of intense studying
Spanish, almost fluent, will be trilingual next year.
English, bilingual after 2 years of intense studying
Spanish, almost fluent, will be trilingual next year.
Finnglish
i am china
I can freely use Ukrainian(native), Russian(native), English and Korean.
Also learning Japanese ( just because i want to play some games which haven't been translated lol), but i can't say that i know it good enough.
Also learning Japanese ( just because i want to play some games which haven't been translated lol), but i can't say that i know it good enough.
Chinese(native language), English(not as good as my Chinese), Hokkien(Taiwanese, crappy)
Fluently: Tagalog tangina and English (barely speak it, but on paper I rarely had problems)
Nonfluently: Japanese, German (all I know is how to say "the" and "Schrödinger")
Nonfluently: Japanese, German (all I know is how to say "the" and "Schrödinger")
^ minus the spoilertastelikecoke wrote:
Fluently: Tagalog tangina and English
Absurdly fluent: English
Nothing else. I could learn more (I got a good full course through japanese grammar structure in two days) but don't have the time to burn.
Nothing else. I could learn more (I got a good full course through japanese grammar structure in two days) but don't have the time to burn.
Korean and English fluently. Nothing else really.
English and Hick. So 0.
I can mostly read Hiragana though.
I can mostly read Hiragana though.
English, Chinese, ich spreche ein bisschen Deutsch auch. >_>
I speak English, Cantonese, and mandarin fluently. It would be so cool if I could learn Japanese and go there one day though...