What Languages do You Know?

Spanish ("Original" language), English and (very) basic French.

 

My native language, of course, which is Tagalog. Also, English because we're kindda required to learn it. It's in our curriculum from preschool to college.

 

I'd say: Bulgarian 9/10
English: 7/10
Italian: 5/10

Slightly off-topic but...:
As a part of my NY resolution I'm planning to abandon Italian as much as I like it and embark this year on a journey to gain some knowledge of 2 of my other favorites: Hebrew and Spanish.
Ideally after 2 years if I can speak both to a great degree I may abandon English all-together and start Latin. Will see.

 

german (mother tongue), English (quite fluent), Italian (quite fluent), Spanish (not so fluent anymore...) and I can understand portuguese and dutch pretty well but only have simple conversations.

 

Just English, but I am currently learning Russian and French.

 

I speak NZ English and Tuvaluan. im trying to learn German

 

Sorry i was using the fusha cuz i didn't know what kind of dialect you spoke.

I'm same as usual too, trying to study for exams!

 

Why are you sorry?, i just said it's without al, because in fusha it's without it, and if you add it, it sounds broken kinda.

and ah, good luck with that.

 

English of course with some knowledge about French, Spanish, and Korean.

 

English and complete bollocks

 

French is my native language -- no credit there. I can understand Spanish pretty well, and can get by in the country, but I'm nowhere near fluent. I know about five sentences in German and Czech. Working on that.

Have I mentioned I speak English?

 

English and basic Mandarin (I study it in school )

 

English, Chinese (more Mandarin than Cantonese if we're talking about speaking, but I know both), and a bit of French. I'd like to get better at French though- I don't know a whole lot.

 

Meh

 

Dutch and English. Learning German atm

 

French, English and Japanese.

 

Mother tongue is English.
I've been learning for German for almost a year and a half now, so not fluent yet, but can speak it pretty well.
Just started learning Spanish, so I can say some basic things.
I remember "can I go to the bathroom," "please," "thanks," "of course!" and the Pledge of Allegiance in French. (Yeah... our French teacher made us say the Pledge of Allegiance every day in French. Don't even ask why, I have no idea.)
Can recall a few words from Latin.

I'd love to become fluent in multiple languages someday. I love learning them so much <3

 

English, Irish and French

 

I speak Danish and Norwegian natively, English somewhat fluently, and Swedish at a conversational level.
The scandinavian languages are very much alike, even though some of the words are different, so if you've learnt one of the languages, It won't be hard to learn the others.

I also used to know Finnish when I was younger, due to having it in school for 6 years, but all I remember now is "I have a cat", "The apple is red" and "where's the toilet?".
The last one would be a very useful phrase if it weren't for the fact that I have no idea what the replies mean :lol: