What languages can you speak?

Fluent:
English
Pig Latin

Learning:
Mandrin
Japanese
French

 

English, Greek, Italian, bit of German and bit of Serbian

 

Spanish was my first language.And my second language is English.

 

Wait! I bet none of you can guess it!

Yeah. English. Lame.

I can otherwise speak a decent amount of spanish, and a very limited amount of Japanese.

 

I speak english , spanish and a bit of japanese .

 

I can speak English,Irish a bit of french and "hello" in nearly every other language.

 

Does that mean you're from Ireland too? :cheers: What part?

 

Wait a F*cking second.Your Irish too???I'm from stab city,home to nackers and scobies alike.What part are you from???

 

I know 2 languages

English and Japanese

i also know just a couple of words in French and Spanish

but my Japanese will be put to the test at the end of the year :o

 

Nice :laughing-smiley-004 I'm from Galway. As far as I know, you and I are the only Irish people on this website.

 

Well there is bunterX but he's from the north.

 

well

i guess

i can speak english fluently
and spanish is my main language
a bit of latin.btw vak8 , i kinda had a feeling your main was spanish.

 

first language is german then english and then a bit french (had it for 2 years now)
that's about it <>

 

English
a little of Japaneses
a little of German
a little of French
a little of Italian
i want to learn Russian Japaneses and germane even more

 

I am prodigiously fluent in American English, and I also have a limited grasp of Espanol.

 

I know:

• Fluent English
• Spanish
• Some Japanese

And once I start 7th grade, I'll be learning Latin.

 

Hmm...

• Fluent Spanish
• Fluent English
• Fluent Portuguese
• Some french
• Some Italian
• A little Japanese

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Wow, now that I think about it, its quite a lot lol​

 

Fluent English, partial spanish, little japanese, and half korean.

 

i know: english, swedish, bit spanish, bit latin, forced to learn german and understand danish and norweigh

 

Oh snap! I can speak a bit of Korean as well. It's a lot like Japanese, so it's easy.