What languages do you guys speak? These are mine, in proper order.
Spanish (mother language and favorite language)
French (school language)
English
German
A bit of Italian

Only English and American.
I wanna learn German though.

English(pro and advanced)
Chinese(fluent but mediocre vocabulary and next to no writing/reading ability)
German(about 10 phrases learned from Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory)
Very little Japanese(My Japanese Coach)
Spanish(I know a fair amount from school)

English
German but not much(only took it for 2 yrs)
Japanese(know hiragana and katakana writings)

English

I haven't used Spanish in so long I can understand what someones saying but can't speak it myself.

English and moderate French.

I know English, as my first language. I took years and years of Spanish, and I got okay with it. Not fluent or anything, but good enough so I could understand basic stuff. I could write it okay too. I always sounded like a white guy trying to speak Spanish though.

I started German last year, and I'm okay with it so far.

+1

English, American, French.

I speak English and I can survive in a Spanish-speaking country.

I know:
-English (fluent, duh)
-Spanish (fluent)
-German (bits+pieces)
-Italian (bits+pieces)
-Japanese (not nearly fluent yet )
-Korean (bits+pieces)
-Latin (almost fluent)
-Klingon (even though I'm not at all a trekkie, as part of a challenge)
-Lojban (getting towards fluent)
-Gibberish ('cuz everyone's fluent)

I'm on my way to becoming an interpreter.

English
3rd year Latin (Actually have taken it for 5, just really slowly at first)
Some French (My cousins live in French speaking Switzerland)

English mother tongue, but I've been living in France for most of my life so that came naturally.
Also a little Spanish.

English, American, and Canadian.
















Okay, really, I'm fluent in English, know Korean, and am taking Spanish and French in school.

English. Took three years of spanish at school and learned nothing.

sehr gut
need a medic
danke sehr
jahowl
nein
ja


lol don't the axis sound funny when they say "attack"?

also some of my friends know foreign swears

How could you forget SCHNELL SCHNELL SCHNELL?

danke sehr is my favorite, though.

I know:
English
German (Not a lot but still.)
Spanish (A lot of my town is Spanish.)
1337 (My second language.)

Seriously whoever says "American" lol...

Jose presumido


Spanish: first language
english

and some french
and some words in Mayan?



...Im gonna be dissapointed if someone says Mexican :|

English.
Deutsch.
Francais. Badly.

That's through school mainly, although I was pretty fluent in German years ago. But that went with no further education in German D:

English and German fluently and a little French.

Italian. (Well duh)
English. (Well double duh)
German. (Good grammar, small vocabulary)
Ladin. (Fluent)
Friulian. (Intermediate)

Dutch is my mother language, english is my second language, french should have been my second language, but i really hate it, so that's my third language

i understand german a little bit (because of my dutch) and i understand italian/spanish in a very minimal way because of the latin i did (i understand some words)

I can speak English and Welsh fluently, and I can speak a little French and German

I am very good speaking English.

English

I studied Spanish for 3 years and French for 6 and learnt nothing more than a few words. I could maybe buy bread from a French bakers.

Dutch, English, French, German


all I need

English

A little bit of Spanish (I take it in school)

Some phrases in German (From my German friend and CoD. I know how to say things like shizzle-head, pig, dog, man down, machine gun, tank, and 'you pig, you should have stayed dead!' )

I know how to say like 3 things in Russian (Planting claymore, throwing frag, yes commander, and 'you will all die soon anyway.' Thinks CoD4!)

Spanish (native)
English (fairly fluent)
French (a little bit - should learn more this school year)

English
Learning Irish(a bit useless in my opinian)
Learning French

I only speak English, I'd love to learn my native tongue one day "Te Reo Maori", or even a bit of Hawaiian one day seeings it's the closest language to my native language.

Damn Zon you need something to do.

I know a hint of German, fluent in English, fluent in Bahasa Indonesia. And therefore Bahasa Melayu.

That's it. I think...

OH BUT ZON I CAN COUNT IN JAPANESE DOES I GET COOKIE NAO

A lot of Spaniards are white, and speak perfect spanish

And funny thing about Spanish is, Raide and I could speak Spanish while using as many regionalisms as we could, and we probably wouldn't understand each other much

English
French (School)
Italian (Very limited)
Japanese (10 lessons on grade 1 level )

As

I am fluent in English, decent enough to understand, speak, read, and write French to a fairly good degree, and I can speak a bit of Swedish, and Maori (language native to New Zealand).

English [first language]
Japanese [fluent but i can't write in kanji and i sound like a white man when i talk.
Spanish [a few phrases from reading bleach got interested and expanded from that.]
French [had to learn it as part of Canadas curriculum.
Currently learning Russian and Gaelic aswell.

Hmmm, lets try this


Finisterra no vayas a editar el post, jajaja...tu sabes como usamos un poco de cosas altisonantes jajaja

ok comienza

"WEEEEEEY JOSE!!! no mames!!!!, cabron ya le hechaste el taco de ojo a la morra de por halla?, O no que esta bien buenota, y que buenas tortas "

That said, i never speak like that


funny thing

If i spoke in neutral spanish Dani the bear would understand me

Danielle, hola como se encuentra usted?


he better answer ¬¬

Usando tacos e tequila amico AYYYYYYYYY CARAMBA

(Apart from the two latter Speedy Gonzales-y words, it's Italian ;o)

me gusta salchicha grande
i forgot pig latin btw

I speak good English, passable French, atrocious Arabic, and I know my prayers in Hebrew.

Si majeee!! sin paja, apenas la vi y, jodás maje, quede con la jeta pije abierta, esa hijepu... esta pije buena majeee, me tengo que poner buzo y bien vivo para ver si me la invito a algun pijin por ahi, ojala no me mande a la mie..., si todo va bien la voy a poner bien a pija y luego a romperrrrrrrle todo...

Lol, this was an experiment let's see how many of the guys that speak fluent spanish can understand this slanged up (his was mexican slang, mine is central american slang) conversation

Raide, trata de usar el google translate con esto... good cakes rofl

I speak English. It's hard not to and to be able to use this forum. I also speak a little Spanish from school classes. I know two or three words in German and another few in Chinese.

Este ca....me cae mejor ahora. Yo digo que te vengas a Mexico y nos empedemos. El Jose esta invitado tambien


"Jose, solo recuerda que sin gorrito no hay fiesta!"




tortas buena rofl

.xd:

Gorrito? rofl

Actually, Cancun isn't that far, it would take me about a day and a half to drive there

English
Vietnamese
Japanese (Very Little)
Spanish (Not Much but not Too Little)

English, of course, living in Western Canada. And I've been taking French for years now in school. I'm not fluent, but I could make my way around if I needed to. I wish I was fluent in more than one language. I know people who are fluent in both English and French, and I'd love to be like that.

~Bcloutier~

English (mother tongue, fluent)
French (been learning it for 4 years, not fluent but I can understand most things)
Italian (starting it at school this year, already know a bit but nowhere near my french standard)
Latin (a hundred or so words I had to learn for an exam)
German (only know a few phrases, also starting it at school this year)

I want to learn more though because I really enjoy languages

Learn Dutch man. It's awesome.

Ah vnmese are you in the USA or are you actually in vietnam?

For the record i speak FLUENTLY English, vietnamese and German
not so fluently: French and latin

Yeah you should.

Anyway I speak:
Dutch (fluently, mother tongue)
English (fluently, second language)
French (semi-fluent, can strike up basic to medium conversations)
German (Still learning have only had a year of that)
Arabic (I had this for 2 years having learned about 4 words : aina (water, handy if you ever get stuck in the desert) la (no) mafi (gone) and oum (yes) I was lucky to get 53% on my end of year exam (all guesswork)))
Spanish (I learned one phrase from playing a video game I find it rather funny lol, spanish people sorry for any spelling mistakes... Dondre este me pantelones? (where are my pants))