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how many languages do you...

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Polish - Speak a bit, Understand, and Read

French - Learning ~ Understand, read, and speak a bit

English - Fluent

Japanese - Read, Understand a bit, Speak a bit

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hmm one : hungarian

and little speak english

english

turkish

a bit of french still learning

some words of russian

ENGLISH - Read/Write/Speak/Insult Fluently

French - Read/Write/Speak Not very well, learning

Estonian - Read/Write/Speak Fluently - Don't ask...

 

Learned spanish a while ago.. can't say much. Various phrases in Russian, German, Italian, etc... :)

  • 2 weeks later...

English.. Cantonese..Japanese.. learning Spanish and French from my friends ^^

Finnish (mother tongue)

English, Swedish, French (fluent)

German (I can carry on a conversation)

and Spanish I know a little bit, I only studied it for a year :)

English [quite good I guess but i gotta keep on learning cause i wanna move to london someday]

 

Spanish [just started leaerning it at school and my teacher sucks]

 

French [i'm pretty good ... i got an A :D]

 

Tagalog [i just understand it but i can't write/speak it]

 

German [mother tongue]

Icelandic - Fluent

 

English - Fluent

 

Faroese - Can read and listen

 

Danish - Pretty good

 

Esperanto - Once fluent but not anymore

Italian..of course

English

Latin..or I'd dare say I once knew it :lol: :lol:

and I would like to learn french and spanish :cool:

 

and I know just some words in chinese :P

I can understand Swedish, English, Norwegian, Danish, Spanish, French and a teeny tiny bit of German, Italian and Portugese.

español

 

français

 

english

 

mierda

 

shit

 

merde

 

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English(quite good)

Italian(fluent)

French(mother tongue)

and a little bit spanish

TWENTS (Small Lower-Saxon dialect) fluent

DUTCH (or Netherlandic): fluent

ENGLISH: Not fluent, I make some grammar mistakes, but I speak/write/understand it quite well

GERMAN: I understand almost everything in German, (perhaps because of the dialect I speak), I speak German quite OK, I'm able to let people know what I want to say, but my sentences are stuffed with error :confused: s (Wo ist der Bahnhof? Ich muss mit dem Zug zu Berlin...)

SPANISH: Quite good, I practised a lot during the Ruta Quetzal, a Spanish study voyage. Listening is still quite tricky... (¡Hola chavales! ¿qúe tal? He participado en la Ruta Quetzal :P )

FRENCH: Reading and writing are okay, speaking is just enough to buy some thing in a store and listening is crap...(Je voudrais un pain... :( )

SWEDISH / DANISH: Just enough to buy something in a store (Jag vill gärna köper en bok.) and to present myself (Hej, Jag heter Kees). If I read a text I can guess what the topic is...

 

Then some words in Italian and Russian (Gde zdes toallett?)... :idea2:

 

Maybe, one day, I will study Russian.... :snore:

Hmm...

Finnish - Perfect of course :D

English - Fluent (I can understand it and write it and speak it in a way that's understandable, I've studied it for 10 years in school)

Swedish - I do understand it better than I speak and write it, and I have studied it in school for 6 years.

German - the same thing as with Swedish, though I guess I'm a bit better in Swedish :D . I've studied German for 3 years.

Italian - Not good :D I took two courses two years ago... so I donät really remember much of it.

English, my native tounge.

Japanese, taking it for 10 years, still not fluent haha, i can write it pretty well though.

German, like two words: i wanna take it my senior year in highschool, when im done with the japanese course.

spanish...write,read and speak

english...write,read and speak a little

i'd love to learn portuguese,i think it's a lovely language...so if anyone is willing to teach me I'm willing to learn :)

chinese(mother tongue)

english(taking it for 7 years)

french(so far a term)

Español: Leer, escribir, hablar, escuchar [100%]

 

English: Read, wirite, speak, listen, learning [85%]

 

Français: Lire, parler [5%] :cry:

English: read, speak, write..

Chinese (cantonese): read, speak, write

Japanese: read, speak, write ... not that great tho hehe [i took it for 3 years]

Spanish: read, speak, write .. even less great lol [i took it for 7 years.. but most of it got pushed outta my head by the japanese :lol: ]

 

i'd like to learn: german, portuguese, and french. so much to learn.. so little time :/

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speak, write, know, understand or are you learning?

 

:cool:

 

Slovene (my mother tongue)

English

French

Italian

 

but i'd love to learn more.... :)

Finnish--> it's my native language so fluently :)

English--> quite fluently

Swedish--> quite well

German--> descent (German is extremely difficult! I'm pretty sure I'll never complitely get it)

Spanish--> ok (I've studied it for three years so I have a lot to learn)

 

I love languages and especially English.

  • 3 weeks later...

Finnish-fluently

English- quite fluently, though still learning

Swedish-erm..crappy

 

oh man i don't understand how most of you can speak/understand so many languages..it's not fair! :D

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