Poll: Do you know more than one language?

[Daggedawg]

I'm from Sweden, I speak Swedish, English and Japanese.

Swedish is kinda obvious, since it's my own language. English because everyone here has to learn it in school and we're surrounded by English in the media everyday. Japanese because I wanted to learn it, so I studied it at university.

 

[Jondare]

Yeah, being a Dane, you kind of have to learn another Language. You can only get so far with a language spoken by 5 million people.

So yeah, Danish, English (Who saw that coming?) and a little german.

 

[Dorian6]

I speak fluent Sarcasm

 

[binvjoh]

Yes.

I speak Swedish and English fluently and I can manage speaking Spanish semi-well too.

 

[inFAMOUSCowZ]

English and French, though I'm terrible at speaking French and its my 3rd year taking it. Soon to be 4

 

[Anti Nudist Cupcake]

I am fluent in English, semi-fluent in FutureBasic code and vaguely familiar with C++

...Oh, those languages don't count? Blast. English only, then.

You speak computer so it counts.

I'd add that to the poll, but the poll is fed up with me.

 

[Dr Snakeman]

I speak English (duh), and my Spanish is good enough that I can say "my Spanish sucks" instead of "I don't speak Spanish".

Give me three years, and I should also be fluent in German. That is, assuming my foreign language class does its job...

 

[Rewdalf]

Bulgarian, my first language.
English
Small bit of German
and small bit of Russian

 

[DarkhoIlow]

Romanian(my own language),English and a bit of French.

 

[Ignatz_Zwakh]

English and French. Though I've a rather thick Anglophone accent and sometimes words evade me.

 

[GingieAle]

Sadly no. My school is absolute shit at teaching French (as are all north american schools). So I can't really qualify my self as speaking it. But one day, one day, I will travel the world and I will learn another language. Just as my father has done before me... Seriously my dad speaks fluent French (which is a big help in French class).

Edit: I'm Canadian BTW

 

[bluewolf]

I`m from Canada. Fluent in English, French and Spanish.

 

[crazygator]

I see a lot of people interested in Japanese. Do it, it's not that difficult, as opposed to chinese or so.

Agreed. I speak English and conversational Japanese. Japanese is not as hard as people make it out to be. Though like all languages it takes time and dedication, just a little more so than some others. It's very front loaded though. All the hard stuff is in the beginning; verb and adj conjugation, syntax, grammar structure, and learning 3 different writing systems. Once you have all that down, all the mid and high level grammar is just applying the formula. Nothing really new. The biggest hurtle is definitely learning to read (and even more so to write). It takes a really long time.

 

[DanielDeFig]

I'm originally (and still officially) Swedish, but as I Grew up moving around Europe and Africa I have picked up some extra languages (including English, obviously).

I know: English, Swedish, French and a limited amount of Spanish (being able to recognize some words and phrases of Japanese, doesn't count)

 

[Zaverexus]

I can only speak English fluently, but I can stumble through Latin and read it well.

 

[exessmirror]

imma dutch, and i can speak good very engrish

 

[WouldYouKindly]

Passable spanish, basic italian, and english of course.

 

[OaKleIgHy]

English, Arabic and some French

 

[t3h br0th3r]

I've studied Spainish on and off for 6 1/2 years in school but my most used phrase is still 'repeta mas lentamente por favor' (please repeate slower).

I've never needed to use it so i never got more than was needed to pass the tests. I also found out that college is a terrible place to try and master a tongue if your not immersed. the classes i was in moved too fast for me to do anything but treat the beautiful language like a code i had to memorize.

 

[Jandau]

Croatian (my mother tongue) and English fluently, as well as a bit of German. I used to know some passable Latin, but that was a decade ago.