The languages that you speak

[Go Fighting In The War Room]

What other languages can you speak except your country's main one?

E.g: Being an American and speaking Spanish or Portugese.

I can speak some French, but it's a mandatory course in Canada.

 

[megamanenm]

Dutch, English, French, Romanian and learning German and Spanish. Go Germanic and Romance languages!

 

[Sassafrass]

English as my primary and a little bit of French, nothing fluent and one curse word in German which I'm not even sure it is what I've been told it means.

 

[megamanenm]

English as my primary and a little bit of French, nothing fluent and one curse word in German which I'm not even sure of it is what it means.

Then how do you know it's a curse word?

 

[Jedoro]

I don't speak enough Spanish to say I'm anywhere close to fluent

 

[Julianking93]

Parlo l'italiano correntemente zuasmman mit German.

 

[ArcWinter]

I speak English, Math, Body Language, and Gibberish.

Although I'd like to try to learn Icelandic.

 

[NeutralDrow]

Other than my native English, I can speak a little bit of French (four years of high school, six years of disuse) and I have very elementary fluency in Japanese (enough to get by, not enough for true conversation...which I'm working on).

Also, with living next to the Mexico border, I have a very vague understanding of Spanish (not enough to speak, but I can read and understand a little). I used to have the same level of Kurdish, but I haven't spoken any in nearly two decades.

In other words, I really only speak one language, but I'm doing all I can to remedy that.

 

[HardRockSamurai]

English
French

...and a couple of words of Taiwanese...[small]mostly food related[/small]...

 

[Ham_authority95]

English,and maybe toddler French if forced to. Only because its mandatory to take a second language to graduate

Damn I envy all of you bilingual people.....

 

[Sassafrass]

English as my primary and a little bit of French, nothing fluent and one curse word in German which I'm not even sure of it is what it means.

Then how do you know it's a curse word?

I'm not actually sure on it.
Forgive the poor wording of my post.

 

[Doc Incognito]

Parlo l'italiano correntemente zuasmman mit German.

I'll assume you're Italian and speak German.

English is my first language, I can speak Spanish fairly well, and I'm also fluent in BasicX.

 

[SovietSecrets]

Russian, English, Spanish, and a bit of Hebrew.

 

[Pimppeter2]

Greek and French.

 

[Acier]

Other than English I took Latin for 3 years, but I can't really speak it

I also took a Cherokee course for a while but had to give it up because real school got in the way. But I had really basic conversation and the syllabary down.

 

[matumba]

I took enough Spanish throughout college and highschool that I can understand the gist of what is being said to me (don't ask me to speak it though), and I inherited some incredibly broke-ass Irish from my grandfather.

 

[CK76]

Zwei

 

[DuplicateValue]

Well English is my first language, but I can speak a good amount of Irish, and my French isn't horrible I guess.

I can also say "I love you" in Japanese, though I don't see that coming in useful any time in the near future. xD

 

[2012 Wont Happen]

English. I do well in Spanish class, which I contribute to my Spanish teacher giving us test answers before the fact and me copying them down. I know some Spanish, but certainly I don't know enough to adequately speak to anybody.

So, I only know my native language.

 

[traceur_]

Just English and Australian.