What languages do you speak?

[Zyrocz]

Norwegian and English.

 

[Shoggoth2588]

I can only speak English. I tried learning Japanese and still plan to try learning it but, I'm nowhere near fluent. I may end up learning Korean because of my GF learning it but I know next to nothing about it.

 

[dark-mortality]

Norwegian guy, is at least acceptable when it comes to English, and a bit German.

Gee, I feel so smart X_X

 

[3quency]

Currently English. I'm going to pick up a French course this september though, so hopefully that too at some point. Also I have some Dutch relatives, so if I ever want to learn I can just slum with them for a while

 

[Zyxx]

English and conversational Japanese. Really want to get back to Japan and get my fluency up.

Captcha: hello, world. Um... I took a couple programming classes, but I wouldn't say I'm fluent in any computer languages, sorry.

 

[Lectori Salutem]

Dutch, English, French, a bit of German and C#

 

[Sandernista]

English and a fair bit of Mandarin Chinese, though it's getting pretty rusty.

 

[redisforever]

English, Russian (decently), and French (meh, not too well). I can also vaguely understand written Polish, and bits of other European languages.

 

[BakaSmurf]

English and a few curse words in Slavey.

 

[Vanilla_Druid]

English and Australian. And yes, they are different languages.

I'm starting to learn Gaelic too.

Which type of Gaelic? I am assuming Scottish, but I can never be too sure. I am studying that and Welsh myself.

 

[Hollyday]

I know a guy whose life's goal is to learn to recognise every single spoken language and then learn how to say 'Sorry, I don't speak ......' perfectly in them all. It would be awesome...

As a fan of language cul-de-sacs, the languages I know (apart from English) are Welsh, Finnish and Italian (and by know I mean: can buy something in a shop, order a round of drinks, swear like a trooper and understand enough to know when I'm being insulted during conversation). As a Brit it does make me seriously mortified when I meet so many Europeans who are fluent in 3, 4, 5 languages. I'd love to do it, but the effort involved...

 

[Whitewillow]

English.... Very boring, I know. I know a few words in French, Italian, Japanese, Mandarin, and German, and I'm hoping to learn Japanese fluently sometime in the next year or so.

 

[Fatboy_41]

English and Australian. And yes, they are different languages.

I'm starting to learn Gaelic too.

Which type of Gaelic? I am assuming Scottish, but I can never be too sure. I am studying that and Welsh myself.

Irish Gaelic. Not sure exactly how different they are. Maybe I'll dabble in Scottish afterwards as well.

 

[Sram]

English and German, and if dialects count i'll add Kölsch (Cologne dialect)

 

[RustlessPotato]

I speak French, Dutch and English. Did study Latin though, can't really speak it, but I can translate pretty well.

 

[w9496]

Ich spreche ein bisschen Deutsch, aber mein erste sprache sind Englisch.
I speak a bit of German , but my first language is English.

I probably butchered that a bit.

 

[janjotat]

English, Ukrainian, and interpretive dance. also a fair number of russian curse words
captcha: trust me

 

[Thanatos5150]

Native English speaking, with broken Spanish, passable American Sign Language, and a passing familiarity with Japanese, as well as a smattering of a handful of other major languages - (One or two phrases in French and German, I can figure out most Latin given time, And, like, two words in Russian)

 

[Goofguy]

Native English speaker but I also speak French. I would like to learn an other language or two but I'm just so lazy that I haven't gotten around to it yet.

 

[Girl With One Eye]

I was about to say that as a BBC, it should be obvious what languages I speak, though I'm shocked by how many there are that don't speak Chinese of one persuasion or another...

They better not be aimed at me ! Not my fault my mum didn't teach me...

OT: English.