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How many Languages do you know?

Aug. 14, 2014  7:00 PM
 
I know English i can speak and read a pretty good amount of Spanish
Jan. 03, 2015  5:40 PM
 
I fluently speak and write English and Tamil, know some Spanish, Hindi,Telugu.
Jan. 03, 2015  5:46 PM
 
I know the following languages :
  • English
  • Urdu
  • Arabic
  • A little bit French
Jan. 03, 2015  11:01 PM
 
I can speak
Dutch
Englisch
Deutsch (a bit)
French (a bit)
Jan. 05, 2015  7:04 PM
 
I speak English fluently, I know a bit of French (the basics for a conversation), and a teeny bit of very rusty Spanish. Bad, I know. (And despite I live in an Arabic country, I know no Arabic at all.)
Jan. 07, 2015  9:59 PM
 
I only speak English. I am studying Japanese, but I wouldn't really count it since I'm not at conversation level yet. Still, I'm getting there.
Jan. 07, 2015  11:45 PM
 
I know english fluently (I think XD).

Two years of learning Spanish you'd think I'd know quite a bit. Nope. I just know how to say funny stuff and random song lyrics.
Jan. 08, 2015  1:25 AM
 
I can speak fluent English and French Smile I am also learning some Spanish.
Jan. 08, 2015  1:38 AM
 
Mandarin and English, Learning French and Japanese
Jan. 08, 2015  2:23 AM
 
I can speak English, I'm at a decent level in French I can carry on a basic conversation.
Jan. 08, 2015  2:29 AM
 
Two; fluent English and a tad bit of French.
Jul. 11, 2015  3:19 PM
 
Fluent english, and swedish. GÅ SVENSKA! GÅ SVERIGE! GÅ TRENT (aka Sion)
Jul. 11, 2015  5:23 PM
 
Three: Fluent English, Fluent Polish, some French, in the process of learning Japanese.
Jul. 16, 2015  9:35 PM
 
English and Some mandarin. Wanna learn sexy french.
Jul. 17, 2015  11:17 AM
 
English and Filipino.
Jul. 31, 2015  4:40 AM
 
a few.... brasilian portuguese ( im from brasil so.... ) English, conversational spanish, and conversational italian, ( i understand these two alot more since its so similar to portuguese) i understad some things...verry litttle lol in french, i know the meanings of some japanese words,i USED to know chinese but i forgot cuz school stoped teaching it, thats it i think
Jul. 31, 2015  1:11 PM
 
I know English and Brazilian Portuguese... But I'll start studying Japanese asap! Grin
Jul. 31, 2015  5:39 PM
 
(Jul. 31, 2015  1:11 PM)BeyGa Wrote: I know English and Brazilian Portuguese... But I'll start studying Japanese asap! Grin

dude! your from brasil too????
Jul. 31, 2015  9:43 PM
 
Technically, I only know English well and enough Spanish to get by, though I intend to review what I learned in high school to keep it fresh in my mind over the next few years. As for languages I will know, I've enrolled in beginning Japanese for my freshman year, and plan to continue it all throughout college. Though I don't see myself using it on a regular basis post-graduation, I think it has the potential to be useful, since I have my sights set on working for Hasbro in the future. Additionally, I started learning German through Duolingo a couple weeks ago and may consider applying to enter the spring German 102 course at my university, if I can fit it into my schedule.

TL:DR — I know English and basic Spanish, and I'm learning German and Japanese.
Jul. 31, 2015  10:05 PM
 
(Jul. 31, 2015  5:39 PM)Latios300000 Wrote:
(Jul. 31, 2015  1:11 PM)BeyGa Wrote: I know English and Brazilian Portuguese... But I'll start studying Japanese asap! Grin

dude! your from brasil too????

Yes! LOL I'm from Brazil, man. Smile
Aug. 11, 2015  7:26 AM
 
English is my first language, but I used to spend 2 months a year in Mexico so I picked up on a bit of Spanish. I also used to be fluent in French when I lived in France, but a lot of both languages have been lost due to lack of use. I can listen and read in French, but I probably wouldn't be able to participate in a conversation properly Unhappy
Aug. 11, 2015  9:29 AM
 
MANY Tongue_out Fluent English , Hindi , Marathi(state language so have to learn on purpose), French , Gujarati , Kutchi and A TAD BIT of Japanese Tongue_out
Sep. 06, 2015  3:21 AM
 
english, hindi, marathi, but funny thing is even though i live in india but i don't know how to write any of indian language [i can read marathi and hindi a bit] only english.


Hindi, English and Marathi are most commonly used language in india by the way
Sep. 06, 2015  3:52 AM
 
English (primary), Urdu (secondary), Spanish (from school), Arabic (little to little)
Sep. 06, 2015  5:41 AM
 
English, basic Spanish, and I enrolled in French this year for school. I'm enjoying it so far! The pronunciation of words is definitely a lot different than it looks being used to the English alphabet, haha.
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