Languages

English of course and Latin. I didn't read the other post so I don't know if anyone else here speaks Latin. I speak a bit of Spanish. I know quite a bit of sign language and one of my friends taught me a tiny bit Chinese and Japanese. (She has some Japanese in her and she took a class on Chinese)

 

Dutch and English.
I used to speak French aswell. But I neglected it really.

 

Dutch and English


And a bit of French, German and Spanish. Well for the spanish part, i just make up words that sound a bit spanish

 

Dutch Kurdish Iraqi Arabic English

 

I'm fluent in both French and English - which is alright. I'm also learning Spanish, German and the creole language of Alsace - which is a mix of French and German

It bugs me sometimes because sometimes I'll speka and certain words I say will sound really French and vice versa - so that pisses me off sometimes <_>

 

I read, write, and understand German, but I'm not a fluent speaker yet. My native language is English.

 

Spanish and French.

 

Czech, English and somewhat Slovakian.
I've been learning Spanish for 2 years.

 

I can fluently Speak/Type English, Dutch, Esperanto and Technobabble P). And I know bits and pieces of Russian, German, French, Latin and Spanish. But hey, ssst, I don't want anybody who knows me knowing about it, this way I can peep in on conversations in an easy way

 

French, French Slang, Quebec Slang (because they are very different), English, a bit of Spanish and two sentences of Swiss-German.

 

Swiss is not a language. They have their retoromanesfmmfjdkdg or how is it called.

 

Have been doing french at school for about five years so I would say I'm pretty fluent, and I'm from England so I can speak English. And I can speak geordie slang(most of you probably haven't heard of this unless you are from the Uk! )

 

i have taken french for 7 years now. so im pretty fluent. and of cours english too.

 

I speak English, I'm learning French, and I know how to say hello and bitch in Hebrew.

 

Fluent in French and English, making progress in Spanish, will start German as soon as I can.

 

fluently in english, latin, french, and Chinese(my school teacher had a hard time teaching me Chinese. Pronounciations are so hard!)

 

Fluent in English and Ebonics (Homie! ), and about 24% fluent in Spanish.

 

Swiss is not a language. They have their retoromanesfmmfjdkdg or how is it called.[/b][/quote]
It's a real language called Romansh.. I thought it was Swiss-German 'cause my swiss friends called it Swiss-German..

 

I speak English and Tagalog (mostly known to other people Filipino).