How many languages can you speak?

[kikie]

I'd like to learn to speak the language of LOOOVVVEEEE! Yes, indeed.

 

[TorqueHappenS08]

English : Native.. of course
Japanese : intermediate-Advanced, read write and speak, so far can watch stuff raw and read some of a newspaper.
Korean : beginner. read...ish, write ish...
Spanish : common phrases

 

[JohnBM01]

I speak English best. My Spanish and Japanese are marginal at best. I do often feel my Spanish skills have faded since my High School days. However, I do kind of brush up on it a bit watching La Liga (Mexican soccer, or at least the series I've known as Futbol Liga Mexicana) matches from time to time. As for my Japanese, I was never too good with that. I do try to stay up on my Japanese at times.

If I wanted to brush up on languages (which is not the point of this thread), I wouldn't mind trying to learn French, Polish (because of so many Polish friends I have online), Vietnamese, and even Filipino... including Tagalog.

 

[PeterJB]

Just discovered this guy:



Mind. Blown.

 

[optiongamers]

My native language is English and I have been learning French for six years so I can speak French quite flunetly.

 

[shmogt]

English I am excellent at, but some Spanish and French. Not enough of either to say I speak them, but I can understand here and there.

 

[BenBaker]

A couple, but not flawless

1. Dutch
2. English
3. German
4. French

 

[Man of Mister]

1. Japanese (native)
2. English
3. Spanish (still learning!)

Plus, what's a:

flunet.

 

[PeterJB]

I've decided Danish is one of the easiest languages ever. Grammatically it's virtually no different from English, there's no horrendously complicated case and gender pronoun system like in German, no glottal stops and odd spelling like Dutch, and plenty of loanwords and cognates, which is hardly surprising considering that 1,000 years the two languages were virtually the same.

 

[optiongamers]

Plus, what's a:fluent.

I made a mistake which I didn't notice.