What languages do you speak?

[Frozen Ghost]

I speak:
Bits of Japanese, Chinese, Spanish
German
French
English(duh)

 

[PsychedelicJellyfish]

English fluently, French to a very good degree, Spanish to a reasonable degree. A bit of German, sort of enough to get by without having any real conversations. I also know little bits of a bunch of other languages, some of which might be mildly useful in some circumstances.

 

[Mochi10]

I can speak fluent English and some Spanish. Gonna be learning Latin and Japanese soon

 

[Becoming]

English is my first language. I think I'm good at speaking English . . . at middle school the whole class was taught some french, and I continued on with it for a term in high school. My older sister was also taking french at university, so she gave me lots of help. However, I didn't do "french extension" for another term and chose not to do french the next year.

After nearly a year of not doing languages I took up Japanese, for no reason other than Pokemon. I was behind the rest of the class, so I had to do some catch up work. However, I caught up, and not to brag, but I got top in Japanese for my year

If I had to take up another language, I guess it'd be Spanish. The reason? Demi Lovato's song Skyscraper also has a Spanish version

Also, growing up in New Zealand, in primary school we were taught some Maori (Maori is the language of the natives). Just basic stuff, like numbers and colors. I've forgotten most of that though.

 

[Yuppirox]

Mainly English, and some Spanish.

 

[Livinitup17]

English spanish some japanese some portuguese and different accents of south american countries and carribean spanish EX:argentina colombian dominican puerto rican mexican =]

 

[Haruka]

I would say I speak me some English pretty good, but apart from that: I can hold up decent conversation in both German and Japanese. I'm hoping to try learning French soon as well.

 

[Centurai]

Well, I speak English the best (which goes without saying xD).

Otherwise...I'm learning Spanish in school, and I'm reasonably fluent. Enough to carry out a conversation, but probably not a completely understandable one if I'm talking to a native Spanish speaker. I know a bit of French from my mother, who took it in college; I've learned a bit of Chinese from my friends, who keep trying to teach me it. I'm starting to learn Japanese reasonably well, though I won't be making any trips to Japan and speaking with people anytime soon. x)

 

[Simipour]

ENGLISH!. I learnt some of a couple languages at school, but sucked really bad and refused to continue. All I can do now is count and recite colours in Italian. Forgot all of Indo.

 

[~Ace]

English, Spanish and yah (chew)

 

[TheBluePorygon]

English, Spanish and yah (chew)

I wanna speak yah!


I need to learn more German to understand my Oma screaming at me.

 

[PrismaticPrincessAnna]

i speak fully english..my home country which i dont wanna put up..has lotsa languages but I speak 2 diff ones...
Lil bit of french, spanish, japanese..
Used to know german, italian, portoguese, chinese, taiwanese.....now i forgot those xD

nya~

 

[Raddaya]

From best to worst: English, Bengali, Hindi

 

[Drake Pokétrainer]

i speak fully english..my home country which i dont wanna put up..has lotsa languages but I speak 2 diff ones...
Lil bit of french, spanish, japanese..
Used to know german, italian, portoguese, chinese, taiwanese.....now i forgot those xD

nya~

Ehh, as far as I know, you can't just forget a language if you actually speak it.

Of course, knowing bits and pieces of a language doesn't mean you can speak it, so that's something else.

 

[G-Money]

I can only speak English, but I'm fluent in both Bostonian and Chicago dialects.

 

[Sarcastic Oshawott]

English, ASL, and French.

 

[Sapphire_Pichu]

English is my native language. I used to know some German, but it's very rusty. I need to brush up on that. And I know some French. Enough French to get me by, if I had to go to France

 

[NimhShambler]

English, Latin, Japanese and French.

 

[Contest_Lover]

English (I would hope)
French to a pretty ok standard and my university degree is in Japanese so hopefully I'm ok at that as well haha!

 

[Flame Mistress]

Ehh, as far as I know, you can't just forget a language if you actually speak it.

Of course, knowing bits and pieces of a language doesn't mean you can speak it, so that's something else.

I can vouch for this. After five years of living in England and speaking English most of the time, I'm still fluent at Korean. Once you're fluent, chances are that you'll always be fluent.