What languages do you speak?

LaMujerMasBonitaDelMundo

English
Portuguese
Spanish

bom dia não, como você?

M155AUS

1. Australia (mate)
2. Butcher the Queens English
3. The two of them are intertwining more and more

orleansmith

English
Bad English

very little Spanish
even less French
some German

I think I should make it a goal to learn more, especially German since I took that at uni not long ago.

kapeluza

English and Spanish

meggers123

English and German- fluent.

Enough Spanish to get around.

I understand French enough to have a conversation with two teachers I work with, as long as they let me reply in English or German. lol.

I used to know American Sign Language, although I'm so out of practice that it is redonkulous. I could still ask about your day and make small "talk" I think.

All of you who are tri- or more -lingual... Jealous! I feel cheated having spent the first 17 years in the US, where the motivation to learn other languages is limited. lol.

Dean31

I LOVE languages too! I am only fluent in American English, but I've studied German (Hochdeutsch), French, Japanese, Mandarin Chinese, and Na'vi

barbara1982

German (mother tongue)
English (fluent)
French (good)
Russian (good)
Polish (basic knowledge)
Spanish (very basic knowledge)

Temporalia

Quebec French (first language)
English
A bit of german and spanish (can understand spanish, but i'm blocking when I try to speak it)

LaMujerMasBonitaDelMundo

English and German- fluent.

Enough Spanish to get around.

I understand French enough to have a conversation with two teachers I work with, as long as they let me reply in English or German. lol.

I used to know American Sign Language, although I'm so out of practice that it is redonkulous. I could still ask about your day and make small "talk" I think.

All of you who are tri- or more -lingual... Jealous! I feel cheated having spent the first 17 years in the US, where the motivation to learn other languages is limited. lol.

Same here, only here are 2 official languages & it happens that Spanish is my first language w/c makes me tri-lingual but for me I'm not & I need to improve my english more.

ThePhoenixRose

English and various forms of sign language - ASL, SEE, SEE II, CASE

I went to school to interpret sign, and worked as an interpreter for several years.

FitnessElle

I'm completely fluent in both English and Spanish.

mommared53

English

Midwestern (Missouri). Warsh. Wisconsin I didn't realize I was mis-pronouncing it until a few years ago when a co-worker made fun of me for pronouncing it Wesconsin. July (Ju sounds like you instead of uh) Pop instead of soda to name a few.

dgirllamius

1) Good English
2) Bad English
3) A bit of German
4) A tiny tiny TINY bit of Spanish

Hmm.

I should know more German, seeing as I live there. Not good really :-/

ilookthetype

English
Very little French
Haitian Creole (poorly)
Chippy Xhow

Whatareherthings711

1. English
2. Gaelic
Bits of
1. French
2. Italian
3. Mandarin
4. Spanish

NewVonnie

I speak BOSS-tin....

I practiced WICKID HAHHHD to get it right.

HA!!!! Hilarious..so do I..thats wicked cool...I also speak English and Sarcasm and like maybe 10 words in Spanish..lol

baisleac

Fluent:
U.S. English

Just enough to fumble along with a VERY patient person (and with spoken language, some flailing of hands):
American Sign Language
French
Mexican Spanish (how you could grown up in Southern California without picking up a little is beyond me)

A few words:
Irish Gaelic
German

greeneyed84

German (my mother)
English (my father)
Some italian (learned it in school)
Some spanish (live in Texas so inevidable, lol)

I speak german & the rheinland-pilate dialect, I have lived on the east coast, north & so I picked up slangs & dialects from all places.

paulahhhh

Besides SARCASM, I can speak...
1) English -- Since I lived in Cali almost my whole life...
2) Tagalog -- pero konti lang.
3) Ybanag -- My family dialect from the Philippines.
4) Ilokano -- Since 1/2 of my family is from the Ilokano provinces.
5) Gibberish -- HAHA!
6) Spanish -- Re-learning this for when I go to Costa Rica for my sister's wedding.

nosugarcoating

German (native), English (near native - I've been mistaken for an American by Brits before), and Spanish (though my Spanish used to be better). I also speak some Italian, remember a little French from high school and know a few words of Catalan. I can understand Italian & French much better than I speak them.

canelly

English..... Spanish

But I'm better at the Spanglish !!!

dmpizza

The Queen's English (I grew up in Queens)

Jennjenn1974

English and Cat

skinnny1day

The only fluent language I speak is English, but I do know a good bit of German.

katya73

Maltese
Italian
English
Learning French and japanese

LeeKetty1176

English
Klingon
wookie

timtamslam

English.
I'm also fluent in sarcasm.

lilyinlove

Deutsch und English.

seyran

1. Turkish (mothertongue)
2. Italian
3. English
4. German (some)
And I understand some French

runlaugheatpie

English is my first language (American)
Enhanced English is sort of what I speak now (British words, phrases, some pronunciation)
Dutch is my second language (what I speak every day in the country I live in)

I have studied German in the recent past but because of the Dutch completely taking over my brain I have a really hard time speaking it. I understand a LOT though and even have full conversations with colleagues with me speaking English and the other person speaking German.

I've studied other languages as well, but never practised really, so I would never claim to speak those languages.