What languages do you speak?

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  • CoachMaritova
    CoachMaritova Posts: 409 Member
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    American English
    British English
    German/Hochdeutsch
    American Sign Language
    I read/write Braille
    Some Classical Latin
    Some French
    Some Spanish
    and any bits and pieces of any language that I can pick up!!

    I love languages!!! :)
  • LaMujerMasBonitaDelMundo
    LaMujerMasBonitaDelMundo Posts: 3,634 Member
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    Sarcasm :tongue:

    thats my 4th language :laugh:
  • swordsmith
    swordsmith Posts: 599 Member
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    Klingon
  • hazieo
    hazieo Posts: 40 Member
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    English
    Irish/Gaelic
    A little French and German (from school)
  • kristi132
    kristi132 Posts: 1
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    English
    French
    Italian
    Russian (wish i could speak better)
    Finnish (a bit)
    Estonian (mother tongue)
  • LaMujerMasBonitaDelMundo
    LaMujerMasBonitaDelMundo Posts: 3,634 Member
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    Filipino

    English

    i do want to learn japanese and spanish..

    oh, kamusta ka? :smile:
  • coatsie79
    coatsie79 Posts: 187 Member
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    English
    Portuguese
    Spanish
  • pacmanjack
    pacmanjack Posts: 866 Member
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    I speak BOSS-tin....

    I practiced WICKID HAHHHD to get it right.

    OMG I want to hear this!!!


    :smile:
  • LaMujerMasBonitaDelMundo
    LaMujerMasBonitaDelMundo Posts: 3,634 Member
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    1. English
    2. Understand a little but don't speak Vietnamese (my heritage)
    3. Studying French now (about 2 weeks now)

    I studied French & Japanese many years ago but I already forgot many words especially Japanese. All I know is Ohayoo Gozaimasu (bonjour/good morning), Konnichiwa (bon soir/good afternoon), Kom Banwa (bonne nuit/ good evening).

    By the way, I understand some Portuguese too.
  • xsargex
    xsargex Posts: 768
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    American
    Profanity.
  • LaMujerMasBonitaDelMundo
    LaMujerMasBonitaDelMundo Posts: 3,634 Member
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    English
    Portuguese
    Spanish

    bom dia não, como você?
  • M155AUS
    M155AUS Posts: 52 Member
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    1. Australia (mate)
    2. Butcher the Queens English
    3. The two of them are intertwining more and more
  • orleansmith
    orleansmith Posts: 61 Member
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    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
    kapeluza Posts: 3,434 Member
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    English and Spanish
  • meggers123
    meggers123 Posts: 711 Member
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    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
    Dean31 Posts: 38 Member
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    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
    barbara1982 Posts: 349 Member
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    German (mother tongue)
    English (fluent)
    French (good)
    Russian (good)
    Polish (basic knowledge)
    Spanish (very basic knowledge)
  • Temporalia
    Temporalia Posts: 1,151 Member
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    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
    LaMujerMasBonitaDelMundo Posts: 3,634 Member
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    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
    ThePhoenixRose Posts: 1,985 Member
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    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.

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