Of Languages

[Hemlock]

English, Mandarin, and Shanghainese. Im also planning on learning another language either Japanese or Russian. 

 

[Mitsuru]

So my take from this thread is that y'all speak German but nobody ever speaks German to me.

 

[Marco Polo]

American, British and Australian english  does this count as one or 3 lol

 

[Mauris]

4: Cantonese, English, Mandarin y un poco español.

 

[Laffopuritain]

I know pieces of a few.  I took German and French in school and I taught myself pieces of Polish.

 

[Norval]

I speak English, Norwegian (and thus can speak/understand most Danish and Swedish. Danish is spelled almost the same as Norwegian but pronounced as if they are a drunk seal who has a herring stuck in their throat. True story: A drunk Swede with no ID was arrested in Sweden but they first thought he was a Dane because of the way he was slurring his words).  I also can speak a decent amount of German. 

 

[Lancelot]

English and enough Spanish to get by when traveling but would not consider myself fluent. 

 

[Khaos]

@Indger can we add a "None" option for @Khaos?

Thank u this would be very appreciated 

 

[Canbec]

So my take from this thread is that y'all speak German but nobody ever speaks German to me.

Perhaps if your English wasn't so good

 

[Miller]

Is redneck an option or nah. If so I know 3. 

 

[Yir Yoronti]

So my take from this thread is that y'all speak German but nobody ever speaks German to me.

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I also know a little german

 

[ChaosKnight]

• I speak the American, The Canadian, and the Australian English. 
  
• French when im drunk
  
• I also use to know Spanish though id probably stumble lots if i tried to use it now but i can still understand most of it pretty decent.  
  

 

[Indger]

So my take from this thread is that y'all speak German but nobody ever speaks German to me.

I will request in German from now on

 

[Sciturus]

English is my native language. I can speak enough Spanish and Italian to use a taxi, check in to a hotel, or order a meal at a restaurant, but that's about it. It's on my ever-growing to-do list to become proficient in a second language, but it's too easy to de-prioritize when life starts to get busy.

 

[Etat]

English and the language of loooove

 

[Sorenia]

Does 'fluent in sarcasm' count as a language? Then it'll be 3

 

[Elyzabeth Byrd]

How many languages do you speak/know?Tell.

As suggested by @Canbec

Italian as a native language and fluently in English (I'm taking C2 [a scale of language proficiency level in Europe, beginning from A1, the lowest to C2, the native level], right now) also I studied french in middle school but I remember just how to do something in everyday life, and a bit of Ukrainian from my native mother