Any Bilingual Escapists here?
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I obviously speak English, But I am also fluent In Finnish.
Puhuuko kukaan muu taalla suomee?
I also have studied some spanish.
Yo hablo un poco espanol.
I also know a little German, Swedish, Japanese, and very very little French.
Puhuuko kukaan muu taalla suomee?
I also have studied some spanish.
Yo hablo un poco espanol.
I also know a little German, Swedish, Japanese, and very very little French.
I don't know what-lingual I am, but I speak (in decending order of competency)
Finnish (native language)
English
German
Swedish
Russian
Spanish
Japanese (I can spot the sign for a hotel, ask directions, or order beer and sushi for example, but that's pretty much it.)
I began to learn english when I was around 10 years old. I began learning german when I was around 11. Swedish came at around 14. All three foreing languages as part of standard public school curriculum.
And I've never liked learning languages and felt them to be a major pain in the hiney. Go figure.
Finnish (native language)
English
German
Swedish
Russian
Spanish
Japanese (I can spot the sign for a hotel, ask directions, or order beer and sushi for example, but that's pretty much it.)
I began to learn english when I was around 10 years old. I began learning german when I was around 11. Swedish came at around 14. All three foreing languages as part of standard public school curriculum.
And I've never liked learning languages and felt them to be a major pain in the hiney. Go figure.
Im fluent in sarcasm.
but seriously, i speak a little french, and i am fluent in pig-latin, but that doesn't really count does it?
but seriously, i speak a little french, and i am fluent in pig-latin, but that doesn't really count does it?
I'm quadlingual, icelandic being my primary language, and I'm also fluent in english, norwegian and finnish. Also had some german in school, although my retention of the language is terrible at best. Also spoke spanish fluently when I was younger while I lived in Nicaragua and Guatemala for a few years, but that is pretty much gone now.
Etant donne que je suis Quebecois, je parle naturellement le francais. J'ai appris l'anglais en jouant a des jeux et en me promenant sur le net.
Ca reste quand meme surprenant de voir a quel point le reste du Canada nous hait. Je ne suis pas independantiste mais ca commence a me faire changer d'idee cette attitude...
Hey you said I could answer in any language, so why not use that chance?
Stupid non unicode forum, can't use special characters...
Ca reste quand meme surprenant de voir a quel point le reste du Canada nous hait. Je ne suis pas independantiste mais ca commence a me faire changer d'idee cette attitude...
Hey you said I could answer in any language, so why not use that chance?
Stupid non unicode forum, can't use special characters...
I'm a Russian living in Estonia. So my primary language would be Russian, then comes English (I sometimes say that it's my second native language since I simply llloooovvveee ittt). Thirdly, I'm perfectly fluent in Estonian.
And, well, I can speak and understand some German, so I guess I can say that it's my fourth language.
I can also read in Polish, but I don't understand like 80% of the stuff I read.
And, well, I can speak and understand some German, so I guess I can say that it's my fourth language.
I can also read in Polish, but I don't understand like 80% of the stuff I read.
Arvestades et mu senised päriselus aset leidnud keelelised traverseeringud on kõik olnud limiteeritud mu enda kodu- ja sünnimaale (kui välja arvata inglise keele karastamine internetis), siis ma võin täie kindlusega öelda, et ma olen bilinguaalne, Eesti keel siis olles mu peamine, ning Inglise keel teisel kohal, kuigi mu sõnavara ja sõnade rittaseadmine hea voolu ja rütmiga on Inglise keelega isegi vot, et parem kui Eesti keelega.
Well, there are a lot of letters with umlauts which show up with weird symbols even to me (though when I use the "Preview" button, I've no idea if it happens with actual posts), but I hope you can get it. At the same time, I tried using words and wording that I think would confuse the shit out of Google Translate, so I'm not 100% sure you'll get an adequate translation.
But you're inclined to try.
Either way, my mother tongue is Estonian, and English is the other language that I speak fluently, which is actually slowly starting to surpass my Estonian (mostly in terms of vocabulary, though), which I also mentioned in my post.
I also speak German and Russian a bit, but my knowledge of them both is abysmal at best.
Well, there are a lot of letters with umlauts which show up with weird symbols even to me (though when I use the "Preview" button, I've no idea if it happens with actual posts), but I hope you can get it. At the same time, I tried using words and wording that I think would confuse the shit out of Google Translate, so I'm not 100% sure you'll get an adequate translation.
But you're inclined to try.
Either way, my mother tongue is Estonian, and English is the other language that I speak fluently, which is actually slowly starting to surpass my Estonian (mostly in terms of vocabulary, though), which I also mentioned in my post.
I also speak German and Russian a bit, but my knowledge of them both is abysmal at best.
