Dutch, Spanish, German, French, Africana, Celtic, Islandic, Portuguese, English, Norwegian, Swedish, Hungarian, Chinese, Japanese, and a bit a broken Latin (if that counts).
What languages can you speak?
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English and enough french to eavesdrop with
(If they talk extremely slowly without an accent lol)
(If they talk extremely slowly without an accent lol)
English
Broken English
scarce Latin...
and American Sign Language
...and anything my google translator can handle...
Broken English
scarce Latin...
and American Sign Language
...and anything my google translator can handle...
Fluintly english,
I could probably get the meaning of most latin,
phrases from Italian, french, German, japanese, IE can say a few things but to much
i wish I spoke Japanese fluently. It would make watching anime alot easier,
oh and to quote bender "oh crap its signaling in Binary, crap I only speak enough binary to ask where the bathroom is... Hey do you speak English?"
I could probably get the meaning of most latin,
phrases from Italian, french, German, japanese, IE can say a few things but to much
i wish I spoke Japanese fluently. It would make watching anime alot easier,
oh and to quote bender "oh crap its signaling in Binary, crap I only speak enough binary to ask where the bathroom is... Hey do you speak English?"
I speak English, me first language.
I speak Japanese, my wife's language.
She's also teaching me Italian, but I know very little at this point.
I speak Japanese, my wife's language.
She's also teaching me Italian, but I know very little at this point.
English and Czech: I grew up bilingual.
I do speak Czech fluently...but writing/spelling in it is a different story.
And I studied Spanish and French, so I can have meager conversations in those, I guess. And of course I learned assembly in college, and am boning up on binary. The language L of logic can be quite fun.
I do speak Czech fluently...but writing/spelling in it is a different story.
And I studied Spanish and French, so I can have meager conversations in those, I guess. And of course I learned assembly in college, and am boning up on binary. The language L of logic can be quite fun.
finnish (native language)
english. Duh.
german
swedish
A bit of spanish
and russian, thought writing coherently is a bit problematic,
danish, as it is somewhat close to swedish language, albeit spoken as if you had a hot potato in your mouth.
Enough of japanese to identify hotels and restaurants etc basics by katakana symbols, and speak/understand spoken language enough to hold basic conversations and ask for directions and understand them.
So I guess that makes 5 languages I can claim to speak, read and write well or decently, and 3 that I can speak and read a little.
And interestingly enough, I've never even been that interested in languages nor do I (or my friends) consider me a lingually oriented person.
english. Duh.
german
swedish
A bit of spanish
and russian, thought writing coherently is a bit problematic,
danish, as it is somewhat close to swedish language, albeit spoken as if you had a hot potato in your mouth.
Enough of japanese to identify hotels and restaurants etc basics by katakana symbols, and speak/understand spoken language enough to hold basic conversations and ask for directions and understand them.
So I guess that makes 5 languages I can claim to speak, read and write well or decently, and 3 that I can speak and read a little.
And interestingly enough, I've never even been that interested in languages nor do I (or my friends) consider me a lingually oriented person.
