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Do you speak more than one language? If so, comment on which ones!
Disclaimer: you don't have to be fluent in the languages, just that you speak enough to understand it.
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#1
I'll go first, ranked in the level of fluency.
1. English (native language)
2. Latin (the Roman kind)
3. German (my FAVORITE)
4. French
5. Spanish
6. Arabic
7. Hebrew, Greek, Korean (only know a few phrases)
8. Swedish
Final score:
4points
#2
I'm from Luxembourg, we don't really have a choice in this matter ^^ we have a high proportion of foreigners, around 50%... I know english, german, french and luxembourgish.
Final score:
4points
Deutschland Mädchen 3 years ago
Foreigners as in tourists or as in like immigrants and people coming to live there? Sorry I don't know much about Luxembourg but I'm open to learning more.
#3
I am fluent in ASL
I know enough Spanish to have a conversation.
Do made up languages count? My brother and I once made up our own language, and I'm still fluent in it. Sometimes I'll still still have conversations with him in the language.
I know some French.
Final score:
3points
#4
Well, I'm American so I speak English. I'm also learning German. I'm not at all fluent yet, but I'm learning at least. Everyone else I talk to thinks it's a weird language, but I love it.
Final score:
3points
#6
I speak German, French, & English, some Italian & know enough Spanish to get around.
Final score:
2points
#7
I speak fluent English, Portuguese (not fluently but enough to get around), and I am learning Italian.
Final score:
2points
#8
German (native speaker)
English (not that great)
Russian (basic knowledge)
Final score:
2points
#9
I speak English, French, and I’m currently learning both Hebrew and Tagalog.
Final score:
2points
#10
I speak:
English (fluent)
Arabic (fluent)
Turkish (almost fluent)
Spanish (can carry a basic convo)
Italian (studied it for 4 years, can understand more that speak)
Learning:
Japanese
French
Final score:
2points
Deutschland Mädchen 3 years ago
Arabic sounds like music even when you're just talking in it. Which is your favorite language so far?
#11
Since I’m from India I know at least 4 languages. I knew English and Marathi from birth. Once I started school I learnt Hindi at age 5. When I became 10 I learnt Kannada. I’m not that fluent in kannada but I can read and understand it. Hindi, english and Marathi are languges i can seamlessly switch between. Infact it is quite common for me to speak all 3 of them in the same sentence.
Final score:
2points
Deutschland Mädchen 3 years ago
That's impressive. I wish I had been taught more languages at a younger age, it would have made things easier.
#12
I speak English as a first language, and I can understand Spanish pretty well (there are lots of Spanish speaking kids at my school, so I started to pick up on it), but speaking it is a different story, I can only speak basic phrases. I’ve been taking French in school for a few years now, idk if that counts. I know a bit of Norwegian because my grandparents speak it fluently. I’m not fluent in Norwegian, but I can understand it pretty well and I’ve been learning it on Duolingo so I can impress my grandparents lol.
Final score:
1point
#14
I speak Spanish, Italian, Korean, German, French, English and Welsh to a high level. Im 14 and british.
Final score:
1point
#15
I am fluent in English (native language lol)
Learning ASL and almost know Enough to get around.
And I'm learning to read Korean
Final score:
1point
#16
I was lucky to grow up in a multi-lingual family and a father, who is a philologist (PhD) - so I am fluent in German (Born there and raised until age 14/15)
Fluent in French (Mom’s French)
quite fluent in English (Dad’s half American and I also lived there)
don’t “speak” Latin, but studied it for 5 years and can translate anything - (some don’t even consider it a language)
get around with Spanish and Italian
understand Dutch perfectly but barely speak it myself, even though I worked for a Dutch company for my years
Final score:
1point
#17
English, French, and enough Polish to appear a fool.
Final score:
1point
Chinmayee Kalghatgi 3 years ago
Well you probably are not a fool in polish since you made the effort to learn or understand it 😊
#18
I speak English, Sinhala, Malay from birth and also understand Tamil and Hindi pretty well (learnt them by watching movies :D)
Final score:
1point
#19
I am from russia and i speak russian, hebrew, english, german, and italian (working on french)
Final score:
0points
#20
No, I'm learning to speak Japanese, French and Spanish though. I'm not the kind to brag buuut...I'm also trying to memorize Morse code
Final score:
0points
#21
Spanish & Catalan as native languages
English (bilingual but my acent is too spanish)
Dutch ( I can hold simple conversations but not talk about serious things like politics)
Final score:
0points
What do you think ?
Unnamed Hooman 3 years ago
I speak English, and a little bit of French. For some reason, I understand Spanish, but have never learned it. I think I tried the learn while you sleep as a 10 year old, but my earbuds died halfway through.
Deutschland Mädchen (Post author) 3 years ago
Spanish is similar to English. Most people can pick out the words that look similar and can get the gist of it. Do the learn while you sleep things actually work?
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Unnamed Hooman 3 years ago
I speak English, and a little bit of French. For some reason, I understand Spanish, but have never learned it. I think I tried the learn while you sleep as a 10 year old, but my earbuds died halfway through.
Deutschland Mädchen (Post author) 3 years ago
Spanish is similar to English. Most people can pick out the words that look similar and can get the gist of it. Do the learn while you sleep things actually work?
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