How many languages do you know?

[shiroun]

English
Italian
Some Japanese
and Ruby

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[uroron]

English
Norwegian
Danish
Swedish
German
and c++

 

[pathbinder]

Let's see:

• Tagalog(native language, ironically i suck at it when in literature form but okay in speech)
• English(they say i'm very fluent at it)
• Spanish(meh, it was part of Tagalog and I didn't even know it, phrases only)
• German(phrases only, mostly WWII stuffs, working on it, don't even ask me to speak it)
• French(very little, working on it, don't even ask me to speak it)
• Japanese(very little, working on it, don't even ask me to speak it)
• Music language

 

[shiroun]

Ok my new list.

Ruby,
English,
Italian,
Music Language (A, B, C, D, E, F, G)
Tabs (guitar)
Computer-z0rz

 

[computerwizoo7]

i know  English and i'm learning japanese.
HTML
CSS
and currently learning more

 

[Scorpius]

English and piglatten. Yeah, nothing much. I think I'm going to learn German, though. Or should I say ermangay?

English: Fluent
Pig Latin: Fluent
German: Semi-Fluent (working on defining words like I know the main stuff but I just need to learn how to be more in-formalish also lol I'm too formal my cousin (who lives in Munich & Kiel, Germany said..))

I know English, Pig Latin and German! YAY ME! lol.

Iay nowkay Nglisheay, Igpay Atinlay nda Ermangay! Ayay emay!

Ich wisse Englisch, Pig Latin und Deutsch! Yay mich!

 

[Scorpius]

Ooops pressed quote instead of Modify I'm sorry!  :dead: :crazy:

 

[dadevvtsvre]

OFFICIAL Languages-
English
French
Going to learn Spanish next year

NONOFFICIAL Languages-
Music
Guinea Pig (okay, I made it up, sue me)
Pig Latin (this counts, right?)

 

[Gando]

Languages i know:

Swedish(speaks fluently)
English(advanced)
German(beginner)
Japanese(very basic stuff, currently learning this language)
Norwegian(can understand it, not speak it.. -.-)
Danish(can understand some of it, but definitely not speak it..)
Ruby(currently learning)

 

[Incognitus]

A bit of German and French. Enough Latin and Hebrew to get by, and enough Arabic to know what insults Hizb ut-Tahrir members are directing at me! >_> And also grab the jist of Arabic articles...like the Latin and Hebrew. :|

I don't know any English at all. It's a complete mystery to me.

 

[Mascarpone]

american. give you three guesses.

 

[boon]

Wow, that's the first time I've seen someone call it "American". It's English.

I speak fluent English and French,
I code fluent xHTML and CSS,
I code poor Ruby.

 

[serrated_colon]

I speak somali and english. I am currently learning french and arabic.

 

[CERU]

I have been studying Japanese for ... forever. x.o; I still don't feel as if I am competent in the language in any way shape or form but ahh .. gotta keep trying.

Wow, that's the first time I've seen someone call it "American". It's English.

I speak fluent English and French,
I code fluent xHTML and CSS,
I code poor Ruby.

They were implying that they were American so they speak English. >_>;

 

[Untra]

I speak primarily English. Its like my native tongue or something.

 

[Taever]

I can speak and write quite a few languages fluently including:

• English
• Chinese
• Japanese
• French
• Latin

 

[serrated_colon]

it's amazing looking at this thread how many otaku are on these forums

 

[Maria1]

My native language is Czech
I can speak English very well (or at least so I think...)
I study French (not very good at it yet, if I hear a native speaker, I understand less than half of the words)
I used to study German, but I stopped four years ago and now I remember only the basics (like "ich bin" = "I am")
I can code C++, Delphi/Pascal, Java and HTML and I'm trying to learn some Ruby
Oh, and I can speak Slovak as well, because it's very similar to Czech, with only small differencies

 

[miss matcha]

My native languages are English and Japanese; but I've studied Spanish, Korean, and Mandarin while in school and through travels.  My abilities in the latter rise and fall depending on how much practice I get  

 

[kaze950]

English. Don't care about learning other languages. That's what translators are for (and besides, I don't plan on leaving my country any time soon).

I know some spanish, though. And some japanese, but nothing but basic phrases or nouns.

Eh, the ones that are still spoken-

English, German, Spanish, Norweigan, Swedish, Danish, Dutch, and Icelandic (most of them spoken not at expert level, but at a 'okay' level.)

And a couple that don't exist-

Old Norse, Elfish.

? Old Norse is real, it's just a dead language. Elfish, on the other hand....I assume you mean Tolkien elvish? Not real, but funny that you know it nonetheless.