What languages can you speak?

[Pomelo]

Besides the obvious English.

I can speak Farsi and a little French (not fluent though lol). I started teaching myself Japanese last summer, but I kinda had to put that on hold because of other irl responsibilities...

Uhhh I also took an Arabic class a few years ago, but I've forgotten everything except "yes", "no", "I don't know", "what's up", "dear/darling", and whatever Arabic loanwords are already in Farsi. I'd like to learn it again sometime, but the grammar kinda kicked my ass.

 

[Twillby]

I speak a vague beginner-intermediate level of Japanese (took two years in college and study by myself off and on now) and sometimes I can understand a little Spanish because I took four years of it in middle/high school.

 

[YunīC]

I can only speak german

I can't even speak english, I can only write & read it and maybe also hear it a bit (depends on accent)
I will never speak english again, it always doesn't end well

 

[Move->Forward]

Well, native in English.

Learning Japanese and I'd like to pick up Spanish soon.

 

[Hatsune-hakase]

The only language I can actually speak is English. But I know a lot of French and a little bit of German, enough that I can probably read something in those languages (though I'd have to look up lots of words). I also know the Cyrillic alphabet, but I don't actually know any of the languages that use it.

 

[mobius017]

English, Spanish (Well, 2.5/4 years,

porque, más o menos en serio, dos de las profesoras se perdieron las mentes

because, more or less seriously, two of the teachers lost their minds

.), and a conlang that I taught myself.

 

[Geranium]

I studied in Denmark last summer and learned enough by the end to order fast food does that count

but tbh 99% of the time my social skills are so bad that i can't even say i speak english

 

[Pomelo]

but tbh 99% of the time my social skills are so bad that i can't even say i speak english

Really relatable tbh

 

[hamano]

I'm a native speaker of Finnish snd English is my second strongest language although my accent is pretty bad I imagine.
I studied Swedish at school for 4 or 5 years but I've forgotten most of it. I understand Swedish better than I speak.
I've studied Japanese on my own but I'm still a beginner.
Oh, I also studied German in middle school for 2 years but I only remember some very basic phrases and vocabulary.

 

[Vani ❤ Candy]

i speak some Japanese, very poorly haha, im still studying and i have a long way to go @_@

i studied Mandarin Chinese and Spanish back in school, but i've forgotten most of them ;;;

 

[idoltrash69]

English and Spanish! (Chilean spanish, like @Rayduxz!)

 

[Blue Of Mind]

I had to do French and Spanish in high school, but I've forgotten all of it now. ^^;

I've been meaning to pick up German at some point, since it would be really helpful for my career prospects. (I want to become a researcher in Nazi German history). I'd also like to pick up Japanese and Russian for fun too.

 

[xuu]

Native English and N3 Japanese. Some Spanish but it's not that good right now. Going to be studying both Japanese and Spanish for the next two years though, and probably taking Japanese further academically too. Want to learn Korean and Chinese to an extent, eventually.

 

[ZAR-PARTY | ЦАРЬ-ПАРТИ]

My first language was Russian. Because I grew up in Germany, I learned German too to the point that both are on the same level.
Every elementary school in Germany has an English class, but I never was good at it... Until the time I discovered Hatsune Miku and Vocaloid. German Miku fans were nowhere to be found, so I used my broken school English to post on English forums. One year later, I became the best English student in class.
Ironically, people like to make fun of Miku's English, but for me, she became a kind of an English teacher.
I also learn Japanese because I want to write songs in Japanese. I will try the N5 exam later this year.
When I become fluent in Japanese, in 10 years, perhaps, I will start with Chinese.

 

[Hatsune-hakase]

Every elementary school in Germany has an English class, but I never was good at it... Until the time I discovered Hatsune Miku and Vocaloid. German Miku fans were nowhere to be found, so I used my broken school English to post on English forums. One year later, I became the best English student in class.

See, Vocaloid is educational!

 

[Aqua-P]

I can speak in French (It's my Native language) and a little bit English . ^^'

 

[BLANAero]

I can speak French, English, an intermediate Spanish and basic conversations japanese.
French is native, english is really fluent.

 

[DorellyMimi]

I'm Italian so I'm fluent in it and our local dialect (which is almost a language itself), but I also studied French and can understand Spanish a little, too!

 

[Cluemily]

I speak English, but since I live in Scotland it's basically just Scots at this point since we change it up so much. I've been attempting to learn French and Spanish in my spare time, and my Grandad used to teach me Scots Gaelic when I was wee, but I've pretty much forgotten most of that at this point.

 

[BiscuitsandTriscuits]

I'm Swedish so I can speak that tho now that I'm in America I very rarely do unless its muttering under my breath at work and also speak English have been studying with a friend of mine who was native to Mainland China for Mandarin tho