How many languages do you speak fluently?

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czech09

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I learned Czech and English at the same time personally so I speak 2 completely fluently. I've taken 5yrs of German, 2 of French and now 3 of Spanish however can't say I'm completely fluent in either of those but I'm getting close hehe. By the way L33t is not a "language" nor is HTML,PHP, etc lol...;)
 
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Biggerhammer

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Just one, fluently. I can manage conversations in two more but I'm not fully fluent by any stretch.
 
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ForumMaster

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sh!t! i voted 1 by mistake. i can speak two fluently: hebrew and english. but i also know a tiny bit of french. my grandpa speaks hebrew,english,french,german,swahili, and a bit of arabic.
 
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Doctorweir

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German and English fluent...pieces of Korean, French, Spanish that are enough not to die of hunger or thirst... ;)


What's Tagalog?
 
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DaWhim

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english and cantonese. trying to get better with mandarin, but it doesn't help why your friends constantly laugh at you when you try to speak it. i know a little bit of korean and trying to learn more of it.
 
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Eltano1

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English and Spanish fluently, and I can understand portuguese and italian and keep a little conversation in both.

Eltano
 
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ts3433

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English only, although I'm going into my third year of Latin next year.

Originally posted by: Doctorweir
German and English fluent...pieces of Korean, French, Spanish that are enough not to die of hunger or thirst... ;)

What's Tagalog?
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It's a language of the Philippines.
 
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Jikininki

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English and mandarin fluently. Can hold a decent conversation in Taiwanese but I'm far from fluent. Can also understand/attempt Japanese.

Learned French in high school...most of it has been lost since then...but I can still pick up a few words here or there.
 
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Kyanzes

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Well, it's an interesting question because I virtually don't speak to anyone in english but I read books and watch tons of movies and tv series. It's quite a strange feeling not being able to speak a language (fluently) but to understand it in its written and spoken forms. Would be nice to learn german, I mean I live in the middle of Europe after all. So, aside from my own language, which is hungarian, I speak no other languages fluently. I envy those who know like six languages. I guess when you can speak that many, it already grants you interesting jobs, you don't even have to excel in anything else.
 
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chcarnage

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I'll give myself fluent for German, English, Italian and French (in this order). However the occasions to actually *speak* the foreign languages are rare.

I've also learned Danish but my first conversation after three years showed my that I'm far from fluent now :(
 
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kalster

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english
hindi
telugu
gujrati
marathi
last 4 aer all indian languages (not dialects)
 
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