Out of curiosity, how many people on the forums are multi-langual?

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I know we've got people from all over the globe on the forums, and many of you are typing in English, your non native language. Besides English, what other languages are you fluent in?

I took six years of Spanish, but I haven't used it in close to 3 years, so I'm getting very rusty with it.

So for me, it's about 1.5 languages . How about you?

 

[DarkManX]

i also speak russian.

 

[Cenalian]

You mean multi-lingual??? hehehe...

I not only speak english, but also: gibberish, nonesense, nothingness and stuttering....

oh yeah, and scottish.

 

[helloedchen]

My native tongue is Mandarin Chinese, but i also speak fluent Haka (kinda rare dialect of chinese specific to a region in China, although i'm from Taiwan ). I also speak a little bit of French.

 

[huanaku]

I speak Enlgish, Spanish, Quechua and can understand Portuguese and Italian pretty well (especially written), but not speak them.

 

[TripleJ]

Do I know more than one language? 1% in grade 8 Fench exam. Pffft, yeah right.(compulsary year of a languages class. Obviously, I wasn't too interested)

 

[Viper22]

I speak English and some French. Had 3 years total in highschool. Used it a few months ago when i went to France for a week on vacation and it turned out ok. Very Rusty though.

Viper22

 

[Donuts]

I can speak Spanglish!

 

[AndyHui]

English, Cantonese, Mandarin, Japanese, French, some Latin

 

[rudder]

ich kanne nicht duestche sprechen!

 

[Pyxis]

I took two years of Spanish in high school but I don't remember much. Right now I'm taking German, so I'm getting better at it.

I can also speak and understand Macedonian.

 

[SirFshAlot]

je nes parles pas le francais

pero, hablo un poco

 

[Elledan]

I can speak English, Dutch and a bit of German.

Dutch is my native language.

 

[yasha]

I speak English, Russian, a little bit of German and west-side Ebonics.

Oh, and the language of love, baby!!

 

[ZeroBurn]

english, vietnamese, and spanish

well that's 3 years of spanish and i suck at it, so on the resume i'm trilingual but in real life i'm leaning toward 2.5

 

[RDMustang1]

definte multilingual? I can speak some spanish, enough to get me by but not enough to be considered fluent

 

[Techwhore]

Does Ebonics (SP?) count? Or must you be a California resident to claim that?

I took 4 years of Latin and 3 of Spanish... i can't speak any languages fluently but I could probably pick them up pretty quick, at least the romance languages that is.

 

[NutBucket]

Native English. Also speak Cantonese Chinese and some German.

 

[monk3y]

I speak English, Tamil, a little Arabic, and a little French...

 

[Regine]

I'm fluent in English and German. I used to know latin (but that doesn't really count, since noone speaks it anymore ), a tiny bit of french and a tiny bit of spanish. I think Arabic would be an awesome language to learn.

 

[Electric Amish]

I, myself, am a cunning linguist.

amish

 

[CJZ]

Fluently: English and Korean
Haltingly: Spanish (my conversational skills are horrendous but I can understand written Spanish well enough)

The unfortunate thing is how few people in the US even bother learning another language (but then again English is basically a universal language now).


CJZ

 

[DannyLove]

Fluent in three lanuages: English espanol y neffiando

danny~!

 

[mk52]

fluent in Turkish, German and British
and a few words in french, hehe women love the accent

-MeliK

 

[GhettoFob]

fluent english, adequate cantonese, 4 years of hs french and ebonics