What foreign languages can you speak?

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Lifer
Oct 7, 2001
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korean, konglish


but i'm not that good...born in US...didn't really learn much korean...my lvl is probably around elementary school lvl of korean lol
 

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Lifer
Jul 2, 2001
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English, Spanish, C, and Java, Basic, Python, and assembly.

It had to be said.

:D:beer: for all who do not pelt me with rocks.
 

FuZoR

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Sep 22, 2001
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broken Cantonese and some other dialect in China.

I usually deny i speak another language since its so pathetic. :)
 

AlexWade

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I'm an American, so none. I did try Spanish once. I got the syntax down, but the words and conjugating the verbs confused me. I want to try again. (Still, I feel people who live in the United States should learn English. You come here, you adapt to us. We go there, we adapt to you.)

:D When I travel abroad, if someone doesn't speak English, I just try again slower and louder.
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LOL. Not really. If I don't know the language or do not have an interpreter, I won't visit the country, because its my job to learn your language in your country.
 

Whitecloak

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May 4, 2001
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Indian Languages - Tamil, Malayalam, Hindi. Am interested in Sanskrit also
Western Languages - German

English is, of course, my language of choice.
 

Atlantean

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I can speak a little french... but only cause thats what they made us take in school as a kid. I know a bit of japanese thinking about taking a jap course.
 

guapo337

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A bit of spanish, and a little less japanese.

I've studied spanish for five years.. japanese for 3.