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I was just wondering what other languages people around here know.
I am fluent with Spanish and English.
And I have studied some French and currently take German.
Also I've tried to study Korean online before. -
English, French, Spanish, and a wee bit of Hindi and Mandarin (basically enough to get me into trouble)
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I can speak more than a little German and French, but am not quite fluent. I lived in Germany for five years, so I am much more proficient in German than I am in French. I also studied Biblical Hebrew, which is slightly different than Modern Hebrew. It's mostly sung instead of spoken, though. I can read from the Hebraic Bible. I can also understand Yiddish because of the combination of study of both German and Biblical Hebrew.
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learning foreign languages suck... im in spanish1 cuz i failed in 9th
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Speak, read and write Spanish fluently, and of course, English.
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English, French, and I've been told that I do a farily good job with Spanish when I'm drunk.
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I'm trying to learn Japanese and I've taken a bit of spainish, expecting to take more next year.
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English, schoolboy French, and I know one word of German .. "ACHTUNG!!!"
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I`m not a native english speaker so English is a foreign language for me. Besides english I speak romanian( my native tongue), french, latin, italian and a little spanish
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I can say Taco Bell, french fries, and Octoberfest ... that's about the length of my multilingual skills, though I think the northern americans will know this one.
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I wanna be an Aussie
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I can nod sagely in many languages. Does that count?
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I speak English, French and Japanese. I can read English, French, Italian and Spanish. I can make out a few things here and there in Japanese but I am not fluent in reading it at all.
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I can swear in Arabic.
I can ask for the bathroom in Spanish.
I can order beer in German.
And I have witnessed from too many seasons of The Amazing Race that "rapido" is the universal word for "I am an annoying American that needs the taxi driver to go faster."
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English, Irish, Spanish (all reasonably fluent) Polish, and a tiiiinnnnyyy bit of German
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I can speak German pretty well. I can tell you my name, what I do in my free time...oh just go to my page. There's a small section. I can say all of that and know what I'm talking about.
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I speak Gaelic fluently and German , Greek, Spanish i've learn by ear so it's not the best but yea
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I can speak English, Mandarin Cantonese fluently and a few words in Japanese.
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Love learning foreign languages! Especially since I studied Latin - it's so cool to see how most European languages are all pretty similar.
German, Spanish, bit of French. I studied Polish for a few weeks. -
English, Welsh, a bit of French and Spanish in there too...
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i can speak some spanish but i am very fluent with english
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English. Spanish. Italian. Klingon.
Can understand enough: Arabic. Chinese. Swahili when used conversationally. -
Yo hablo español un poco.
I mainly speak English. -
English, of course.
A bit of Spanish- but I'm better with reading and writing it, than conversation. I think it's because my southern accent gets in the way when I try to speak it
Some French.
Some Russian.
And currently I'm learning Gaelic. -
Spanish and French, if you dropped me in France or Spain i'd be able to survive there, by survive i mean get the hell out.
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*thinks*
Well, in school I'm learning French (it's good now since the old teacher is on vacation
) Learning Arabic (I have to
so I can read the Quran) and can understand some words in Malaysian.
how dare they! They don't have the word "Quran" I the dictionary!
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Isn't it Koran?
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The correct spelling is Qur'an. "Koran" is spelling it phonetically.
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potatoes, patatoes.....same difference? Means the same thing? Can use either or? Is it user friendly? Does it matter?
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Eh, I guess it doesn't matter. I just like the first because it gives me an excuse to use the often-ignored letter "Q".
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I take Latin, but seeing as it's a "dead language", I don't know if that counts.
I know some French.
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Konnichiwa!
I can speak english, urdu, arabic, a bit of persian and a tiny bit of japenese. -
fluent in arabic
and on my 5th year taking french
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I can write in Elven, does that count?
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Fluent in English
I know some French and Japanese -
I know some Spanish and Japanese...
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Music is the international language
I also speak English, Spanish, smidgeon of French, smidgeon of Latin(noone speaks it back
), and a little German, and a little more of Italian. I also love the fortune cookies that teach you chinese...I am up to about 20 words....
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I speak quite a few. I'm not fluent, but am good in Japanes, Spanish, German, Polish, French, Apache (it's not actually called Apache, but I can't remember the correct term,), Cherokee, Russian, and, of course, English.
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Japanese*, or Nihon-go. Espanol. Francais.
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Oh, and Latin. I'm learning Italian, too.
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English, obviously, I'm studying French (and am living in France for the moment), German (and will be living in Germany from April) and Russian at University. I can also speak Norwegian quite well, and a tiny bit of Japanese and Icelandic.

Rin-
Oct 11 9:50 AM 2008
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