What languages do you speak?

Please share, what is you first language? What are the others you can speak?

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  • donteatstuffoffthesidewalk

    hillbilly

    english

    i can git by in new orleans & boston language by gittin drunk & droppin my r's

    i also makes a point to be able to say hello goodbye thank you wheres the bathroom and one beer please in lotsa languages

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    • The essentials! :D Which languages so far?

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      • donteatstuffoffthesidewalk

        spanish french german russian cantonese korean japanese

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        • So I'll impart my knowledge for future reference:
          Portuguese: oi, tchau, obrigado, onde é o banheiro?, uma cerveja por favor.
          Polish: piwo, proszę /pee-vo, PROH-sheh/ - that's all I got for this one.

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          • donteatstuffoffthesidewalk

            'uma cerveja por favor'

            pretty close

            ive always considered portuguese to be a kissin cousina spanish

            but i knows there some stuff thats totally different

            ive never beenta brazil but always wantedta

            yall could always just point and make a drinky gesture too

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            • Best language skill is the pointings!!! :D

              If you show up here I'll offer the beers before you have to point! Hahahsa

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  • bigbudchonga

    I speak American, son!

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    • Donnie??

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      • bigbudchonga

        Fraid not, I am "Chad American Nerd Stomper the 4th"

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        • Sounds fancy! Care to elaborate? I'd love to hear about bigbudchonga the 1st, 2nd and 3rd....

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  • TuGfa105

    I speak spanish and english. I'm from Uruguay.

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    • Hello! Sorry about the world cup, I was supporting you against France...

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  • dirtybirdy

    I speak Chirpish, Squawkanese and Tweetaly-dumb. Plus the occasional Kuckootanese.

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    • :) you silly you!

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  • toshiba

    i speak english and arabic and some prsian

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    • I can't get over the fact that your username is toshiba, though! hahaha

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  • Joeyy

    Dutch, English, French.

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    • Is Dutch your primary language?

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  • Kay930615

    English & Japanese

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  • IrishPotato

    Dutch and English.

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    • What, no Irish???? Disappointing... Eejit!!!! :P

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      • IrishPotato

        No-one speaks Gaelic my dude! I speak a sentence here and there but I wouldn't say I properly speak it.

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        • pinkcookie26

          I’m Irish and I speak it. But it’s mainly used down west and south. And I live in the middle area of Ireland.

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          • IrishPotato

            It sounds so crude to me, lol

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  • Aww... :(

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  • I tried learning a little, and I probably said it was similar because of the vocabulary, I remember word order and declension being very difficult!

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  • Haha okay, it's not! But I could understand our father in heaven.

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  • Anna_

    My native language is Dutch. The other languages I speak are English, German and French, and I can read and understand Afrikaans (since it is very similar to dutch). I also speak some spanish.

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    • I noticed that about Afrikaans, for me the sounds were hard to put together reading and pronouncing the sounds. All I got was "ho han det?" and it's such a different spelling. Also "donkey"! Hehe

      The Dutch in general seem to speak many languages...

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      • Anna_

        Yeah their spellin is very different. you know what they mean but its written in a litteral kind of way. the word for barbeque if you translate is to english literally is (to) roast meat.

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        • HAHAHAHAH that's one of the few I remember! I mean, are we talking about braaing? My friend and I first assumed it was "no wearing bras" in the swimming pool rules...

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          • Anna_

            HAHAHHAAHAA wow that must have been a shock!! how did you find out i that wasnt the meaning?

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            • Right now I'm not sure if it was google or going to the eastern food bazaar in cape town, or a combination of both! But we eventually figured it out! Hahahahahahaaaa

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      • Anna_

        Yeah, in school we learn a lot of languages. German and French are pretty much obligated for the first three (depends per level and school) years of middle/high school. and we start to learn english in elemantary school and it is obligated all thoughout middle/highschool.

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        • Over here in Brazil aside from Portuguese, naturally, only English is a mandatory language. I like that about your culture, makes your people more worldly! :)

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          • Anna_

            thank you! :)

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            • It's really wonderful! Good for you! :)

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      • As do the Germans.

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  • athem

    English is my first language, and I'm conversational in Welsh and French. I'm planning on learning Japanese and Spanish someday.

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    • Are you from Wales?

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      • athem

        Yep. I don't live there now, but I grew up there.

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  • Funstable

    My first language is Finnish. I speak fluent english (please end me if I make an error in this comment) and very little Estonian language.

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    • EnglishLad

      CORRECT me*
      Very little OF THE estonian language*.

      If you say "end" a person, it means to end their life.

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      • Funstable

        Yes that's what I meant. End me.

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    • I will not end you!!! :P

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  • Track0011

    Native Spanish (Castellian), fluent English and trying to learn Weebonese

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    • EnglishLad

      ¿De qué país eres? ¿Me puedes ayudar con el español, por fa?

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      • Track0011

        Spain. Y claro, te puedo ayudar si quieres

        ¿Quieres aprender alguna palabra nueva?

        Do you wanna learn any new word?

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        • Sí! Me gustaria saber su palabra favotita!

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    • Weebonese?! What language is that?

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      • Track0011

        Sugoii desu desu kawaiiiiii nande? omaewamou guruguruguru owo uwu

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        • Yes, you are cute!

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  • EnglishLad

    English natively and Spanish fluently. I also speak a tiny bit of French.

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    • How come Spanish?

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      • EnglishLad

        I've been learning it for 12 years. That's how come. :P

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        • Hahaha, I meant the reason for choosing it...

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          • EnglishLad

            Ah sorry, my bad hahaha.

            Because my mum and dad have a holiday home in the south of Spain so it seemed sensible to me to learn the language for 2 reasons.

            1) communicating with locals
            2) respect

            If immigrants come to the United Kingdom I expect them to have at least a smattering of English conversational ability, so it's only fair to do the same in reverse when going abroad.

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            • I like that and completely agree.

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  • cinderfloof

    I speak English, Swahili, and some conversational Haitian Creole as I'm planning to study abroad there next summer! I know a bit of Spanish from grammar school, but guess who didn't study hard enough to retain much? Haha.

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    • Wow, that's an interesting mix of languages.

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      • cinderfloof

        Yeah, I wish I knew something useful though lol.

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        • Awww... like what?

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          • cinderfloof

            Like Spanish or Chinese. Swahili is the most common African language, so it helped in the immigrant area I grew up in, and hatian resembles French quite a bit; but they're not as widespread as more popular languages.

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            • But you learned the useful ones to you!!!

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  • curious-bunny

    English, 100% committed to learning korean amd russian though

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    • How come??? Can we get a backstory on that?

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  • lmaowhatdoiknowboutusernames

    I speak English, German and a slight bit of Spanish

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    • Speak to us!!!!

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      • lmaowhatdoiknowboutusernames

        Ich spreche Englisch, Deutsch und ein kleines bisschen Spanisch.
        Hablo inglés, alemán y un poco de español.

        Might as well call me Mr. Worldwide now :p

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        • Mister??? I almost called you Missus...
          :(

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          • lmaowhatdoiknowboutusernames

            Sorry this ain't it chief

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  • RoseIsabella

    My native tongue is English, I have studied German in my youth, but I haven't retained much of what I learned. I've also been exposed to Spanish for much of my life because my mom is Colombian, but I can't really speak Spanish. Spanish has always been kinda hard for me.

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    • German is somewhat similar to English, that's probably why...

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      • RoseIsabella

        I've always loved German. Italian sounds similar to Spanish, but I prefer the sound of Italian.

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        • Blumen or Fiori? Or sushi-eating kitties? :P

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  • Cuntsiclestick

    Im Hispanic, but I can only speak English. Tried to learn Spanish a few times and failed.

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    • Hispanic from where?

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      • Cuntsiclestick

        I was born in the US but both my parents are Puerto Rican. They speak the language, but I don't.

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        • rayb12

          You can't fail its a language lol you just need to practice more

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          • Cuntsiclestick

            I've tried. The language just won't sink in for some reason. I'm thinking of giving it another go soon though. The area I live in is mostly Hispanic, so it's kind of important to learn it.

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            • Have your parents spoken it often around you? If the did/do I suspect it shouldn't be that hard.

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    • RoseIsabella

      I have taken two college Spanish classes and I did poorly both times. I did much better when I took German in High School. I will also say that I should have made A's in college German, but alas I was obsessed with my own personal life way too much, and was too depressed and anxious to function!

      I'd give anything to go back in time if only I could turn off certain parts of my brain that distract me from academic pursuits.

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      • Ah, the loves addiction!!! I gots it too! Haha :D

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        • RoseIsabella

          I wish there was a procedure to take away the desire for companionship could have helped me in my youth.

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          • Cuntsiclestick

            I think I kind get that. I have cousins who were raised in the same area as me who can speak both Spanish and English. I guess they just payed more attention to what they're parents said than I did. XD

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            • RoseIsabella

              I have cousins who can speak Spanish too. ;-)

              I also kinda got the feeling that my Colombian mom and Anglo-American dad who are both bilingual spoke Spanish when they wanted their privacy. I was fine with that, because I felt like so much of what my parents talked about was boring. I always just had headphones in my ears, and was in my own world inside my head. I think my father wanted me to take Spanish in high school and my my mother thought it was unnecessary, because she thought she could teach me. I never really wanted to learn from my mom though, because she's bossy and annoying. At least my mom supported me in taking German in High School, whereas my dad seemed to have a chip on his shoulder about all of it. To make matters worse I had an aunt who lived halfway across the country who was a math teacher and a chaperone for field trips to Europe, and she wanted me to take French. I guess there was a bit if a push for me to learn French so I could go with my aunt and cousin to Europe. BAH!

              I think when it comes to electives it's best if the child chooses which courses he or she wants to study. I do think that it probably would be good if there was perhaps a requirement for American students to learn some Spanish, but I certainly wouldn't be asking my folks to help me study like my dad seemed to hope.

              I also played the flute, because my dad could play the flute, and he had two flutes. However, I really wanted to learn to play the trumpet. My mom wanted me to learn to play the drums which was probably a good idea, but I never wanted to do what she wanted me to when it came to anything. I love my mom, but we never really got along very well.

              I wish more people would let children choose their fields of interest in a more organic way rather than trying to influence them.

              ... meh.

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          • Hahaha! I hear you! Story of my life! I try to keep away but then I catch the feelings by accident!

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            • RoseIsabella

              I wish I had a special lightswitch that only I can flip.

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  • pinkcookie26

    German (first language ) Latin, Greek, Italian, Portuguese, polish, Gaelic Irish, Scottish Gaelic, Swedish, Norwegian , Netherlandish/Dutch, Russian, Japanese, korean , Spanish, English , French, Finnish, and welsh.

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  • Fetiza000

    About 9.

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