do you speak another language? - Page 14

Ohad · (#131 (**permalink**))

Native Hebrew Speaker and I speak a quite decent English in my opinion. I can read and speak a little bit Arabic and I can read Eastern-Slavic (Russian) letters and a few words.

Planning to learn, understand, speak, read and write Japanese in the future. I am starting at the proccess of understanding Katakana and Hiragana (I don't really grasp the difference between the two) from this excellent website:

Katakana Chart Hiragana Chart: Learn to read Japanese, Japanese lessons, plus hiragana and katakana talking page!

lizzey · (#132 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by Payne222

Wow, someone really wants to learn German huh.....?
XDD

Kannst du versteh mich?

German language is cool!

By the way I speak English, Spanish, French, little bit of Portuguese, basic German, and some Japanese which I am learning.

Payne222 · (#133 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by lizzey

German language is cool!

By the way I speak English, Spanish, French, little bit of Portuguese, basic German, and some Japanese which I am learning.

...how productive are you in each of those?

Kufufunofu · (#134 (**permalink**))

just english and spanish ..

i took japanese for like 2 months but failed
: o

lizzey · (#135 (**permalink**))

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...how productive are you in each of those?

I speak fluently in French, Spanish, and English. I am okay with German. I just need to work on some spelling of words which are lot harder to spell when your no native. Portuguese I just can say simple stuff like hi, bye, how was your day. the weather is nice and some other little stuff. Now Japanese I now hiragana alphabet, numbers, manners, self-introduction and some grammar. Pretty much that's all I know. I really want to know some Russian though.

Payne222 · (#136 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by lizzey

I speak fluently in French, Spanish, and English. I am okay with German. I just need to work on some spelling of words which are lot harder to spell when your no native. Portuguese I just can say simple stuff like hi, bye, how was your day. the weather is nice and some other little stuff. Now Japanese I now hiragana alphabet, numbers, manners, self-introduction and some grammar. Pretty much that's all I know. I really want to know some Russian though.

How old are you to be fluent in French, English and Spanish??
And German spelling was easy to learn, everything's spelled the way it sounds. Only 4 extra letters.

lizzey · (#137 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by Payne222

How old are you to be fluent in French, English and Spanish??
And German spelling was easy to learn, everything's spelled the way it sounds. Only 4 extra letters.

I am fluent in French, English, and Spanish since I was a kid.

See everytime I write in German I always forget a little letter in between. I am not really good at it. I guess I should continue with my German classes.

Payne222 · (#138 (**permalink**))

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I am fluent in French, English, and Spanish since I was a kid.

See everytime I right in German I always forget a little letter in between. I am not really good at it. I guess I should continue with my German classes.

Jeez, that's crazy.

And yeah, I guess so. German's fun to learn in my opinion.

lizzey · (#139 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by Payne222

Jeez, that's crazy.

And yeah, I guess so. German's fun to learn in my opinion.

It is super fun. I love the way words sound really cool in my opinion.

mitsukia24 · (#140 (**permalink**))

i speak english and spanish i'm learning japanese which is going okay and italian