do you speak another language? - Page 27

jwfort · (#261 (**permalink**))

I speak english and gaelic. taking japanese in high school right now.

kyuudesu · (#262 (**permalink**))

i speak dutch and english, i'm learning german and spanish and i want to learn japanese but i can't find the right place

Ayame90 · (#263 (**permalink**))

English-mother language
Spanish-secondary

writar · (#264 (**permalink**))

I can speak Chinese, French and a little Spanish
Now I am learning Japanese. I graduated from University of Washington, language department 2 years ago

Ayame90 · (#265 (**permalink**))

You must be excited to be learning Japanese?

utsu · (#266 (**permalink**))

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ryzorian

I can barely speak English and it's my native one.

hear, hear...
After 20 years of living in non-English speaking countries, I'm now fluent in Swenglish, Chinglish, Ponglish. And right now - also Engrish.

Ryzorian · (#267 (**permalink**))

For me it's really the idea that English has nearly 1 million words, I'm pretty sure I only know about a third of those, if that many.

Makochan · (#268 (**permalink**))

I'm a native german speaker.
English
a little bit of French

gobbledegook · (#269 (**permalink**))

I speak Cantonese at home, but it probably has a strong Aussie accent!
English is probably what I'm most fluent at, and it doesn't really sound like Steve Irwin, if you were wondering! :P

Voyager · (#270 (**permalink**))

Japanese

My reading/writing capabilities are still novice but I have speaking down pretty well.