do you speak another language?

[imiss]

Originally Posted by Henbaka

Lmao =D


"I'm fluent in English... c++..."

...obj c, php, perl, applescript, java, javascript... hahaha

[sillygodxdisco]

english, japanese, mandarin, shanghainese, & french.

i want to learn italian >F

[Nyororin]

English and Japanese.
Both fluently. Not Japanese phrases here and there.

I *used* to be able to speak very childish French (we spent a great deal of time in the French speaking part of Canada, and I did a bit of kindergarten there.) Now though... I`m lucky if I can figure out simply written sentences. It does help with figuring out the etymology of some English words though.

[Gackt21]

English
American Sign Language
Japanese

[Fooflowers]

English, Spanish and Norwegian

[Rogozhin]

English < fluent

Japanese < native Japanese place me at about 70 ~ 80% fluency

Chinese < beginner/intermediate (probably 30 ~ 40% fluent)

EDIT: I think it's necessary to mention that I don't place myself at such a high level for Japanese. Realistically, I'd say about 60%. I can often fool Japanese because of my accentless Japanese.

[Coffeecup]

i speak Italian, English, a bit of Spanish, Filippino (of course, that's my native language... and I wanna learn Japanese!

[CarleyGee]

I used to be able to speak a little vietnamese, like the basics : colors, greetings, etc.

I know a little spanish, bleh I don't like the language.

Learning Japanese ^_^

[Alkindus]

-Dutch

-´Morrocan´ Arabic

-German

-English

apprentice of Japanese will master it in the coming years.

[chryuop]

I speak Italian (native) and very fluent in English (been living in USA for the past 7 years). I studied in the past a little bit of Spanish, but thanks to the fact that Spanish is very close to Italian I managed to speak rather fluent with Spanish people (a little bit harder to understand hee hee). Studied 3 years French when I was teen, but I would probably remember only the basic phrases to go around France without getting lost
Just started Japanese I can't say I speak much of it for now.
I had looked into other languages when I was teen (such as Dutch, German and Turkish), but I was not constant in studying so I gave up without any great success (all the little things I had learnt, by now are gone).