General

I'm from the US; I fluently speak, read, and write English and French. I can also understand and speak Marathi (but can't read it) and can read and write Swedish (I can speak it too, my pronunciation is just messed up)

english, took french for 3 years in high school and am in German 1 in college now.

@iltt: Er. What are they?

[quote=ChipsSoul1]@MzMegs: But its not really simple to learn hebrew i mean you need a teacher.
There's spaciel verbs in hebrew and that's why ppl say its a difficult language[/quote]

Ugh. I just understood what you said in your first post. You said it's hard to teach yourself to read Hebrew and I missed the "read". But yeah, I did teach myself to read it and am pretty darn good at it if I do say so myself. Not to sound stuck-up. I taught myself to read it so I could find music since I love mizrahi music. Haha.

A non francophone would classify me as fluent, true francophones could tell I'm not quite there. In addition to the 10 years of French I took in high school and university, I had to learn enough German to pass a reading proficiency when I was in grad school ... basically enough to read a 6 page doctoral level physics / math journal in German and translate it into English perfectly with the help of a basic dictionary in under an hour. I don't think I could understand any spoken German though, just read it without a ton of difficulty.

*from the US, and all bachelors, masters, doctoral degrees held are from US institutions*

Also, no real desire to learn any other languages ... maybe java, hah. I guess it would be nice to actually learn how to speak German. I've kinda wanted to visit and maybe even move to Switzerland ... so yeah being able to actually speak German would probably help a bit more than just knowing French and being able to read German.

I can only speak a little Spanish, taking Spanish 1.

Viet (borne how to speak it, can never write or read it.)

English, Tagalog, French, a little Korean, and used to speak Spanish when I was little. I want to learn German too. D:

English, French, Tagalog, Spanish, &just a tiny bit of [Vietnamese, Japanese, & Italian] c:

1337 speak.

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just some japanese but it's not enough to hold a conversation, just the basics for a tourist i suppose.

English, Indonesian, used to know French, a bit of korean cause my friends talk about kpop 24/7 zz. Swearwords in filipino, chinese, samoan lol.

I speak english and indonesian.
Im Aussie and I study indo at school.

English, got taught Spanish and Japanese.

I speak... Tagalog :] and....... Fujien ? << its chinese dw :] and alsoo.... Mando(just a lil)

[quote=ChipsSoul1]Hebrew, English and alittle bit Arabic.
And btw it's pretty hard to teach your self to read hebrew o.o[/quote]

Er. I really don't think Hebrew is too terribly hard since I love Hebrew and am glad to learn anything new I can about it.

English, Cantonese, liiiiiiiiiiiitle bit of French, and Pig Latin. Chinese guy from canada.

I can speak Spanish. o-o

Fluent in English and Spanish, from Puerto Rico.

I can speak English, I can sort of understand french/ speak it, understand tagalog, a bit of spanish.
My limited bilingual strengths
Oh and I'm from Canada.

Pig Latin.

I know very little japanese, took two years of japanese course, I have no idea how I managed to pass. I can barely read katakana at all, only hiragana and I can't say a complex sentence for my life (ex: I need to go the toilet because I wet my pants - that level of complex, lol). I also know cantonese, but I mostly just understand it, I can only speak a few common phrases.

English and Traditional Chinese(Cantonese).
I can only understand Cantonese for most of the time, but not speak,read or write

English and Vietnamese.
I'm planning to learn a foreign language in high school. I don't know weather to pick Japanese or French.

English and Hungarian

[quote=UkiPirate]Dobre den :][/quote]

Privet tovarish UkiPirate! Kak dela?

Polish,English, French hooraaay

Mandarin, Latin, currently learning Arabic.

I can speak English, Korean, and a bit of Japanese and French.

I can speak cantonese and a little mando. I also can speak french =P

I want to improve my mando and canto and learn Korean

Spanish is my native language. I'm trying to learn Japanese and German as well

Yes I do. I'd love to learn German, and just for kicks, I'd also like to learn Croatian because a lot of my friends are. I always ask them about new words but it's hard to remember the simplest words sometimes when it comes to pronunciation.

mandarin chinese
a few words in cantonese and taiwanese
and that's about it

I'm learning German.

Mandarin and Spanish
Though I admit, I'd prefer not to write in Mandarin or speak in Spanish. Other then that, I'm quite fluent with those languages.

But the language I barely understand is English. The grammar and spelling is so confusing and weird, and I never get it perfect ...

I know some Islam.

Well i can speak:

-Spanish (main) I'm mexican
-English
-French
Both those 3 perfectly
-Japanese
Just the basics but can speak it
-German
Just a little bit...

Danish, english, german

I can fluently speak English, Arabic and German.

I'm in spanish III class, though I'm absolutely terrible at it. I kinda just get by from mooching. Gotta get those language credits though <___<.

Je peux parler Francais, but not fluently. Though Zhong Wen shi wo di yi ge yu yan.

I can speak Mandarin fluently and a little of Cantonese and I am learning french.

I can speak Mandarin Chinese and a little french aside from English.

Seems to be alot of dutch/german here I'm trying to learn it. Any German or dutch people would help me out on Skype? I have cookies for you

Spanish (I can speak, listen, read & write) , Japanese(Speak & Listen) & Cantonese(Speak & Listen) ( NOT Mandarin. )

Dutch and German. A tiny bit of French (not good at Latinate languages). I'm from the Netherlands.

I speak Korean and french
1. Korean for my whole life
2. French : because i had to for school for like 6 years

French is my first language, which I speak at home. I'm from Quebec, Canada.
English is my second language, which I have learned at school and practice daily.

I speak Japanese, which is my first language, as well as English, and few French I learn from school

Fluent in English & French.
I speak Spanish as well, after taking it as a course throughout high school.... Some Latin, too.
I'm Italian, completely, but can't even say Hello in the language. Lolz.