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What is your mother tongue ?

What languages do you speak at native or near native level ?


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My mother tongue is Arabic...BUT i speak English and French
and now learning Nihongo
 
My native language is English, but I've had 2 years of Spanish & I've been learning Japanese for 1 year.
 
Portuguese portuguese. (portuguese from portugal ^^)

I speak as well english, spanish and french.
 
english, dutch and quite good german.
although not dutch, I speak better dutch than most actual dutch.
need to perfect my german, though
 
Alekzander i s my name, i come from Bulgaria, i speak spanish, italian english of course, i am hopping to find a chance to go in Japan my favourite country.
 
I am Italian, I eat Italian I also speak Italian both clean Italian and Roman dialect (I use the second one when I want to sound really rude)

I think I am fluent in English but I prefer not to say soツ…

I understand Spanish and speak a little (enough to survive)

And I am learning Japanese.. cho kawaii!!!
 
my native tongue is hmong. english is my second language which i think it's kinda bad cause my friend said i have broken english.
i know a little bit of spanish because i took the class and i understand thai, i'm still trying to speak it correctly.
i picked up some words from korean and japanese. my goal is to speak these languages.
 
My native tongue is English, but I'm currently learning French. But I want to learn Japanese. Or Italian or Korean.
 
English is my mother tongue, but I'm pretty fluent in Gujarati

I started learning a little Japanese by myself last year, but didn't have time to keep it up. Hopefully will learn it in the future
 
Just like Rukia san, my mother language is Arabic but my English is fine.
I know a bit Japanese but still I can't compose complete long sentences ^^''.
 
well, i'm a chinese, but somehow i cant really talk, i only can write good. weird right? must be my english accent ruining all my nouns when i speak mandrin (chinese)

jap i can hear, but cant talk, as i will mix everything up XD

oh yeah, considering i come from malaysia, i lived 9 years of learning bahasa melayu...another 2 years to go~! (but my bahasa melayu aint good, cant score in my papers hehe )
 
My first languages are French and Cantonese, and then English seeped in readily, now i'm really really slowly learning Japanese lol.
 
My native language is Mandarin Chinese, i can speak and write chinese very well. (Maybe better than people who live in China~~ kidding lah)
I also can speak Cantonese and a bit of Hakka (A dialect of Southern China).
As Malaysian, I am able to speak Malay but not very fluent. And my English also ok, only has some local slangs (people named it Manglish/ Malaysian English).....

Now, learning Japanese and Korean although it really hard for me.
窶愿コ窶怒ナ津ェ窶堙??テ伉坂?佛津ェ窶堋ェ窶「テ冷?ケツュ窶堋オ窶堙??堋「窶堙懌?堋キツ。ナ?テヲ窶卍」窶堙≫?堙?。
 
Maciamo said:
I would like to know what you consider to be your native language or any other language you speak as fluently. In my case, I would say both French and English.
Moi aussi! Etes vous francais? Il n'y a pas beaucoup francofones ici XD Je suis pas francaise, mais j'espere T_________T; Je veux pas etre Americaine

Sorry everyone else! I'm American but I was raised in a French household, so I speak both pretty fluently. I'm also learning Spanish, but I don't know so much! So don't start speaking to me in Spanish, I won't understand
 
My mother is fluent in Japanese and Mandarin. I however am only fluent in English. I forgot a lot of the Japanese I once knew as a small child when I moved to America.
 
After reading 10 pages on this thread quickly, it is amazing there are so many people from different cultural backgrounds on this forum. In my case, I speak the vanila mix of Japanese and American English. I had to do some catch up on my mother tongue Japanese after I graduated a university in NY as I have not spoken it during my college years. My job here in the states brought back my Japanese-ness as I have been hired by Japanese companies operating in the states. I can type faster in English as I majored in Journalism for the first 2 years of my college life. Now, I am comfortable in both languages, English and Japanese.
 
English...
My Japanese is pretty good, and next year I'll be going to Taiwan for a year, so I'll probably be able to speak good Mandarin...but I might forget Japanese...

>窶愿コ窶怒ナ津ェ窶堙??テ伉坂?佛津ェ窶堋ェ窶「テ冷?ケツュ窶堋オ窶堙??堋「窶堙懌?堋キツ。ナ?テヲ窶卍」窶堙≫?堙?。
Your sig says you want corrections, so:
窶堙ー, not 窶堋ェ. When you say ナ?テヲ窶卍」窶堙≫?堙? are you referring to your self? If so, should an 窶堋「窶堙懌?堋キツ ツ(ナ?テヲ窶卍」窶堙≫?堙??堋「窶堙懌?堋キツ) ツ。Maybe add a ナス窶樞?堙 just to clear things up (before "Nihongo").
 
I talk...other! =D
Wich is Swedish...
I do also speak rather good English(in very many different accents)
Then I know some words in the following languages: Japanese, Chinese, Russian, Spanish, French, German, Latin and Finnish
 
Mother tongue: Danish

Can understand and speak:
Swedish
Norwegian
English
Spanish
German

Can Understand:
a little french(I can understand most of it when people talk or write it, but cant make any sentences myself)
A few Japanese words (only about 20)
 
Cantonese, Mandarin and English, but i studied in Malaysia for 3 years, so i know Malay too
 

I envy those who speak many languages. I hear that many European languages are similar in sentance structure and grammar so it makes them easy to learn?
 
english is my mother toung... but i steak french almost as easily *key work almost* lol
im learning japanese, and i want to learn cantonese although ill prob have to wait till university.
i know a TINY bit of italian, and a smaller bit of romanian ... i dont think it counts as knowing a language though ...
 
I speak English as my first language, and I'm relatively competent in French, although not as good as I'd like to be.. but I can get by. I also know some Italian, and can understand a bit of German and Spanish. Just recently started learning Japanese, which I'm obviously not great at yet.
 
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