yinfire
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- 20 Jul 2009
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English here, I also was fluent in Filipino (Tagalog) when I was a young child, but after moving back to England (and later Wales) I forgot it all!
Hope to someday be fluent in Japanese (obviously!), Mandarin, French, Russian, Spanish, Italian and German. Ambitious I know, but ambition is my middle name!
English is mine mother tongue with some danish language
Another American. Yay. I never heard of a danish language, but I love the food from there. They have GREAT food and COOKIES
What you mean to say about danish language "never heard about danish language" or "never heard or listen danish language".
Hm, guess, I should say Swedish, but in reality it's not quite true, I'm actually born in Finland, tho I was only 2 years when moving to Sweden, and I know Swedish better than Finnish, actually, I know English better than Finnish, but I guess it depends on what you mean with "mother tongue" ... !
My mother tongue is german.
Finnish is my mother tongue, I can speak both English and Swedish quite well, a little French and German plus a bit of Italian. At the moment I attend Japanese lessons - with no great success I'm afraid....
my native language is german. then comes english. I can speak japanese, french, and a little spanish
:? how is it cool?cool.........................................
:? how is it cool?
Im from there. so it would be sad if i couldnt speak itI can only speak English and that's it. The vast majority of Americans can speak only English. I only knew like 2 Americans that could speak German fluently.
Im from there. so it would be sad if i couldnt speak it
My point is you can speak 5 languages 4 fluently. and I knew only 2 American girls that could speak German fluently. And the vast majority of Americans could speak only English unless they are half something. Like half Spanish or fully Spanish living in America. Tho, there are half Spanish Americans that don't know how to speak Spanish.
I knew a guy who spoke Japanese, but his family is Japanese and he was raised in America. I knew a girl who spoke 5 different languages, but she's not American, she's Korean. So, I don't know any born and raised Americans, with American parents, would can speak another language. except the 2 girls who spoke German fluently from German class.