My native is english, but I can figure out what something says in french pretty good (yay! Three years of french in high school really did do something for me). I'm hoping to start japanese classes soon.
I speak the english that I have to speak, but australian by preference.
Und ich kann ein gemﾃｼtliches Gesprﾃ､chlein auf deutsch auch fﾃｼhren!
Yep, Japanese would be great. So many languages to learn, so little time.
i speak. read, and write fluently English and Manderin. i am also learing French since i go to school in Canada. i would like to learn Japanese, Korean, and Russian
hi every one my native language is spanish, but i can speake inglish too, and im studing now italian coz ill be there in december, and when ill be there ill start to learn japanese coz i like it, i meet in the past whis some japanese girls, but since i was a child i like all about japan...
hi every one my native language is spanish, but i can speake inglish too, and im studing now italian coz ill be there in december, and when ill be there ill start to learn japanese coz i like it, i meet in the past whis some japanese girls, but since i was a child i like all about japan...
My native laguage is Tagalog but I'm very fluent in English. Even when I was in still in the Philippines I was speaking good English. I hope I learn more from these forums as I am planning a trip to Japan with my wife and daughter this July 2005.
my mother tongue is dutch
i also speak english, a bit german and a bit france.
and a little bit of 'surinaams' i don't know how too say that in english
*feels stupid*
My mother tongue is Finnish but my English isn't really bad either... I can also speak German but I'd say it's more conversational than near native level. I haven't actually spoken it for quite some time but I read magazines in German a lot. Then there's always the compulsory Swedish but my Wedish is probably conversational as well, nothing great. I understand a tiny bit of written French and really basic Mandarin Chinese and of course a tiny tiny bit of Japanese ( I've been studying it for only about 3-4 months ^^; )
My mothertongue is Finnish, and I can speak English too.
I have studied German 8 years, I understand it kinda well, and I guess I can speak it too, considering how long I have studied it(but I'm not so sure 'cos I haven't used it much). I can speak Swedish, and now I study Russian in university and started studying japanese too.
So fluently I can speak English and Finnish, kinda well Swedish, Russian and German, and a little bit japanese.
Lost and found:
My 1st language is Korean, lost it and had to relearn it. Makes you really love the language. Could say the same about English, though 2nd.
Found and lost:
3rd, Mandarin Chinese, enough to get by. Great language.
Classical Greek: nobody speaks it anymore, so I really miss the drills.
Manchu in the Xibo dialect: enough to compose epic, but it's been fading
Mother tongue is Mauritian. Problem is it's only a spoken colloquial language which looks like French (only spoken by a bit more than 1m people ). I have learned English and French at school, so these are more or less ok. Spoken English has got better now.
I speak some Hakka, a Chinese dialect and will have to learn Mandarin again someday ☝ Hoping to grasp some Japanese
Native: Bosnian (well you can add to this Croatian and Serbian since all three of them come from Serbo-Croatian which was again formal language of ex-Yugoslavia. After war every country wanted its own language (logical).)
I also speak English and more-less German (well good enough to watch anime on Viva and RTL2 )