I was talking about the forum school! You can become the master! Right here, there are many people crazy to learn another language, all the time. Anyway, happy schooling, and happy posting! *final poke !*
mine's spanish, "si, soy unos de los rarros latinos que esta aprendiento el japones." >_<
anyways, yeap, spanish native speaker. Follow by my second language actually I learned english at the age of 8, late for a natural born american. So my second language is english. My goal is to make Japanese my 3rd language.^_^
My native language is FILIPINO but i can also speak english fluently(we use it in school) and another Filipino language, Cebuano, which is the one my parents usually use. i learned spanish, chinese & japanese and im trying to learn korean language these past few days.
I'll give you a head's up, Germans have A LOT of compound words. Like "schokoladensosse" meaning chocolate sause.
I speak three languges, English, bad English, and German(not even close to fluently)
I'm kinda lucky to speak English, most of the world's schools teach it as the first second language like, Germany. So I kinda lucked out.
The only reason that I picked German is that my High School doesn't teach Japanese :smash:
The biggest problem is that the school doesn't even have a Japanese charcter set.
malays, anyone? mine would be malay and english but i would really love to master japanese - that is, if i could, duh...
if only my school teaches foreign languages for the upper forms...
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.
Uhm...my native language is Indonesian. But in Indonesia there are many languages from different parts of areas. For example, I'm half sunda n half java, so, I should be able to speak both of those language. Hehehe, but I can't!
Anyway, I speak English fluently n I know a bit of Italian.
Uhm...if any of U want to learn Indonesian, just contact me, K!
I use to study German. But complication on progressing further made it confusing. DAS DIE DER. Very hard for me to place them. I know the basics of them, but it can get further complicated if you don't speak or hear German all the time.
I took up Japanese, I know more Japanese than I do German. Well...maybe half and half. ☝
But hopefully I will become fluent in both someday.:win:
Of course my natice tongue is English.
My mother is German (from Wiesbaden). But I lived with my dad's grandparents, hence why I really haven't learned German to well.
My dad is American (Airforce 1980-1986)
English is my main language. I'm a Canadian, so I can read and kinda understand French, but I can't speak it. I stopped taking it as soon as I was allowed to. I'm attempting to learn Japanese, but it's slow-going.