What is your mother tongue ?

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


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Hi I am new here. I consider my native language English, but it is not the only language I speak. Currently I am studying Japanese, Irish, and German and I have studied Spanish in the past as I grew up in a part of Nevada where most people spoke Spanish and I had a lot of Spanish speaking friends.
 
My main language is English and my secondary language is Finnish. I also know enough Japanese to get by with my daily life though I have Rosetta Stone and friends to also help. I can also speak some Irish and Swedish.
 
Hello all. My mother tongue is Turkish. And I also can speak English, and trying to learn Japanese. If there is somebody who want to learn my language, I am ready for helping. :) You can contact to me by my e-mail.
 
My native language is American English, I speak a little bit of Spanish (enough to get my message across).
I am in week 2 of my first Japanese course in college :) I also pirated Rosetta Stone.
 
I was born in the middle of Indonesian language, but my English is better than my Indonesian.
I can speak a little bit Germany, and eager to learn about Japanese more
 
My native language is French and I speak fluently English.
I can speak Spanish as well but too a much lesser degree than French and English.
I am currently learning Japanese.

What is funny is that I am a sort of video game addict. So I learned English to play games that weren't translated in French, but with time I came to love this language ^^. I learnt Spanish at school and I am working on my Japanese on my own. Soon I'll be able to read manga and play games without a need for a translation :p .
 
My mother tongue is Russia! But I know English well and I am beginner in Japanese.
 
I suck pretty much.
I use English and Japanese daily and I consider myself quite fluent in these languages. There's still a lot of room for improvement, though.
German is my native language, so I should be good at that, but who knows? I'm never using German anymore, so I feel I'm losing it slowly.

I've also learned Spanish, French and Latin in school, but if you never use it you lose it, right?


P.S.: Living in Japan, having a job where you speak English all day, but being a native German speaker makes your head explode at times!
You have no idea how much I mix up those 3 languages sometimes!! It's crazy! (^__^') ...
 
Bahasa Indonesia is my native, but I think I can use English just as well, as long as it's written and not spoken :-p
 
My mother tongue is Russian. I'm fluent in English. My levels of Japanese, Finnish and French are around pre-intermediate.
I'm really fond of studying languages!! It's so amazing to be able to read books in original! :)
 
Filipino : Tagalog

There are several Filipino Languages but I'm a Tagalog speaker.
 
My mother tongue is Italian and can speak in English and understand a bit of French and Spanish ( I've taken courses in these languages but almost never practiced)
 
my main languages are german and turkish. my parents are from turkey but we live in germany. third language is english but i learned it only at the school
 
My mother language is Cantonese (not as dialect and not Chinese)
and second language is English
yeah
 
I was raised up with both Italian and English, and I think this latter one is the one I feel most comfortable with. Even though I live in Italy :(. Anyways, from that my passion for languages was born, and I just can't get enough...zugi, Nihongo
 
I was littlebit disabointted, ther wasent options for Finnish laugage.
First, Finnis, of course, 2nd. Is english and 3rd. Swedish (Just a littlebit)
Am i only finns here?
And i'm not good on english, as you may see :-D
 
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