What languages are they?
G
all them
:think: forreal? 5+ or just dicking around
Just English. I tried learning German but it was too difficult.
German isnt too hard. I speak English and italian. Seriously trying to learn Japanese and it's so fucking hard
English and Arabic
Jealous. I love Arabic but it's just so foreign to me. Same with Russian. Would love to know it but it's likely beyond me
Arabic is easy to learn if you are around arabs, but yeh I wanna learn Russian aswell
English and Spanglish
Yeah where I live there really isnt a big Arab population lol
L
French, Arabic, English.
Arabic, English, learning German (pretty good at it) and learning Turkish (quite recently started).
M
i only speak merican
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Only English. Took Spanish in high school, but I really didn't like it and can only remember a few words in it.
My mother tongue is spanish and I speak french,english and now im learning italian as well.
God save pimsleur.
God save pimsleur.
I speak English, some Japanese, and some Spanish (You pick it up when you live in L.A and are surrounded by mexicans). Still learning Japanese tho.
I speak english and I know some spanish
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only English
English and bad english
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German,English,Basic Spanish ( I don't say that I speak a language unless I am fluent)
I plan to start learning Japanese properly when I get my RTK books
I plan to start learning Japanese properly when I get my RTK books
Native Portuguese, fluent English and conversational but still poor German, so I'd say 3.
I can understand a lot of Spanish because it's very alike my native language and have studied Japanese for some months but those don't really count.
I can understand a lot of Spanish because it's very alike my native language and have studied Japanese for some months but those don't really count.
I speack americano, spanish, brazuka
like a nibber
French, engrish.
Just English, I'm too lazy to learn a language. Although I can understand some simple Russian and Japanese if spoken slowly.
Spanish and english. Tried japanese, tibetan, german, ancient greek, latin and chinese too, but i had no motivation after some weeks.
it's actually fucking over if you can't speak a second language like me
Native English even though I mess up all the time, and Latin
only english
it's all you need
it's all you need
My own, English, and I can read and understand like 60-70% of Russian but can't speak it. Learning jap for like 4 months, going slow but steady, trying my best to not crash and burn like most of the people do.
English, Spanish, French
English and the most useless language to know fluently: Latin. 5 years of Latin class for nothing. I think I've used my latin only a hand full of times irl. I should of just taken Spanish or Mandarin (I took it for a year but I'm not fluent in any way)
English, German and Portuguese.
Also a little bit of Spanish but I'm pretty bad at it.
Also a little bit of Spanish but I'm pretty bad at it.
Native Spanish, English and French.
Just one, LOL at being American. I took 3 years of Spanish in high school, but it meant fuckall. They're so obsessed with writing the language rather than speaking it in a practical manner.
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How many Kanji do you already know & can you write them out?
Why don't you try it?
German, English and French
Thinking about turning weeb to learn Jap
German, English and French (very bad)
D
It's worth it tbh
Even more Germancels. We are steadily growing
Polish, English, some Dutch (B1~B2), basic Japanese and basic German
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Mainly speak and write in English. I know very little Vietnamese and use it to only speak to my parents (they're low IQ and didn't bother to teach me at all).
D
That is sad.to hear.
You guys who speak 4 or more could make amazing money as translators for the UN or something
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Which ones and what's your native language?
D
Indeed
My parents can barely speak English after living in Canada for almost 30 years after immigrating there. Never gave a lesson on how to read or speak Vietnamese throughout my entire life because they don't know how to teach it.
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This sounds pretty impressive.
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It's absolutely over for your parentsIndeed
My parents can barely speak English after living in Canada for almost 30 years after immigrating there. Never gave a lesson on how to read or speak Vietnamese throughout my entire life because they don't know how to teach it.
The only challenging aspect of German might be the grammar system. But it's definitely doable
I'll eventually learn additional Asian languages after Japanese.
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Technically 4
Arabic, tunisian, french and english, i hate arabic and i don't like french.
Arabic, tunisian, french and english, i hate arabic and i don't like french.
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