What Languages Do You Know?

[ChristineM]

English, French, and German, although to be honest my French and German are so rusty I wouldn't trust myself to tell you the time in them these days.

Vingt trois heures et sept minute.
Dreiundzwanzig stunden und sieben minuten

 

[ChristineM]

And they're in different time zones!

English is different, an hour earlier, France and Germany are the same

 

[Revoltingest]

English is different, an hour earlier, France and Germany are the same

All 3 wrong.

 

[ChristineM]

All 3 wrong.

They were right at the time of writing, now they are wrong.

And i only did 2

 

[Secret Chief]

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Soz.

 

[Shadow Wolf]

English, a basic level of German, a handful of Klingon, and I'm picking up on some Spanish.

 

[Yerda]

I speak Bad English fluently. That's it.

 

[John53]

They were right at the time of writing, now they are wrong.

And i only did 2

You want him to learn English and counting all in the one day? Bit much isn't it?

 

[Koldo]

I know Arabic and English (as a second language). I'm hoping to learn at least one more language at some point.

What about you?

Portuguese, english and a bit of spanish.

 

[Fool]

My first language is American English. I speak intermediate latin american Spanish.

I study almost everyday using a number of different resources . Hopefully by this time next year I will be fluent.

For anyone wanting to learn a 2nd language I have two great resources.

Home All Language Resources - Find The Best Tools For Learning A Language

And

Language Transfer

Also, I hope to start working on a 3rd language starting 1-1-24.

 

[Fool]

I speak british English, sorry if it confuses you

I love how they pronounce aluminum

 

[Polymath257]

I speak French well enough that Parisians want to speak to me in English.

I can read German mathematics, but mostly by reading the math.

English > French > Chinese > Spanish >> German

 

[Heyo]

I love how they pronounce aluminum

It's aluminium.

 

[lewisnotmiller]

English mostly. Like many Anglo Australians, since we're somewhat uniquely challenged in properly learning alternative languages if we don't get that education via our families.
(Just hard to immerse yourself in other languages here)

I got pretty decent at Tok Pisin (Pidjin) when living in Papua New Guinea, and still retain a little of that.
Had a few words, sentences and phrases in Swedish, most of which I've lost now.

 

[Aupmanyav]

1. Hindi, 2. English.

 

[Quagmire]

There are literally dozens of languages that I know (of).

 

[Truth in love]

I know Arabic and English (as a second language). I'm hoping to learn at least one more language at some point.

What about you?

English, nerd, and psychobabble.

 

[ADigitalArtist]

English and stiff but functional Japanese. Trying to relearn some lost casualness before husband and I take our trip there.

 

[RestlessSoul]

Northern Scum.

When I was a manager for Royal Mail in North London, we used to say you had to be fluent in three languages; cockney, corporate bollocks, and Queen’s English. Buggered if I’m learning the King’s English now the Queen is dead.

 

[LuisDantas]

I know a hint of Spanish, and have forced myself into learning some English. My native language in Brazilian Portuguese, albeit with an unusual vocabulary.