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Posted by Raptor on Feb-11-2003 20:49:

damn it ian

this one has came up before

Posted by Ian on Feb-11-2003 21:09:

quote:
Originally posted by Raptor
damn it ian

this one has came up before

yeah but i hate bringing up older threads, cos it doesn't make my point

Posted by St�phanie on Feb-11-2003 21:10:

I read and write English et fran�ais. Also learned some spanish

Posted by tranzformer on Feb-11-2003 21:17:

Me:
English
Norweigan/Sweedish
German (School, not so good)

Posted by Kirby on Feb-12-2003 01:25:

Hmm a French visiting speaker at my highschool's assembly once said 'There are three types of people, people who speak 3 or more languages and they're called multilingual, people who speak 2 languages and they're called bilingual, and people who speak one language, and they're called Americans'...

Anyhoo,

1) English
2) Spanish (fluent syntactically but I probably lack a large vocabulary)
3) learning latin!
4) C++ and learning Java soon

Posted by DJ Chrono on Feb-12-2003 02:17:

English.

French (took it up to gr.9, so I probably forgot it all now)

German (took it once in school, plus my grandparents have always spoken it. so i understand it better than I can speak it)

Posted by TrAnCeAkI on Feb-12-2003 03:01:

american
greek

i wanna learn italian!!!!

i dont know any c++ or basic or pc talk :P

Posted by DR86 on Feb-12-2003 03:04:

English-Read, write, speak fluently

French-Read, write, speak fluently

German-Read, write, speak good/fluent

Arabic-Speak well

Posted by fastmp3 on Feb-12-2003 03:07:

quote:
Originally posted by DrummeRaver86
English-Read, write, speak fluently

French-Read, write, speak fluently

German-Read, write, speak good/fluent

Arabic-Speak well

ahlan wa sahlan tu vas bien ?

Posted by whiskers on Feb-12-2003 03:45:

Russian & English on about the same level (well, maybe not, I probably know Russian better)

I can read / understand Ukrainian, but it's hard for me to speak it (because of USSR rule, the part of Ukraine where I lived doesn't speak Ukrainian).

C++ also

Posted by Jocker on Feb-12-2003 03:53:

quote:
Originally posted by TiestoInTheMix
Russian & English on about the same level (well, maybe not, I probably know Russian better)

I can read / understand Ukrainian, but it's hard for me to speak it (because of USSR rule, the part of Ukraine where I lived doesn't speak Ukrainian).

C++ also

all the same, except i can't read or write ukranian

Posted by DarkTrance on Feb-12-2003 04:15:

English
Spanish
Bavarian German
I use to know a bit of c++ but I forgot most of it by now since the last c++ course I took was over 2 years ago :P

Posted by whiskers on Feb-12-2003 04:47:

oh, wait, i once took a PASCAL course... that didn't go so well...

ummm
println("blah");
if x<>4
x:=3

or something like that... i'm gonna major in computer science

Posted by Gravel on Feb-12-2003 09:13:

I remember answering this kind of thread here before, but anyhow, I speak:

Finnish (my gf got better grade from school than I did and she has lived only 1.5 years in Finland. I have lived all my life here. )
English
and i'm learning russian 'coz my gf is russian and she teaches me sometimes.

Posted by Blake613 on Feb-12-2003 17:55:

English - (native)

Spanish - (4 years highschool, 2 years now in college) Spanish is going to be one of my majors.

Italian - I can hear it and get the general meaning. Can't speak or write it.

Portuguese - Same as Italian

German - Currently learning how to read it; it's going slow because I have little free time in college. (I'm going for a minor in functional alcoholism ).

C and C++ - My other major is in Computer Engineering so I have to have some programming knowledge... *shakes fist in air at programming*

Posted by Glorie on Feb-12-2003 18:07:

swedish, english & german (no good in german)

Posted by BLuEOcEaN420 on Feb-12-2003 18:10:

ummmmm....

*English - technically its not my native tongue but, its my strongest language
*Japanese - native tongue so i can speak fluently though not quite formally... i can read some but cant write for jackshit
*Spanish - i studied for about 5yrs through out MS & HS butits quite rusty now, though i can still understand some but cant speak/write/read gramatically correctly

also i know bits of french here and there but only things i picked up from media/friends/etc...

-BLuEOcEaN420

Posted by Furel on Feb-12-2003 18:12:

I speak Portuguese

Hablo Ingl�s!

Eu tamb�m falo Espanhol!

Posted by neoraver on Feb-12-2003 19:14:

romanian (native)
german (read, write, speak fluent)
english (read, write, speak good/fluent)
french (read, write, speak good/fluent)
italian (not very good, but get the general meaning since its a romance language as french, spanish, romanian, portuguese, romanian, rumantsch, catalan etc.)

Posted by dj_mdma on Feb-12-2003 19:20:

English - Native

Vietnamese - I was bought up as a Vietnamese speaker, as my both my parents are. I can speak it fluently, read it relatively well, and write it, but i need to take my time over the writing bit!

French at school for 5 years. I can read it and understand it, but speaking it is a different matter!

Dutch, hehe, lets just say i know all the good words and phrases! Ik hou van Beffen!

Posted by KilldaDJ on Feb-12-2003 20:12:

english - speak, understand, read, write and exploit

cantonese - speak, understand, read/write a little

french - speak/understand/write/read very little

german - understand/read very little

japanese - can read some, since some of their vocab. is the same as cantonese

thats just aboot it, english and cantonese r0x0rz

-end

Posted by Psy-Trancer on Feb-12-2003 21:15:

italian english french and i only understand spanish.i cant speak it lol

Posted by breakdown on Feb-13-2003 02:18:

Posted by Lira on Feb-13-2003 21:59:

Here comes my list:
Portuguese (duh)
Spanish
English
Italian (used to be fluent but I'm a bit rusty after all these years away from Italy)
Russian (I haven't talked in Russian to anyone for a long time: now, I can make myself understood, but I hardly understand people, so it became almost a one-way language for me )

Posted by benoitfan on Feb-13-2003 22:37:

- Portuguese (duh!)
- English (almost all my life, have a Proficieny in Advanced English (Cambridge)
- French (5 years)
- Spanish
- Italian (some)

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