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Posted by Ivand on Nov-14-2007 14:47:

spanish (fluent)
english (fluent)
undersand french

wanna learn german


Posted by Zild on Nov-14-2007 15:13:

English and Spanish. Not so good at Spanish, but if you left me for dead in a Spanish speaking country I'd make it out just fine. I don't get much practice anymore.


Posted by Gauss on Nov-14-2007 15:45:

quote:
Originally posted by Lira

  • Portuguese (native language)
  • English (getting rusty)
  • Spanish (even rustier)
  • Russian (it's so rusty I can give Russians tetanus )
  • Japanese (intermediate level)
  • German (basic)
  • Italian (rustiest of all... I used to speak it when I was a child but eventually ditched it in favour of Portuguese - I can understand and read, but that's all)

It's hard to practise when you're not among natives... but considering the fact that I'm pursuing a career in linguistics, I don't really need to be fluent in all these languages

*envy*

I want to be a polyglot. (Not saying that you're one, since you're not fluent in all of those.)


Posted by Omega_M on Nov-14-2007 15:53:

I am fluent in English and 2 Indian language (Hindi, Marathi: native language). Not so fluent in 2 other languages (Gujarati and Sanskrit).

I would love to learn German and I probably will take classes sometime next year.


Posted by Frenchie on Nov-14-2007 17:26:

Fluent in French and English and I can get semi by with German, though my mother probably wishes I was fluent.

I'd love to be able to carry conversations in Spanish as well as Italian. I'd like to learn Hebrew too, just because it's part of za blood line.


Posted by prolikewhoa on Nov-14-2007 17:32:

other than english i speak french. i'm not fluent but i'm living in france right now so i'm pretty advanced i guess i'd say. i leave in december, i hope i can retain the language after i leave!


Posted by CranberryJuice on Nov-14-2007 17:36:

fluent in french

advanced level in english though i need to improve

and almost lost all my german , still remenber some simple words and easy sentences


Posted by wizniz on Nov-14-2007 17:38:

quote:
Originally posted by Zild
English and Spanish. Not so good at Spanish, but if you left me for dead in a Spanish speaking country I'd make it out just fine. I don't get much practice anymore.


+1


Posted by d-miurge on Nov-14-2007 17:57:

quote:
Originally posted by prolikewhoa
other than english i speak french. i'm not fluent but i'm living in france right now so i'm pretty advanced i guess i'd say. i leave in december, i hope i can retain the language after i leave!


t'habites o�?


Posted by zoogla on Nov-14-2007 17:59:

- French, Italian, Urdu = fluent
- Arabic (get by)


Posted by Krypton on Nov-14-2007 18:01:

Fluent in English.

Have a basic understanding of spanish and german.

If I was to be in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, or any spanish speaking country for a year, I'de be pretty proficient in the language pretty fast. It helps to be forced to speak the language rather than sitting in a 1 hour class reading out of a textbook...


Posted by Pokit on Nov-14-2007 18:15:

I speak German semi-fluently


Posted by Devil Bunny on Nov-14-2007 20:56:

I can speak German, although its been a long time since I have so its pretty rusty. I tried to learn Japanese in school but that was a bad idea. Im going to give it another try now that I understand the culture better. Ultimately I would like to live in Japan.


Posted by smakmagik on Nov-14-2007 21:39:

English
Hindi
Gujrati

very fluently

Marathi - so/so


Posted by l�cid on Nov-14-2007 21:42:

only English, but i'd love to learn Italian. it's such a sexy language.


Posted by zoogla on Nov-14-2007 22:22:

quote:
Originally posted by l�cid
only English, but i'd love to learn Italian. it's such a sexy language.

ciao bella


Posted by afterhrsgurl on Nov-14-2007 22:26:

currently speak croatian, english and french
would like to learn spanish


Posted by Rose on Nov-15-2007 04:35:

Spanish & English.


Would like to learn:
Dutch
French
German
Italian


Posted by Ted Promo on Nov-15-2007 04:40:

ich kann ein bi�chen Deutsch sprechen aber nicht zu viel.


Posted by verndogs on Nov-15-2007 07:46:

fluent in english, can understand very little tagalog

forgot all of the spanish I took in college (plan to pick this up someday)

I eventually want to learn mandarin, arabic, japanese for business reasons.


Posted by eROs.au on Nov-15-2007 07:47:

I speak English, and am decent in French


Posted by naeblis on Nov-15-2007 07:58:

English, Swedish, and Japanese

Would love to pick up Mandarin, and Spanish.


Posted by Chris Crossland on Nov-15-2007 08:45:

I just realized i have pdf files on how to learn languages. Anyone want any PM me!

Armenian
Bulgarian
Chinese
French
German
Hindi
Italian
Ivatan
Japanese
Kanuri
Kazakh
Kirghiz
Kiswahili
Latvian
Luganda
Malagasy
Melanisian Pidgin
Mongolian
Moroccan-Arabic
Romanian
Samoan
Sesotho
Swedish
Tagalog
Tamazight
Tash
Tashelheet
Tunisian-Arabic
Turkmen
Ukrainian
Uzbek
Very Simple Russian
Viracnon
Zambian


Posted by eROs.au on Nov-15-2007 08:46:

I've always wanted to learn Zambian!


Posted by Chris Crossland on Nov-15-2007 08:54:

quote:
Originally posted by eROs.au
I've always wanted to learn Zambian!


This one kinda sucks. It doesnt show you how to pronounce it.

Where is the toilet? - Kodi Cimbudzi Cili Kuti?

I am Learning - Pang'ono Komo Ndiphunzira


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