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What languages do you speak ?

I speak english obviously, and school taught french & german, and i wanna learn spanish...

who's the most multilingual ta tho ?

Finnish (well duh)
English (learnt it before I went to school... too much TV, I presume)
Swedish (not a lot but anyway...)
French (even less than Swedish...)

C
Cobol
Assembler
Visual Basic
VBA

Hungarian (native)
English (3 years in school and from the TA forums )
French (1 year in Paris, 2 years in school)
German (almost 5 years in school, I forgot pretty much all of it though, it was like 6-7 years ago)

Icelandic
English
German
Swedish (not much, but practicing)
Danish (same)

German (native)
English (fluently)
French (some)
Latin (4 years in school, forgot most of it)
Spanish (little)

quote:

Originally posted by onceler C Cobol Assembler Visual Basic VBA

lol!

C
C++
JAVA
Basic
V Basic
(learning Assembly Lang.)

quote:

Originally posted by onceler C Cobol Assembler Visual Basic VBA

haha... Visual Basic would be highest on my list...

Java would be in there too...

Italian
English
I'm learning Java

Icelandic (native)
English

I've been learning German and Danish ind school but I can't say that I can speak those languages

-Dutch
-English

Roosian

English

and if someone speaks French to me I can nod like I understand.

Swedish
English
Finnish (I understand it better than I speak it)
German (just a little)

english

cantonese

a smattering of mandarin

poquito spanish

Le Francais est ma langue maternelle.

I speak English fluently.

Ich lerne Deutsch.

printf("I know some C");

cout << "C++ also" << endl;

english
spanglish
ebonics
jive

English
German in highschool(3 years) and college(4th semester presently)

Croatian
Serbian (basically the same thing as croatian)
English
German, aber nicht sehr gut
Latin, but just a little
Slovenian (I understand it but can't speak it well)
I can understand most slavic languages like Slovakian, Czech, Macedonian, Bulgarian and Russian, and to a small extent Polish and French, but only when they're written (I don't understand what people are saying when they talk) and I can't speak any of them.

Aside from that,
C/C++
Turbo Pascal
Visual Basic
Qbasic, but only the basics

Read, understand, speak and write:

-English
-German
-Dutch
-French (it used to be better though)

Read, understand

-Italian (Thanks to RAI Uno and those lovely shows)
-Spanish (Thanks to Spanish football)
-Danish/Swedish/Norwegian (Thanks to CS)

quote:

Originally posted by DrUg_Tit0 Croatian Serbian (basically the same thing as croatian) English German, aber nicht sehr gut Latin, but just a little Slovenian (I understand it but can't speak it well) I can understand most slavic languages like Slovakian, Czech, Macedonian, Bulgarian and Russian, and to a small extent Polish and French, but only when they're written (I don't understand what people are saying when they talk) and I can't speak any of them. Aside from that, C/C++ Turbo Pascal Visual Basic Qbasic, but only the basics

nice!

i do: English (really well, although it may not reflect in my TA postings)
Croatian, and understand/speak a few more slavic languages. do a bit of german too/understand dutch to some extent

>JM<

German,English and Norwegian for me.I have a german dad,so I just picked it up as I grew up.German has turned out to be extremely handy

quote:

Originally posted by kirbtastic english spanglish ebonics jive

lol@ebonics

i speak english...took three years of spanish in highschool and all i got from it was vamos a la playa lol!

German
Hebrew
English
Spanish
French

Moroccan Dialect
Arabic
French
English
Spanish (used to be fluent)

Spanish
English
Portuguese

and a bit of:
Italian
French

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