i speak spanish alright but im not fluent.

Just english - and even that's not perfect...

I know a little bit of French...
"J'habite en Ecosse." (?)

Wahey!

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"I expect to pass through life but once. If therefore, there be any kindness I can show, or any good thing I can do to any fellow being, let me do it now, and not defer or neglect it, as I shall not pass this way again."

Turkish,English a little French and German
and of course
Body Language

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Trance is A Scream to A Life prevents u from reality

i only speak english. I know little bits of german and polish but hardly any.

Hindi

English,Hungarian(native),German

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Originally posted by SteveTranz4ever I found these on a site so don´t blame me if some are wrong Swedish: Jag älskar dig! Danish: Jeg elsker dig! Finish: Minä rakastan sinua Norwegian: Jeg elsker deg! Albanska: të dua zemra ime Arabia: Ana Behibek (to a woman) Ana Behibak (to a man) Estniska: Mina armastan sind French: Je t’aime Friesia:Ik hald fan dei Gaelic: Ta gra agam ort Greec: S’ayapo (pronansed s’agapo. ) Old Greec: (Ego) philo su Greenland: Asavakit Hawaii: Aloha l’a Au Oe Hebrew: Ani ohev otach (man to a woman) Ani ohevet otcha (woman to man) Hindi: Mai tumase pyar karata hun (man to a woman) Mai tumase pyar karati hun (woman to man) Dutch: Ik hou van jou Island: Eg elska thig India: Mai Tujhe Pyaar Kartha Ho Indonesia: Saya cinta padamu Iran: Mahn doostaht doh-rahm Irland: Taim i’ ngra leat Italy: Ti amo Japanese: Kimi o ai shiteru Canadian (french): Sh’teme (uttalas som det stavas) Kenya: Tye-mela’ne Kina: Moi oiy neya Ngo oi ney Wo ai ni Korsika: Ti tengu cara (to a woman) Ti tengu caru (to a man) Kroatia: LJUBim te Kiswahili: Nakupenda Korean: No-rul sarang hae (man to a woman) Tangsinul sarang ha yo (woman to man) Latin: Te Amo Lettiska: Es milu tevi Litauen: Tave Myliu (ta-ve mee-lyu) Makedonien: Sakam te Malaysia: Saya Cintamu Saya Sayangmu Pakistan: Mujhe Tumse Muhabbat Hai Persiska: Tora dost daram Polska: kocham cie Portugis: Amo-te Rumania: Te iu besc Te Ador Ryssia: Ya vas liubliu Ya tebya liubliu Skotish Gaelic: Tha gra\dh agam ort Serbia: Ljubim te Serbokratia: Volum te Ljubim te Sioux: Techihhila Spanska: Te Quiero Swahili: Nina ku penda Tjeckia: Miluji te Turkish: Seni Seviyurum German: Ich liebe Dich Ukrainia: ja tebe koKHAju Vietnames: Anh ye^u em (man to a woman) Em ye^u ahn (woman to man) c-ya

In Hungarian-->Szeretlek!

As well as English: a little bit of French, and GCSE level German.... not very impressive

English, of course
Ich sprache deutsch, aber nicht sehr gut.
Govorim i Hrvatski, normalno, s obzirom da sam iz hrvatske. (Croatian)
Govorim i Srpski, bre, da me ceo svet razume! (Serbian)
Ego dictum lingua latina (but not good)

Croatian and serbian are almost the same, kind of like swedish and norwegic, and most balkan or former yugoslavia languages are similar, so I can understand slovenian and macedonian very well, but not speak them so good.(bosnia and montenegro use either serbian or croatian or serbocroatian) I can also somewhat understand most of the other slavic languages, like russian, polish, czeck, slovak, etc.

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Dfromk: Þ àð îëë ý áàí÷ îô ñèññè ëýéìåðñ õèýð

àíä ñî àð þ!
äæàñò êèäèíã àñ âåë

a jel ti mozes ovo razumjeti sto sad pisem?

Yes, and Stevetranz4ever, I love you in croatian/serbian or serbocroatian is "volim te", or "ja te volim", not "ljubim te". "ljubim te" means "i kiss you".

And whoever thinks english is hard hasn't tried to learn croatian. I'm not from an english speaking country, but english was relatively easy to learn, at least the grammar part. It was only kind of hard to understand at first because it is pretty soft language.

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1+1=10

jus english

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Bring back 1994 NYC clubbing nights, cus the sh*t today is filled with junk parties and DJs that play sh*t House.....Zabiela, Sander, or Howells and all the rest suck and couldnt throw a night like it was in the early 90s in NYC!!!...Screw Twilo - give me Limelight circa 1993!!!