What/how many languages can you speak?

[BlackScorpion 0]

Arabic/Farsi

Just as a sidenote for those who might not know it, Arabic and Farsi (Persian) are two totally different languages. Farsi is actually part of the Indo-European language family, so it might be easier to learn. Dunno, haven't started yet.

[Shashman 0]

Fluent:

English (British mother)

French (Spoken since I started speaking seeing as I was born and raised in Belgium)

Italian (Italian father)

Good knowledge:

Dutch (Born and raised in Belgium. Also, Flemish channels subtitle their programs, which are nearly always American or British, instead of dubbing, which btw is an excellent way of learning a foreign language)

Spanish (Taught at school from the age of 15)

I was educated in a European School (Brussels) so languages could be considered my forté, and I was lucky to be bought up in a very multi-cultured environment

[MAA3057 0]

Arabic/Farsi

Just as a sidenote for those who might not know it, Arabic and Farsi (Persian) are two totally different languages. Farsi is actually part of the Indo-European language family, so it might be easier to learn. Dunno, haven't started yet.

Yeah, I am still undecisive on which one to learn, so I put them together.

[Sennacherib 0]

french

english

spanish

but i don't speak my native language

and some words or expressions really useful like:

italian: va f......

etc

ps: languages which have my interest for now:

- japanese

- lakota

- norvegian

[Johannes 10]

Best - Worst

- German

- English

- French

- Czech

recently started learning french again in my freetime.

[klavan 0]

Italian (newspapers are no problem and "O, bello oci cjornye" works aswell)

LOL

Klavan

[karantan 0]

Or; "O, che bella gambe! ,,, O, che brutta faca!"

And how many languagues do I speak fluently? None, not even my native one, I'm not so cocky to think I do.

[Milkman 1]

English, Spanish, learning German.

[AtStWalker 0]

what's that "oci cjornye" ?

btw ^^

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D@nte:

italian: va f......

italian: vaff...... or va aff......

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karantan:

Or; "O, che bella gambe! ,,, O, che brutta faca!"

"O, che bellE gambe! O, che brutta facCIa!"

[Maddmatt 1]

English, and some Afrikaans

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(brataccas @ May 30 2007,19:54) said:

 

[brataccas 0]

Doric - Local language in the North East of Scotland.

aka "pirate" I live at north east part of scotland but I dont speak dorrick as I was born south west scotland, I talk "lowlands scots" so as a scot I still find it rly difficult to understand what these dorrick ppl say fit part o ne scotland dae ye bide me loon?

Pirate! Cheeky Brataccas! Yip! Doric is a mystical and confusing language. The British Army should use it as their code talk, un-crackable! I can see the look on Jihad Joes face when he hears it! Fit part? Weel I bide in i Broch. Ye ken fit toon at is? Fit toon dae ye bide in?

Is it burghead!?!? ah bide in lossiemouth lyk

[nephilim 0]

german

english

polish

all pretty equal but also not flawless XD

i grew up bilingual so if youd hear me chat with my parents youd hear a mix of polish and german...

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(brataccas @ May 31 2007,18:25) said:

(scotchsoldier @ May 31 2007,18:22) said:

 

[karantan 0]

what's that "oci cjornye" ?

btw ^^

(Those beautiful) black eyes in Russian ,,, I think  

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D@nte:

italian: va f......

italian: vaff......  or va aff......

Yes, yes ,,, go on !!!

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karantan:

Or; "O, che bella gambe! ,,, O, che brutta faca!"

"O, che bellE gambe! O, che brutta facCIa!"  

As I said; don't know shit ,,, can say it, but hate that spelling.