All About Languages

[rocpinkslip]

I can speak

-viet (however not as fluently as I used to...but i'm born in the states so it's understandable lol)

-english

-some french

-and some korean!

[kiray21]

i can speak...

1.English(from America have to know)

2.Tagalog(im Filipino)

3.Spanish(im spaniard+took it for 2 years)

4.A little Korean(needed for exchange program)

I can say "I Love You" in various languages

-(Cambodian)Ong Salang Bong

-(chinese)Wo Ai Ni

-(Korean)SarangHe Yo

-(Laos) Khoi Hak Choi

-(viet) Ahn Yeu Ehm

-(Tagalog)Mahal Kita

-This is like the first things i ask a person of a different nationality...lol..very useful

[Guest cozy_choco]

I can speak indonesian, english, a lil bit of french, i used to be able to speak mandarin but yeah 2 years ago, so i forgot it..^^

[Guest jvchou1316]

chinese, english, some french, a bit of korean . =/

[Guest akiralove]

cantonese, mandorin (learning 4th year), english, a lil japanese :]

i wanna learn korean!!!

plannin on having a trip during summer!

[Guest animagelet]

fluent in english and cantonese

XD taking ap japanese but i stink at it.

[Guest telegraph]

1. English

2. Mandarin Chinese

3. Korean

I'm fluent in all three, but I'm a bit rusty on the Hanyu pin yin

Shouldn't have quit Chinese school ):

[Guest ~*.:Yuki:.*~]

English, Chinese, a little french and spanish........

[Guest SlashMySoul]

i don't much languages. i wish i knew more :[

english

cantonese

half mandarin - been learning for about 9 years xD still learning too^^

[Guest Natsumi_sshi]

Mother-born-Language: Vietnamese (can speak it from the back of my hand. can interpret southern accent well and MAYBE northern accent. to me middle accents is like speaking chinese and i can speak mandarin

2nd language: born and raised in Australia- obviously english

3rd: learnt mandarin in school for many years: 7 years in total, also did italian as well!

4th: attempted japanese & korean? well thats what i wanna really learn!

[Guest indefinable]

English

Mandarin

Teochew (chinese dialect, not fluent though)

I wanna learn Korean & Malay!

[Guest HobbyManiac]

I got a new language to learn:

Russian. Have you ever heard that Korean and Russian languages

are the most difficult ones of the world? =P

They told me too that in Russian language, there's 50 more or less

verb tenses ._. (past, present, future, etc) ...and the letters are cool

[Guest ixxi]

i know english and if anyone needs spanish help pm me anytime i'm learning french and japanese. my manager is teaching me korean little by little @_@

[i/boss/top]

english = fluently

korean = fluently

german = bare minimum

japanese = basics

spanish = basics

[ageha]

-English: fluent

-Chinese (mandarin: fluent

-Japanese: can hold a basic conversation ^^;

-French - enough to get by

-Spanish - basic..forgotten most of it now

[Guest x SaRaNg HaE x]

I can speak English, Cantonese, and Spanish.

And I'm learning Mandarin and Korean.

[hiien]

Fluent : Vietnamese, English

Learning : French (2nd year)

Want to learn more language. European language to be exact.

[Guest Cakee`]

viet;fluent

english;fluent

mandarin;somewhat fluent. haha

[Guest fkyan]

I'm very fluent in

Malay ( learn in school since age 7)

Chinese included Cantonese and Mandarin ( my mother tongue lolz)

English ( one of my mother tongue too)

[Guest Poetic_Goofy]

1:st language: Swedish (fluent, I´m Swedish )

2:nd language: English (kind of fluent I guess )

3:rd language: Swedish version of Sign language (not very fluent but I use it alot to speak with a deaf friend of mine(she uses CI, so she can actually hear a little bit)

4:th language: German (I don´t remember alot though... )

I want to learn Korean and French

Somehow, I know more Korean than French

edit: I just remembered I know some Estonian as well Not alot but a little because my grandfather was Estonian and we meet our relatives there like once a year and they don´t know much English..just a little German.

Oh, and since I´m fluent in Swedish I also understand Danish and Norweigan as well. Norweigan is easier to listen to and understand. Both are easy to understand when written.