Hola,
- English
- Español

- Dutch
- English
- German
- French (not very well)
- Malay (a bit)

Swedish
French
English
German (casually)

My german magically reaches native skill level every time I'm out partying. Very odd...

Would like to learn mandarin.

(04-06-2016, 02:33 AM)jaagr Wrote: My german magically reaches native skill level every time I'm out partying. Very odd...

The famous "druken foreign language native speaker" :P
Good to know another french speaker there!

Only fluent in English. But I took french all throughout primary school (2nd - 12th grade), and have spent some time in France. Je parle un peu de francais, mais ce n'est pas trop bien ;)

C'est deja pas mal!

I'm a fucking stupid American, so English. And that's it.

(28-03-2016, 10:13 PM)albertocg Wrote: Hola,
- English
- Español

Damn, I never thought that I would found you here, Alberto.


My English is terrible. And my born language is Spanish.

(05-06-2016, 05:34 AM)Mrat Wrote: Damn, I never thought that I would found you here, Alberto.

The world is small place.

German, English, Latin, Ancient Greek, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Gaelic. (In descending order of quality.)

English, Japanese and French (also in decending order of quality)

(05-06-2016, 12:41 AM)Laserswald Wrote: I'm a fucking stupid American, so English. And that's it.

Right there with you bro

Now I know already two Americans who speak English instead of Gibberish. Nice.

I'm learning mandarin now

English, german, a few words and phrases in russian, spanish and french. But I'll learn proper french soon, I swear.

I speak English as a first language. I'm learning Mandarin now.

English as a first language, learning Spanish (had Spanish in high school but didn't really learn it)

The fact that I have a crush on a girl who speaks Spanish as her first language, and doesn't know much English, is kind of motivating me this time around.

(15-01-2017, 07:31 PM)hades Wrote: The fact that I have a crush on a girl who speaks Spanish as her first language, and doesn't know much English, is kind of motivating me this time around.

Hope she's helping you. I can help with your Spanish if you're feeling that motivated.

My first language is German and I also speak English I guess ^^

If you don't mind, I'd like to revive this thread because it was a good thread and a way for we to introduce ourselves better.

With fluency, I speak Portuguese (my native language), English (the language I needed to learn to study), and Esperanto (the language I learned in a year I had nothing better to do).
I understand Galician, a bit of Spanish (or should I say Portuñol: a mix of Português & Español) and a bit of Italian.
I am studying Latin and Māori, and I know a bit of their grammar and word patterns, but not much of their vocabulary (especially for Māori).
Languages I want to learn and I know nothing of are: German, Russian and Georgian.

Nice to see this thread revived.

I speak Norwegian (mother tongue), English, I'm learning French in school and know just a tiny bit Russian.

Finnish (native), English, Swedish and just a tiny tiny bit of Italian.
Oh how I envy you people who don't have to study a minimum of three languages.

I can read German to some extent, can understand someone speaking it to a lesser extent (if they don't go too fast), but can only write or speak it at a very elementary level.

Some of that carries over to other Germanic languages like Dutch, Swedish, or Norwegian. I'd like to learn Dutch, since it's closer to the language of my ancestors (they spoke the Limburgish dialect).

I can sometimes make sense of things written in French, but the spoken language leaves me baffled.
Dittos for Spanish.

That's it.

I.e., not much more than a typically ignorant American.

wow, a lot of people in here know more than two languages.
English (fluent)
Portuguese (fluent)
to increase the numbers and look smarter than i actually am:
Spanish (able to understand, mostly)
German (a little bit. started to learn but got too lazy to continue)