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I speak three languages but I’m not fluent in any of them.
(english, spanish and french).

I know portuguese but I can’t speak it at all.

I can speak Spanish with some confidence.  Working on my 6th year of study now.  And I recently started German, but I am far from fluent in that regard.

Polyglot. 

I am fluent in English and sarcasm.

Fluent in English, decent in conversational Taishanese, can understand conversational Cantonese (but it’s pretty obvious that either I didn’t really learn how to speak it or I have a thick Taishan accent), okay in conversational French and business-conversational Japanese.

I still kick myself for not pursuing more French in school, but having it forced upon me pushed me away. I excelled in it though. :\ I’d love to be fluent in all those + Mandarin someday.

Sadly, I’m not fluent in any other languages…but I will continue practicing until I am! I’ve taken Spanish and Japanese, I just haven’t practiced enough to be fluent yet haha.

Sadly, no . I missed out on learning Slovak from my family when I was younger. I can get a very general sense of the topic at hand when I hear it, but that’s it lol. I’m currently learning German but it’s very basic right now. Hopefully I can gain fluency in that and ideally Czech and another language.

fluent in english only.

I can lip sync to kpop songs

Yes! English, Malay & Chinese  I guess that’s what you get from growing up in Malaysia 

I am only becoming somewhat fluent in American Sign Language but I am taking even more classes to make it completely fluent. <3

I’m fluent in English and Cantonese. Currently learning Korean =)

@glamthatsparkle@xanga - Is Malay very different from Chinese?

No I’m not, but I will become fluent in German!

I’m still working on French, but my written comprehension is really good. I’m just working on oral comprehension and my spoken French.

I am fluent in English, know a decent amount of Spanish, a smattering of Italian, and a minute amount of both ASL and Mandarin.  I’m going to eventually work on my fluency in at least Spanish and Italian.

fluent in mandarin,the wu dialect and english. trying to be fluent in spanish.

i can speak french but not as good as i used to anymore.  i think i can understand it when it’s spoken to me more than speaking it.

Nope. I can only speak english..though I should of been taught spanish when I was younger..but I realize that I can’t roll my rs for shit nor do I have the accent. Oh well.

Polyglot. It’s a hobby. I’m a native Spanish and English speaker, though.

Native English speaker, approaching fluency in Spanish, advanced French skills. I’ve also studied German and Latin, but neither of them stuck.

I’m fluent in English and Cantonese, can listen fairly well and speak intermediate Mandarin (which is sort of odd, considering I’ve never really grown up around anyone who spoke Mandarin to me), and can speak conversational French and Japanese. I’m pretty decent at writing all of these languages though.

I’m trying hard to push French into the intermediate and hopefully fluent range though…that’s gonna take some time.

i speak thai and english and i am trying to learn japanese its hard though!

English is my first language. I’m like ok with Spanish but I was always better at reading & writing it (which gives me a step up since most people only speak it) but I dont put that down on job forms because I dont know it well enough like I used to to carry on indepth conversations. And I know a handful of words & phrases in other languages but simple things.

I’ve been enrolled in french classes since grade 4 because I live in Ontario, Canada. Pretty fluent, I’d say.

I took French for six years in school, and I was quite fluent. However, when I didn’t speak it as much as I did in the past, I admit I’m not as fluent as before.

Oh, well. Ça ne fait rien. C’est la vie.

English, Cantonese, French and sarcasm :)

I’m fluent in English and Serbian. I can understand and know some German and Russian. I want to learn Greek and Italian though.

I studied French for awhile, but never actually started to consider myself fluent until I made very close friends with a Swiss family. I spoke French a lot with them and was really devastated when they moved. I try to keep up with my French and practice speaking (or singing) in it, but I know I’m not as proficient as I used to be. I took Japanese lessons for awhile and would love to learn more.

english and spanish. tis all folks!

Cantonese, Mandarin, English
Intermediate French & basic conversational – Japanese
Trying to learn some basic Korean atm

i’m going to work on learning french. i took classes all four years of high school and i still can’t speak it.

i’m currently learning american sign language.

Used to be fluent in Italian, near fluent in French. I guess I’m a crappy native Spanish speaker and know a handful other phrases in stuff like German, Icelandic, Korean, Arabic etc but barely enough to count as basic

English, Spanish, and German. mhm

Not anymore . I used to be fluent in Spanish, but I forgot it all when I was learning English.

Mandarin, and my Spanish is passable

@danaenicole@xanga - i’ve always been interested in sign language. but i have to ask, you say “american sign language” is there a difference in sign language depending on which country you’re from/in? because i’ve always thought that sign language is an international language that can be understood by all?

1) English
2)Urdu
3) Gujrati
4) Panjabi (enough to understand)
4) Arabic (enough to understand)

5) kiswahilii,

i took french in high school, but obviously forgot everything. i want to learn farsi, and pashto next! and seriously brush up on my arabic.

Slovene is my first language and I’m fluent in English and German, I took French in highschool and I must say I understand Spanish really good, since I watched so many spanish soap operas lol.

@glamthatsparkle@xanga - Lucky!

Things to do before the end of the road: Learn a different language to a good level. 

I’m bilingual – I speak fluent French as well.

Fluent in English, will be fluent in French and German within a year. Next stop is either Portuguese or Mandarin after that

Fluent in English, learning French, German and Spanish. Decent in Spanish, I can read French well but am terrible at German. I am going to learn Russian, Italian and Mandarin within the next few years

English, Spanish, French, and currently studying Japanese.

Someday, I hope to learn 9 languages like Cleopatra did.

English is the other language I speak. Well, one of them. I speak English, Danish, Italian, Spanish, Icelandic and some French. I also speak “Scandinavish” haha.

Japanese:) and English

Learning Korean ^^

Fluent in English, Cantonese and Hakka (another Chinese dialect). Currently learning Mandarin and Japanese and have just taken an interest in Korean, so i might learnt that as well haha

I can speak english and I can understand french.

I’m not. But I wish I was. If I ever marrying someone who is fluent in another language because of his heritage, you bet I’m going to have him speak it to our kids and he is going to teach me so I can speak a little too. Or I’ll send them to spend time with their grandparents. I think coming from a family that speaks another language is the best way to be fluent in another language because you hear it as a young child. Plus I think it would be nice for my future offspring to have a connection to a culture.

English, Korean, and on my second year of Chinese.

Dutch, German, Serbian/Croatian, French (and English, obviously). Currently fine-tuning my Russian. ..I’m not a freak, languages are just cool.

im fluent in spanish and english

English is my second language.  Korean is the first.  I took Spanish in high school and actually retained it in order to speak with my hispanic friends and SN I am very involved with their culture as I dance bachata, merengue, and salsa.  I am currently taking French as my required language in college, and I will also take German in college because my boyfriend is German. <3

Trilingual. Cantonese (Very Fluent) /English (Fluent) /Mandarin (Quite Fluent)
Know a lil Shanghainese
Currently learning Korean

I’m fluent in English, Hebrew and Russian. I can understand Spanish kinda well and also read & write in Arabic.

Tagalog first, English second!

I wish I were fluent in another language. I’m still at beginner level in Korean and Spanish. I’ve been studying so long I could have been fluent, but I haven’t devoted enough time :(

I have a friend who is awesome..he’s fluent in about 6 languages and learning more…

끝

I can fluently speak english, french, and spanish, but I can also understand italian and portuguese. 

@jazbajunoon@xanga - sign language is different in every country except in cases where, for example, missionaries visited a certain people group where the deaf had no way to communicate and the missionaries taught them the sign language from their country. asl [american sign language] is the most common in the united states, obviously, but british sign language is also used especially in learning environments. bsl [british sign language] has the same syntax as spoken english and it uses small, insignificant words whereas asl leaves less important words out and has a different syntax than the spoken language.

this is probably more information than you wanted.. haha

english y espanol

I’m fluent in Spanish and English, mostly fluent in Italian and French, and have a beginner-intermediate level of Latin and Portuguese. I will hopefully be learning some indigenous languages from Latin America in the coming year! I love language =).

I speak English and Spanish fluently. I’m trying to learn Dutch.

Other than English, I speak, read, write, understand Bahasa Indonesia. I understand a little bit of French but can’t speak it much. I have plans to study Arabic soon.

I want to learn spanish. I am a unilingual person hoping to become bilingual. I REALLY need to. 

100% bilingua in Spanish and English. I also speak some French, & Mandarin.

I’m fluent in English and Cantonese. Passable in French and Spanish. 

Well, I was born in Viet Nam, so my Vietnamese is awesome lol not to brag or anything. I can write, read, and speak Vietnamese almost as well as English… but that’s pretty much it. I took Spanish in high school up to level 4.. and I honestly didn’t learn much when it comes to conjugating verbs lol

No and I wish I could learn Italian.

Fluent in English and American Sign Language Pidgin English,..a sign language offshoot of ASL. I am also fairly fleunt in French and have, I have been told, a Canadian accent!! (Weird!! I live in Amishland Ohio!! )

I guess I am trilingual.

I am fluent in Spanish and English and I can get my point accross (and understand when spoken to in a slow manner) in French.

English, Spanish, Russian, French, German. Some Arabic.

@danaenicole@xanga - wow, i never knew there were variations of sign language too. i once saw a movie where “deaf culture” was one of the subjects in the movie. i didnt know sign language had such depth, it really is a culture. anyway, i had an aunt who’s mother in law relocated to the uk, she knew sign language & she wasn’t fluent in her English; she claimed sign language made things easier for her there. thanks for the info!  really opened my eyes.

American Sign Language

I know Afrikaans. My parents both speak it, it’s their first language, but for my brother and I it’s our second. We learnt it at school. Most people in South Africa are bilingual, as its compulsory at most schools to do two languages, for me it was English and Afrikaans.

English and (Yemeni) Arabic. I’m a little iffy at understanding some types of arabic dialects (Moroccan, Algerian..), but ok with most

I’m fluent in English and German. I’m proficient in Spanish.

Fluent in Punjabi, and will be studying Arabic in January. I HAVE to be fluent in Arabic to pursue my phD. I am fluent in Punjabi, but my vocabulary is not very good. I plan on studying more Punjabi and then transitioning into Hindi since it is extremely similar. 

I am fluent in english my first language is spanish.

English, Spanish, French, Tagalog,  Japanese, Arabic, Korean, and I’m working on German right now.

In my opinion having a large breadth of vocabulary is the hardest part about being fluent, grammar and structure are fairly logical to understand.

YES! Tagalog! I wish I was completely fluent in French.. but hey, I can trigger a conversation! LOL.

english and french baby

i am trying to be completely fluent in korean. i love the language…i think it sounds beautiful and looks very elegant when written. i WILL be fluent in it in a few years!!! i know enough to hold a simple conversation, but i do not know how to read or write yet.

i also would like to know thai, maybe not be completely fluent (read, write, speak) but i want to at least be able to speak and understand it.

other than that, i know a little spanish. 

Halfway fluent in French.

im fluent in italian 

I think I’m a polyglot. Being conversational in a language counts right? If not, I’m trilingual.

@QuantumStorm@xanga - Are you really? Damn it, I thought that the fact that you can draw well was going to be the end of your list of perfections. Gtfo. I’m starting to doubt your existence.

@ivarahBharavi@xanga - I probably shouldn’t mention that I can divide by zero. 

@QuantumStorm@xanga - Alright, now you’re just bluffing. 

@ivarahBharavi@xanga - Don’t be so sure. Ever heard of V404 Cygni? Yeah, that was all me.

@QuantumStorm@xanga - Uh huh.

I’m fluent in English and ASL (American Sign Language) and can speak conversational Spanish, French, and Japanese.