How many languages can you speak?

[Juzota]

Finnish, english and some swedish.

[ahmedelebiary]

English and native Arabic. I studied French for 4 years but I forgot most of it. Now trying to learn Deutsch. 

[zizimonster]

I'm a native Indonesian speaker.

 

I speak English as well.

[mega-tallica]

Just English and some Spanish. 

 

I took 3 years of required Spanish classes in high school and didn't retain any of it besides the basics. I learned most of my Spanish from guys at work just from listening to them. A lot of derogatory cuss words and insults mainly since I work in construction. You don't really need much more expansion on a language than that in this industry. 😆

[Manuelito]

Italian, english and a bit of Spanish.. I will eventually learn German since I drive alot in Switzerland and Germany 😁

[LastMinuteSavior]

14 hours ago, Silverwill94 said:

Spanish,english,portuguese,french,italian,euskera and japanese,that´s quite a lot

 

Woah. All those languanges and you still haven't learned punctuation.

 

Or how to say thank you.

 

[Hitman_Spinksy1]

Native: British English 

Fluent Swedish. Lived in Sweden for 10 years 

[Property_Damage]

English and internet troll

(synnical sarcasm and indirect disprespect)

Edited September 2, 2023 by Property_Damage

[PraiseTheFluppi]

German and English. I had french in school, but unfortunately I forgot most of it 😅
I'm trying to learn Japanese, but that will still take a long time; at least I can read Hiragana and Katakana already

[Silver-I-Chariot]

Russian, German, English. However, there is no language I can speak without an accent. Immigrated to a new country at a critical age where I had to learn a new language at school but I've lived here long enough to forget how to speak my native language. Kind of gives you an identity crisis. No matter where I go I'll always be a foreigner.

[milanbarca82]

Arabic (Native Language), English, Indonesian, and Acehnese.

Edited September 2, 2023 by milanbarca82

[RedDevil757]

I've not mastered by native language yet lol
 

I did French and German at school for 5 years and learnt zero. That's probably because I'm dyslexic I guess. Or stupid.. probably stupid tbh

[StraightVege]

Only English, sadly. One of my biggest regrets is never picking up a second language, along with not learning a musical instrument. Instead, I foolishly opted to master video games and lifting weights. Yeah, I could still attempt to do these things now, but the brain is unfortunately quite stubborn about absorbing new information at my age, especially since I already have cognitive difficulties due to health issues. It's probably just not in the cards for me.

[Edunstar84]

English and conversational Norwegian. I've lived in Norway for 10 years now, and I'm still not fluent. I used to speak French, but I forgot most of it. I would like to eventually learn Korean and Japanese. 

[Darumacho]

I've always been super interested in learning languages, I can speak French (native), English, and German. I can definitely understand Portuguese but am not comfortable at all speaking it, and I have the equivalent of an A2 level in Swedish.
One day I'll find the motivation to learn Japanese, hopefully!

To anyone wanting to learn a new language, I can only recommend listening to natives speaking or watching videos, it will sound like gibberish for the first few months, but you will slowly assimilate some words and expressions, and will quickly start to follow a full conversation.

Edited September 6, 2023 by Darumacho

[ShinigamiSensei-]

Native: Spanish
Fluent: English
And i can understand Portuguese since is not too different from Spanish, plus i live in a city near Brazil.

[NetoStyle]

Native: Spanish
Fluent: English
 

I also speak a bit of portuguese and italian. I was in Italy back in January and could put a bit of practice in Rome. 😁

[Mina]

So many multi lingual people, great to see and makes me want to re-learn German.
 

English is my preferred language but not my native, so I’m a bit ESL with it on random occasions 😅

[Feral]

Only English fluently. A few phrases in French and some words of Italian that I learnt in high school.

[LeoZodiacC]

My native language is Faroese, and I'm fluent in Danish and English.

I understand Norweigian, Swedish, some Icelandic and German.

I'm learning Tagalog, or more specifically the Bisayan language of the Philippines.

 

 

[MMDE]

On 9/6/2023 at 8:39 PM, Edunstar84 said:

English and conversational Norwegian. I've lived in Norway for 10 years now, and I'm still not fluent. I used to speak French, but I forgot most of it. I would like to eventually learn Korean and Japanese. 

 

What do you find the most difficult about learning Norwegian?

Edited September 25, 2023 by MMDE

[Edunstar84]

4 hours ago, MMDE said:

 

What do you find the most difficult about learning Norwegian?

 

I'm not a huge talker to begin with, and everyone's suggestion is to converse more. Also, when I do try, everyone speaks English back to me. I need to get better at writing as well. 

[serrated-banner9]

Personally i just know English, i don't see the point or have any motivation to learn any new ones 

[Mantinijo]

1. Lithuanian 

2. English 

 

I want to find the strength to learn Greek or Spanish, or Japanese. [-_-]

Edited September 27, 2023 by Mantinijo

[Ninjise]

I speak portuguese and english fluently, with a decent understanding of spanish.

 

Like many others here, I'm also trying to learn a new language, it is tough to keep pace, there's always something more important or you simply lose motivation.