What is your first language?

[in-a-pickle]

English is my first language, but I'm learning Spanish.

 

[BATOCTO]

native and first language is spanish c:
learned english and i guess i'm fluent at it.

 

[Marlene]

German is my first language and it really sucks. n.n
It's really hard to learn other languages, learn the most nessecary vocabulary, grammer and pronunciation, so to stay honest, I do not really dare to say that I can speak other languages
I can also agree with those who have lots of problems with the right translation, it's like you have to carry always a dictionary with you to understand the most

 

[Waluigi]

English is my primary language and french is my secondary. I had to learn french, there wasnt really a choice. Half of us learned french, the other german.

 

[PaperLuigi3]

American.

 

[Naiad]

Chinese :c

 

[Guero101]

Spanglish! Spanish and English Both at the same time.

 

[MadisonCrossing]

English, and a little bit of Spanish.

 

[Fia]

My first was English. It's the only language I know fluently.

 

[Mr. L]

Polish. Then I learned English and forgot some Polish, but I still know enough to have a conversation with someone. Currently learning Japanese.

 

[tsantsa]

I can speak English,German,French + Spanish.

Quite good for an 11 year old

 

[Ichigo.]

Vietnamese.

Sadly, it's suffered a lot since I've lived in the US from the age of 3, so although it is my first language, my primary one is definitely English. I've taken a lot of Spanish classes, and it comes quite easy to me, but I won't go as far as saying I can speak it

 

[CR33P]

Vietnamese was my first language, but now I speak English as if it was my first.

I can speak English,German,French + Spanish.

Quite good for an 11 year old

Can you speak them fluently? AND I MEAN FLUENTLY?

 

[tsantsa]

Vietnamese was my first language, but now I speak English as if it was my first.



Can you speak them fluently? AND I MEAN FLUENTLY?

Try meh

 

[Squeaks]

Ojibwe was my first language, though I grew up and became ashamed of the Aboriginal part of me and stopped speaking it so I could be more "white". I only know a couple words in Ojibwe, but I mainly speak English.

 

[Swiftstream]

Englishhh

 

[Mephisto Pheles]

The first (and only) language I currently speak is English - but I've been interested in learning Japanese since I was, oh.. 12?
Nearly 22 now and I've learned hiragana and katakana (only reading, though - if you asked me to write them all you'd get is a long "uhhhhhh..."), but every attempt I've made to learn any further just ends in me quitting out of frustration. Heh..

Other than that, I suppose I might eventually learn some Vietnamese.. My Dad is engaged to a Vietnamese woman, and she'll be moving in with us once they can get her over here legally.

 

[Lassy]

My first language is French.

But I am trilingual, I speak also English (duh) and mandarin.
I also am not too bad in Spanish. I am going to Spain for uni anyway, so my Spanish will get better ^_^

 

[Mylin]

English is my only language, but I'd like to learn German and Japanese.

 

[Zulehan]

As mentioned in another topic ('What fact about you would surprise a stranger?'), my native tongue is Ilonggo, a Filipino 'dialect.' I spoke only Ilonggo until my teachers rooted it out of me, specifically one who, as my mom says, was convinced that I used Ilonggo to curse and make fun of her.

I have taken great effort to relearn: I still have trouble writing in Ilonggo, but I can speak and understand. Besides that, English is the only language I know.