What Languages Do You Speak?

[! AlainLeGrand !]

Arabic, English and French !

 

[Wish]

English, Vietnamese, little chinese and mild japanese.

 

[Ciaran]

Fluent in English and Irish.
Proficient in French.
I know a few phrases in Spanish and Japanese.

 

[[Nook]]

English, Vietnamese, little chinese and mild japanese.

Let me guess, "desu", "kawaii", and "konichiwa"?
Or do you take a class? I wish my school had a Japanese class.

 

[Ciaran]

90% of TBT speaks English.

Wow. Id have thought higher <.<

 

[Vooloo]

English was my first language although I'm Vietnamese. I understand most Vietnamese but cannot speak it for some odd reason. I know a bit of Japanese from my weeaboo phase. I am currently learning in my second year of French and beginning to dabble into Korean, while taking a temple class to learn only how to read and write in Vietnamese.

 

[PoxyLemon]

I speak english but i really want to learn Japanese, i do know some words but not a whole lot

 

[[Nook]]

English was my first language although I'm Vietnamese. I understand most Vietnamese but cannot speak it for some odd reason. I know a bit of Japanese from my weeaboo phase. I am currently learning in my second year of French and beginning to dabble into Korean, while taking a temple class to learn only how to read and write in Vietnamese.

I can speak Vietnamese pretty good but I cannot read or write it.

 

[Wish]

I can actually speak it. :U
My friend's japanese so he does teach me a little.
I can speak it but can't read hiragana and katakana.

 

[Argus]

Hold on......Hindu? I wasn't aware that was a language...

 

[Pear]

Yo puedo hablar espa?ol con fluidnez. Solo lo tom? para tres a?os, pero, estudi? mucho cuando no fui en clase. Siempre leeo articulos en espa?ol de CNN, y tambien, miro mucho telev?sion espa?ol. Ahora, puedo hablar, leer, y pensar en espa?ol sin pensar.

You can google translate it if you don't speak spanish. And no, I didn't use google translate, ask anyone who speaks spanish: my grammar isn't screwed up. (Well, at least not to the extent an automatic translator would.)

 

[«Jack»]

Yo puedo hablar espa?ol con fluidnez. Solo lo tom? para tres a?os, pero, estudi? mucho cuando no fui en clase. Siempre leeo articulos en espa?ol de CNN, y tambien, miro mucho telev?sion espa?ol. Ahora, puedo hablar, leer, y pensar en espa?ol sin pensar.

You can google translate it if you don't speak spanish. And no, I didn't use google translate, ask anyone who speaks spanish: my grammar isn't screwed up. (Well, at least not to the extent an automatic translator would.)

You're not fluent. You're proficient.
=P

 

[Pear]

You're not fluent. You're proficient.
=P

That's the word I was looking for. I understand most of what people say. (All following statistics are legit, by the way)
I can understand around 80% of what people are saying. My brain has to then fill in the blanks for the, "Missing parts"
People always say that when it comes to learning a language, reading is the easiest, listening is next, and speaking is the hardest. I'm the opposite. I find speaking incredibly easy, it's the listening that's difficult.

 

[Caius]

Spain spanish! It feels like I'm not in florida anymore.

 

[Brad]

English and Canadian. ;]