Languages, how many do you speak?

I can speak Chinese and English. And French as the second foreign language,I want to learn Spanish and German in the future.Who can help me?My email: evejingjing@hotmail.com

 

I speak 4 including english. I always had to learn a language because of necessity not because I am smart.

 

I'm Polish. I've been learning English, Russian, German, French, Latin, Greek, tried to learn myself Italian but I only bought a dictionary and that was all.

I can only speak English, a little Russian...

Now there is someone who gives me more motivation to learn English, and this summer I'm coming to the U.S. so I guess I'll learn faster this way.

Someone said that speaking more than one language is like having more than one soul, and I like this thought. I guess I'm a little different person when I'm using English, simpler and less melancholic for sure!

 

I speak Norwegian, Swedish, Spanish, English and I know a few words in Polish and German.

 

Swedish, bad swedish, english and a little german for good measure.

 

=( Everyone can speak so many languages *jealous* >_<


I speak English (obviously =P), and enough maori to have conversations with the little kids in the neighbourhood =D.

I'd love to learn Dutch, German, Spanish, Swedish or Finnish. ...Or Samoan... Or... well, anything. Anyone wanna teach me? =P

 

French et English, studying Norsk and Italian and German, interested in Dutch. I am good with Franglais and salé Spanish. Basic Irish Gaelic, and français argot, is like an entire different langage in itself.

 

I suck at languages, but noone has told me about it. :jester:

 

Turkish, English and very little Latvian

 

I speak various languages with different levels of competenceI
I can write a love letter in German, French, Italian, English and Spanish
I can talk about the weather in Hungarian and Russian
Read the Bible in Hebrew
Cuchulain in Gaelic
I can order in a restaurant or ask directions in any other European language, Hindi and Japanese

 

My native language's Rassian. I can speak besides Ukrainian and a little English.
And I especially like Frence language's, but don't speak(((

 

All of the languages on Balkans are the same, but they're declared as different, so I can speak Serbian, Montenegrian, Bosnian, Croatian, English, a bit of German and I understand Spanish and Macedonian...
I also learned Latin in school, but all I remember now is "Puela pulchra est" and the second declination, plural (bellum, belli, belo, bella, bella, bello or something like that)

 

.German, English, Italian, Croatian, serbian
and latin

 

English is native. I can speak enough German and Italian to get by. I can understand French a little. I want to be fluent in all of them though.

 

Montenegrian? Macedonian? Are you sure such languages exist?
May be there are Voivodian, Belgradian, Podgorian, Novi-Sadian and Nishian languages as well.

 

Sure they exist!..At least, Macedonian does...Montenegrians are trying to qualify their language as existing one, so I support them....
And, I have never heard Bulgarian (your language exists, right?), but I'm sure I would understand you perfectly..........

 

You are talking about the dialects, not about the separate languages. There is not such thing as macedonian and montenegrian language, exactly like there is not such thing as austrian and swiss language. Dialects are something different. And I know you will understand me perfectly like me, who understand 90% serbian.

 

Well, what about croatian language?...It's absolutely the same as serbian or montenegrian, so why is it separate language?...Ok, Croatian linguists are trying to make completely new language by force now, but it's still the same...
And, I told you, if Montenegrinians and Macedonians want to have their own language, let it be, they deserved it, I'm a 100% supporter

 

you cant be serious.
I could ask what about serbian ? its absolutely the same as croatian or montenegrian, so why is it a separate language?
croatian is one language and serbian one language.
two different nations - two different languages.
dont talk like every language became of serbian. because it sounded like thats what you were saying.

 

Oh, yes! And may be in Kosovo they speak Kosovian language, not albanian. This is ridiculous! There is croatian language. There is serbian language as well. And there is slovenian language too. But forget about macedonian (that sounds so funny) and forget about montenegrian. The historians in these new countries just suffer from the shortage of history, therefore they are decided to create their own. Montenegrians and Macedonians may call their language as they want. They can say they speak Marsian language. This is their problem. But the historic truth is something different and it always shows the right answers.