Swedish - native
English - fluent
French - a little
Finnish - a little
Japanese - very little...
You?
German - native
English - fluent
Latin - a little
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English - Native.
Russian - Conversational.
Japanese - As much as one could learn from watching Japanese movies and cartoons.
Друзя, довай говорить по руский.
1) English
2) Bad English
English - native
Japanese - not yet fluent, not novice level
German - forgotten most of it
English - Native
French - Semi-Fluent
Japanese - Hopeless :(
1) Swedish [fluently - main language]
2) English [fluently]
3) German [unable to any longer construct correct sentances, far too rusty. Understand most of it without any problems.]
4) Hungerian [see note for #3]
5) French [see n#3, only understandment having the value "a little"]
Swedish - Native
Finnish - Native but rusty
English - Fluent
German - Not really, too lazy
Bad English is a very important skill in many parts of the world, and is distinct from English. You can be very good at English, yet totally fail to communicate in Bad English.
Swedish - Native
English - Fluent
German - Barely (can read manuals when required)
Norwegian - native
English - pretty good
French - learning
learning what anonymous people can speak is very interesting!!
english - native
spanish - pretty good
quenya - better than most
sindarin - a little
japanese - a little
klingon - a little
russian - very little
> quenya - better than most
That's no big surprise here, you HUGE GEEK!
English - native
Spanish - I was pretty damn good having lived in Mexico for a few years, and taken two years of it... I forgot most now.
Japanese - certainly above Wapanese level and can watch some shows raw with near full comprehension... but still not good enough.
English - Native
Spanish - Basic
Japanese - Fundamentals
>>11 speaks the truth!
All rise for the entrance of Alexander to this unworthy thread!
English - Native
Isixhosa - fluent, almost
Afrikaans/Dutch - Enough to insult people
Japanese - enough to impress the wapanese
Mandarin - Enough to impress cute waitresses
French - Enough to impress anyone else
You guys speak so many languages. It makes me proud ;,|
Together, we can speak them all!
English - fluently
American - a tiny bit
Japanese - I know how to sing the first verse of "Head Cha-La"
Pikachu - partially
l33t - 4 5m411 b17 (a small bit?)
I think that's it.
English - fluent
Spanish - fluent
French - some, understand better than speak
Japanese - slightly above wapanese level(i hope)
Shortwave radio is great for learning the popular languages on the cheap. The english NHK feed to north america has two programs for learning japanese. I've also stumbled onto programs for spanish and german while scanning.
English
and a Smattering of Spanish and Japanese courtesies
Engrish
Spanish - Native (i'm peruvian)
English - very well
Galician - very well
French - a little
Japanese - a little (I'm fan of anime & manga, and learn a little more every day.)
Italian - very poor.. (¡Ciao Ragazza!)
Norwegian - Native.
English - Fluent or almost fluent.
German - some.
Japanese - very much compared to the rest in my city , very little compared to japanese ppl.
Russian:2-3words
Polish:2-3words
Old norse=10+- words "ek har ein knifr ok eit haus"