Anywho, @ topic, what language do you speak? (Besides English, of course).

 

Spanish? French? Russian? Swedish (Luzze 8DD)?

 

Are you bilingual? Multilingual?

 

Discuss. 8D

 

I'm bilingual, knowing both English and Spanish fluently. Though I speak Spanish the most here at my house and outside of school, lol.

 

I'm learning some French but totally failing at it. 8D WOO.

 

Je m'appelle Jenifer. Oui, j'ai 14 ans.

 

J'adore Cella et Kaiso la glace.

 

WEEEEH. 8D

I speak Tagalog,English and Chinese

English and that's all. But I've had some experience in Spansh, Latin, Japanese, and Chinese.

 

Spanish - 4 years in high school (doing poorly in the 4th year because I was forced to skip over the normal "Spanish IV" and go straight to Conversational which was beyond my level). I can probably figure out some sentences written in Spanish (assuming that they don't use difficult vocab) but I really can't speak it... at least not at the pace of a Spanish speaker. And I've never really tried learning more after that since I don't have much of an interest in Spanish.

 

In college I began learning Latin but it confused me very much (never even heard of the concept of "declension" before taking it... and considering I hated conjugating verbs in Spanish then this was even worse). So that, and the fact that Latin wasn't all that useful, lead me to quit taking it.

 

I then took Japanese, which I loved. Japanese I was a piece of cake. But then I took Japanese II and the way the class was done... I just hated it. And I failed and was forced to drop the class. It was as if the class shifted from actually learning Japanese to simply memorizing tons of vocab which I really don't like at all (even though I know that you can't speak the language without knowing the words, lol). I would continue taking it but I really don't know where... no other school seems to offer it (when I do find it then the class ends up cancelled for low attendance) and I can't go back to that first school because it'll probably end the same way.

 

Oh, and somewhere along the lines I took a brief Chinese class but that went bad. First off, the class itself was structured such that we didn't ever even learn the basics... the teacher just taught us some seemingly random topic throughout the course. We briefly went over pronunciation, which is when I learned of the "tones" (each vowel has like 4 or 5 different ways of pronouncing it and you basically have to "sing" them or else you're saying the word wrong). That alone makes me never want to learn... I simply can't do it.

 

Besides real-world languages,

ɥsıןƃuǝ uʍop ǝpısdn pɐǝɹ uɐɔ ı

and igpay atinlay

...flashw dn apew i "agenguel" e ,ysilgua patja^ui se llam se

⧜⊂ᴑ̅·∿o⨍ɪ⧜⊂...·(⧜∿ᶴo·Ɛʏ·ow⊂·∆∿⋿⧜੮ɪo⊂)

println("and I know several programming languages");

Also out of curiousity I've learned about Ancient Egyptian, although I've never attempted to learn the language itself.

According to Facebook, American English, Parseltongue, and Elvish.

English, and quite a lot of French.

Here's something that's really weird (if it actually happened, which I doubt):

The college I went to had a foreign language requirement -- I believe 3 semesters of a foreign language in order to get a degree in any major falling under "the college of Arts and Sciences".

So I had a friend who majored in Computer Science (which falls within "the college of Arts and Sciences") and graduated... however, he was not required to take a foreign language. So I questioned him about it and he said, "the school considers programming languages to be 'foreign'".

(anyway, I don't believe that one bit. Most likely there was some sort of exception since he got a "Bachelor's of Science" degree rather than a "Bachelor's of Art" degree (the former being more specific to computer science with less non-computer requirements).

If he actually was right about that (the college counting programming languages as "foreign") then they really should make it more clear because tons of people would qualify without taking foreign languages (and not just computer science people either...))

Edited May 30, 201213 yr by Xenidal

I'm German...so I can speak German fluently (with no dialect)

my second best language is English and I am able to speak, read and write (with IME on PC) a bit of Japanese

 

I had a year of French and Latin in school, but especially Latin was very hard and I only remembered words like vita (life) etc because it's used as "Cure" in FF and KH games in German localization

Well,my official language is Portuguese,but i'm fluent in English

About others languages,well,Japonese i only know what i've learned with Kingdom Hearts and other games or animes.

Edited June 25, 201213 yr by Roxas_Wagner

I speak English, some French, Spanish, and Japanese.

English, a spot of French, a puddle of spanish, and a tiny bit of Japanese.

English, Malay, and Mandarin.

Spanish,English, bit of Portuguese, and Half of learning Japaneses, And alien

 

That's actually a bit of a surprise, I didn't know you could talk a bit of portuguese http://kh13.com/forum/public/style_emoticons/default/ohmy.png

 

Well,my official language is Portuguese,but i'm fluent in English

About others languages,well,Japonese i only know what i've learned with Kingdom Hearts and other games or animes.

 

 

Brazileiro ou Português? Há uma diferença enorme entre as duas.

 

Sora's little helper

 

Brasileiro mesmo,tambem é brasileiro?

 

Edited June 25, 201213 yr by Roxas_Wagner

Sora's little helper

 

Brasileiro mesmo,tambem é brasileiro?

 

 

 

Ah ok. Então devias falar com o Kinode e o Lu Xun, são os dois brasileiros

 

 

Ah ok. Então devias falar com o Kinode e o Lu Xun, são os dois brasileiros

 

 

Pelo jeito do que fala,vejo que você é portugues,certo?

 

 

Pelo jeito do que fala,vejo que você é portugues,certo?

 

 

Taking this to chat before somebody says that we're not doing what we're supposed to do on this thread.

I can speak English and Spanish and shall soon be fluent in French 8D.

Well, other than English, I speak a little French, even less Spanish (I learned in kindergarten) and I know sign language.

I speak English and some spanish and portuguese cause most my family is from Portugal.

ASL