Are You Fluent in Another Language?

[PizzaTotinoBoy]

No, but I'd like to learn Spanish and Japanese. Maybe Serbian as well.

 

[LilyACNL]

My main language is English, but I attend a french school and can speak fluently. (Which is weird since I only ever speak English at home and French to my relatives which is like 1-5 times every few months lol)

 

[pinkcotton]

...bump? Jeez, this is old, but it's still a relevant topic so why not?

 

[Cress]

Not really... I used to be somewhat fluent in French, and last year I even went to France and I was able to have a few small conversations in French while I was there! But I haven't used it at all since then, and I've forgotten a lot of the basics of it.

 

[Lemonsky]

English isn't my first language but I feel like I could be considered fluent in the said language. I can write quite well in English and I can also speak it rather effortlessly, though my accent isn't a very pleasant one. It has such a strong Finnish tone to it that it's not even funny. It actually is kind of funny at times.

 

[uwuzumakii]

I have a basic understanding of French, but I can't construct overly complex sentences or hold in-depth conversations.

 

[Marte]

Norwegian, and studying to be fluent in norwegian sign language

 

[calamitybot]

I only can speak English, which is my native language, fluently. My school required either French or Spanish, and I excelled in understanding and speaking French compared to my classmates, but I've slowly forgotten everything except the most basic phrases with nobody to speak French to. I could re-learn French very easily if I had to, though. It's kind of buried knowledge, if that makes sense.

 

[Midoriya]

I speak English, and I’m somewhat fluent in Spanish (I can translate a lot of written things, but not speak it fluently). I still have more Spanish classes to take, and I may visit South America in the future, so who knows.

What I really want to accomplish now, however, is learn how to speak Japanese (since I may be moving there from Texas, USA in the foreseeable future). That way I’ll also be trilingual knowing English, Spanish, and Japanese.

 

[Haskell]

No. I only speak American.

 

[Midoriya]

No. I only speak American.

You mean English. Nice joke though, lol.

 

[Haskell]

You mean English. Nice joke though, lol.

What. Don’t correct my English.

 

[Buttonsy]

Not yet, but it's always been a dream of mine. I've gone through phases of trying to teach myself Japanese and French, so I know some basic vocabulary of both of those languages, but nothing anywhere close to fluent. I really wanna be fluent in French and ASL though.

 

[tiffanistarr]

growing up my best friend as a kid was deaf so he and his mom taught me ASL

i can also keep up in spanish conversations but idk if you could say i'm fluent

i took 4 years of latin and came out just as confused as i did when i started lol