What languages do you know?

[reririx]

What languages do you know and what are the ones you're interested in learning (if any)?

I am a native English speaker. Fluent in Vietnamese. Intermediate in Korean. Beginner in Japanese and Mandarin.
I hope to learn French and Spanish one day

 

[Stella-Io]

I natrually speak English, but in Spanish I know simple commands like ?Cuatos? ?Algo mas? Tengo un bien dia, ?De donde el ba?o? ?Que sabor? And random foods in Spanish. I use them mostly for work. I live in an area with maany Spanish speaking people, and sometimes they don't know a lick of English -like how do you order food?- I basically took it upon myself to be able to communicate in the least. I think sometimes they also get mad at me when I have zero idea what they're saying.

I would like to learn Japanese and some more Spanish, which the latter would be much more useful here atleast. I did take Spanish for 2 years back in middle school, but nothing really stuck. Now that I have a need to use it, I remember more commands.

 

[Midoriya]

I know English, some Spanish, and I’m hoping to learn some Japanese in the future.

 

[reririx]

I natrually speak English, but in Spanish I know simple commands like ?Cuatos? ?Algo mas? Tengo un bien dia, ?De donde el ba?o? ?Que sabor? And random foods in Spanish. I use them mostly for work. I live in an area with maany Spanish speaking people, and sometimes they don't know a lick of English -like how do you order food?- I basically took it upon myself to be able to communicate in the least. I think sometimes they also get mad at me when I have zero idea what they're saying.

I would like to learn Japanese and some more Spanish, which the latter would be much more useful here atleast. I did take Spanish for 2 years back in middle school, but nothing really stuck. Now that I have a need to use it, I remember more commands.

Same with French for me! French is Canada's second official language and when I traveled to Montreal lol I was so confused. Granted they do speak English there, they prefer to use French. I learned it when I was in middle school but alas it didn't stick either...

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I know English, some Spanish, and I’m hoping to learn some Japanese in the future.

Japanese is so fun to learn! It's easier than many other languages due to its fluidity in the grammar and don't let Kanji scare you! I loved learning Kanji, I saw it as an art form and it was fun to learn. A bit painful to remember so many different Kanjis and because of this digital world, you'll see that people can type/text easily with Kanji but when it comes to handwriting, they forget!

 

[felixfelicis]

My native is English, I've been learning French for 4 years and I'm still not halfway to being fluent (-.-) and I know some Creole, which is like broken French.

 

[slatka]

im fluent in english, serbian and know a little bit of slovakian

 

[moonbyu]

English
A bit of Yoruba (one of nigeria's languages)
French
Attempting to learn Japanese

 

[Zura]

English, Php, Java, Javascript, html, css, C++, c#, sql, binary and a little python

 

[Midoriya]

English, Php, Java, Javascript, html, css, C++, c#, sql, binary and a little python

Ah yes, the languages of coding.

 

[joey ^_^]

I know english and tagalog, and I'm a beginner at spanish and French? Though i wish my french learning would stop interfering with my spanish knowledge because it makes conjugation a bit confusing ))))) i want to learn Japanese someday? And get better that the languages i currently know huhu

 

[LadyDestani]

I'm a native English speaker. I took 5 years of Spanish in school, but I don't use it often enough so I struggle with forming my own sentences now. But I can still understand quite a bit when I hear others speak it or see it written somewhere.

I'm currently working on learning Japanese, but I'm self-taught so it's progressing slowly.

I also know a bunch of random words in Korean, French, and German. I watch shows and movies and listen to music in those languages, so I've picked up several phrases, but I can't speak those languages at all.

 

[Snowesque]

English is my native language; I can distinguish some Japanese from hearing it but I have not been on top it. I would like to become fluent if possible.

 

[ali.di.magix]

English, a tiny bit of Te Reo Maori (one of our native languages here) and a tiny bit of Japanese

If we're talking programming languages, then I'm fluent in Matlab lmao

 

[Autumn_Leaves]

Of course I know English but I really want to learn Japanese,Korean, Mandarin. I'm high beginners in all 3 of them but want to become semi fluent in them. They're the only languages I really want to learn along with German possibly. The hardest thing about learning languages is staying motivated for sure. I keep trying to study them but after a while I lose motivation because it's feel like I'll never be able to learn them. I remember so much about these languages and know so many words and it does stick but I just feel like I'll never become fluent in them. I wish everyone to have good luck in learning their desired languages and you absolutely cannot give up!

 

[Antonio]

I can speak cat. Meowww....

 

[cornimer]

Obviously I speak English, and I can read and write French but my speaking skills are pitiful because I can't think on the spot.

 

[Sprinkles_penguin]

I'm a native Spanish speaker, but I also know English and French.

 

[Kaiaa]

I?m a native English speaker but I can speak Japanese, not incredibly fluently but I could probably vacation in Japan and speak only in Japanese. Reading basic Japanese is a lot easier for whatever reason but I may not always understand what I read.

 

[Wildtown]

i can speak English but im tryin to learn Spanish....

 

[Noctis]

English and Spanish. I can understand most korean.