It's getting down to just English. I used to know Russian very well, but with no one to speak it to, I'm slowly losing it. :cat:
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It's getting down to just English. I used to know Russian very well, but with no one to speak it to, I'm slowly losing it. :cat:
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Bad English.
fluent Teochew and English. Teochew is the language native to family, friends, and relatives.
I'm a native English speaker, but I've done a year of French and a year of Spanish (sometimes I'll get confused between the two, much to my embarrassment) and I tried Dutch once but I found I couldn't get my tongue around it. I want to learn Italian later on, and maybe German.:D
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As has no doubt been observed, I'm rather proficient in the application of the finest language the world has ever seen.
I can also speak Estonian to a reasonably high degree, although I wouldn't say I'm fluent.
Tagalog is the suavest language name out of all the ones I have heard. :love:
American.
Norwegian and English. I'm not sure which I'm the best at anymore.
Alriiiiite!! Dan, you get <3 + XOXO.
I'm from the Philippines too. But I'm a lot more indigenous than most so I have 3 Filipino dialects (uh language still? It's the language I grew up with) I use each for my mom, my dad, and the rest of the city respectively. Tagalog I consider the mother tongue, and English is my 2nd language. I am also fluent in Japanese, since some of my relatives are from there and I have to talk to them and stuff. :(
English.
Screw languages.
English, Swedish, Norwegian. I understand Danish, but I can't really speak it myself. and reverse with German, I can speak it pretty well, but I don't understand much when German people speak because they speak faster than I think.
I'm probably going to spend one year of my life in Spain, so that's my next language up for learning.
English is my main language. I also know Gaeilge (Irish) & Papiamento, although i'm not fluent in both.
I speak English as my main, then I can speak a little in Spanish and French