What languages can you speak?

I know french, creole, and italian.

No, I don't speak english.

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Originally Posted by Social Moon Firesky

I speak English, and I'm learning French, German, Japanese, Swedish, Gaelic and some other languages.

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I'm only fluent in English, but I'm nearly fluent in French and German. Sometimes I think in French, which isn't helpful during a German or Japanese lesson, and other times, there's a word that I only know in a different language, so I can't say it in English. My first words weren't actually English though, they were (SPOILER)Swedish. I think it was (SPOILER)'teeta', which means (SPOILER)'look'. I was that type of baby, lol. :D

vaD 'oH chaH daH.

Haha..That is Klingon for "for is a them now".

I can speak Italian, English, and a little Japanese.

I know a bit of Australian sign language :)

what's the difference between australian and english sign language?

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Originally Posted by Lankyman

what's the difference between australian and english sign language?

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Im not sure of the difference between English and Australian sign language. But I know there are differences between ours and the American sign language.

I speak English (I think) and two Indian languages and Malay and I'm learning French. Really really bad chinese doesn't count...

English (Fluent), Irish (Maith go leor - b'fheidir) and French (Je ne suis pas trés bien, mais je ne suis pas nul aussi).

I'd like to learn Japanese or Russian.

language proof
English hello
al-bhed rammu
Monkey ooo ahh ahh!!!
spanish ola
french bonjour
crazy yoogan smoogan ziggy mee snata loshan

'Crazy' is the most abundant language in the world. :D

English and Spanish. Both of them suck.

I can speak both german and english fluently as i have lived in both countries. i was learning japanese for a while. i found talking in japanese was pretty easy, however, writing and reading was another story.

we're doing language proofs now?

Love
amour
ai
mahal kita (or rather that's more like I love you I thinkX.x;;)

Sleep
dormir
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tulog

yes
oui
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oo

and that's about it for more than two languages of.

Alittle Tagalog Ba-sian. I can just speak alittle, and also understand when my mom speaks to me in Tagalog Ba-sian.

Kamustka! :)

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