Watch Your Language! >:(

[Laddy]

What languages can you speak? What is your native tongue? WHat languages do you desire to learn?

I am considered a language prodigy, I ahve an astounding ability to learn and use words with amazing ease.

I speak English, my native tongue, very well, and I speak French pretty well for learning for only one year.

I want to learn Spanish, Arabic, Japanese, German, and Swahili at some point, however.

[Jojee]

I speak English, conversational Chinese, a tiny bit of Spanish, and I want to learn everything. :3

Times like this I wish I were a Twilight vampire who didn't have to sleep and could attend college over and over again, because I always think of more exciting things that I would have liked to do, majors I want to pursue, and classes I would have taken!

But it's not too late to learn now, just have less time and resources readily available. ^_^ I would like to brush up on my Spanish, and sign language to start with. Also brushing up on my Chinese so that I'm very proficient in it.

[Meat Puppet]

I can speak English and count to three in Spanish.

[Freya]

I speak English of course. I use to be able to converse kinda in German but that all went out the window when I left highschool. I need to refresh and brush up on it :/

I want to learn maybe Italian and one of the Nordic languages, also one of the Asian languages too. If I ever can that is.

[Momiji]

English, basic Spanish, some Japanese.

[Ouch!]

I speak English fluently. I used to be fairly proficient in German, but I'm afraid I'm out of practice. I can understand a fair chunk of Spanish, I suppose. I have a decent grasp on the grammatical mechanics of Old English, but to really read and translate anything, I require a fairly heavy gloss as my vocabulary itself is rather lacking.

[scrumpleberry]

English is the only thing i'm fluent in. I have a basic understanding of a few more languages.

[Rantz]

I speak Swedish (native tongue) and I'm fairly fluent in English and Elvish.

[Rodarian]

English, Urdu (SPOILER)(note its supposedly my native language but I'm horrid when I speak it!)
and Japanese

[theundeadhero]

I speak just enough Russian to say, Hello. You're beatuiful. What's your name? How are you?
It's all I ever needed to learn

I know just enough German to order food at McDonalds. Okay, more than that after living there for years.

[Shauna]

English, obviously. But I can speak some Spanish, French and German. Spanish is my next "strongest" language, I suppose you could say. I'm not fluent in any way, but I'm able to understand it fairly well.

[Breine]

I speak Danish (native tongue) and English fluently, and I speak German pretty fluently. Other than that I know basic Spanish. I also know some words and phrases in a whole lot of other languages, but it doesn't really count.


I'd love to learn how to speak French, but on the whole I want to know everything really.

[Vermachtnis]

English is my native language and I can speak it alright I guess. I can speak Spanish alright too. And I know a little German.

[Bunny]

I'm not entirely sure knowing two languages could be considered the mark of a prodigy. The ease in which you learned French is great and all but it really isn't a difficult language to pick up on. Granted, I'm not the best at languages but when I think "prodigy" I think of something a bit more.

I speak English, mainly, because that is all I really need to get by in the world. I can converse in Spanish, German, and French while understanding basic Japanese and Russian phrases. I also know a bit of Hawaiian dialect beyond the standard tourist lingo.

[Yar]

I'm not entirely sure knowing two languages could be considered the mark of a prodigy. The ease in which you learned French is great and all but it really isn't a difficult language to pick up on. Granted, I'm not the best at languages but when I think "prodigy" I think of something a bit more.

There are more bilingual people in the world than there are monolingual people so BUNNY IS RIGHT (omg)

Anyway, I'm starting to forgot all the Spanish I studied in high-school, and I could probably still "survive" in German if given the chance. I'm studying Japanese as my major in college right now.