What languages can you speak?

Yes, i borrowed that from him. But what he says is true to me

 

Another what?

 

I speak English, Polish, and ocassionally Slovakian

 

English
France

 

English (and American if that counts)

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You speak France? Awesome.

 

yes, as he speaks an all manner of french things just fall out of his mouth onto the sidewalk, there is even an Eiffel tower blocking a sewage drain in cheltenham.

 

I'm speak English. But my old school year 9 and 10 class learn speak French not really good at it.

 

Chinese (mandarin), Japanese, Spanish, Indonesian (bahasa indonesia), English, Cantonese...

I'm also Indonesian
(half indo half chinese.)

 

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I feel sad now!
I can only speak English and can't even type fast.
I did get one year of indonesian ([not sure what its called]in year 4 of school) and can only remember two numbers tiga(three) and lima(five).

 

I speak Dutch, English, a little bit of Iranian and a bit of French (learning it at high school).

 

Je parle Français
And I understand English ...

 

I can speak Dutch (Flemish), English and a little bit French

 

English... and very very basic Swedish.

What is it with the Swedish? Such a difficult language. Apparently its harder for me to speak swedish than it is for a swede to speak English. and I have to say I believe them.

 

English (Still learning it in my A Level)
Hindi (I live in India, so I need to know this)
Gujarati (Native)
Marathi (Just a little bit)

 

I can speak English (mothertounge), German, and some French.
From all these languages, I prefer English.

 

I Speak:
-French (native language)
-English
-and Thai ( speak only not write, also i can write romanised thai-> Pood pasaa thai dai^^)

 

Let's keep this thread alive, k?

I speak English and German.
Even though I was born in Germany and live there, I prefer English, because it's (in my opinion) easier than German.

 

English, two years worth of taking Spanish, and a bit of rusty Polish. I initially wanted to learn German instead of Spanish, but my school didn't offer it at the time.