Which languages do you speak?

[NSEP]

What languages do you speak? Ah please do not speak a language other than English too much, that belongs to the international subforum.

I speak

- Dutch

- English

and a little bit

- Russian

- French

- German

- Chinese (veeeeery little)

[kerbiloid]

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Wich languages do you speak?

Witch languages?..

[NSEP]

51 minutes ago, kerbiloid said:

Witch languages?..

Thx sorry

[kerbiloid]

I'm sorry, but maybe you mean "Which"?,,

[NSEP]

13 minutes ago, kerbiloid said:

I'm sorry, but maybe you mean "Which"?,,

Eh, ok

[p1t1o]

English, passable french (non-conversational) and I can count to ten in Cantonese. Oh, and SCIENCE.

[VaPaL]

Portuguese

English

And a little bit (ver little) of German

[kerbiloid]

C++, SQL, JavaScript, PHP, Delphi, Russian, wannabe English, simple phrases in Deutsch, 100-200 words per common languages like French, Kerbal, Reversed Kerbal, etc.

[munlander1]

I speak English and a pinch of German.

[Bill Phil]

American English is my first language ( main differences are spelling of certain words, but there are a few others). I can speak some German, but my vocabulary isn't particularly large for that language.

[p1t1o]

Oh I can understand Glaswegians, does that count?

[Findthepin1]

English

French but not enough to have a conversation

am currently learning Hebrew

[LN400]

Norwegian

English

Can count from 0 to 10 in Farsi

Can count to 3 in Spanish

Can count to 2 in Finnish

My Gibberish is impeccable.

EDIT: Forgot because I'm THAT good at this:  "Mae'n dda gen i gwrdd â chi" which exhausts my knowledge of that language.

Also: Your hovercraft is full of eels.

Edited February 8, 2017 by LN400

[Dman979]

I speak English, American Sign Language, and smidgens of German, Hebrew, French, Spanish (I can fluently say I don't speak the last four.)

Also, I speak fluent Pig Latin, Uppywuppy.

Edited February 7, 2017 by Dman979

[adsii1970]

English, French, a little German, and Hebrew. Am taking a course to improve my Hebrew. Once that's done, I would like to learn to speak Mandarin Chinese.

(If Klingon counted, I can speak a little of that...)

Edited February 7, 2017 by adsii1970

[DarkOwl57]

English, English with an English accent, English with an Irish accent, English with a German accent (Like WW2 german accent), English with a Russian accent.... and..... uh...... er....... I think that's it

[0111narwhalz]

An amalgam of American and British English, though mostly American; C# (It counts! I swear!); Spanish (enough to get me through the warning labels, not enough to have a conversation); Latin roots (it's how I made sense of Spanish); and about a dozen hideous compound words of German (Atmospherikfligenhaus!).

[TheKosanianMethod]

'Murican English, and I am currently learning Spanish in school. You soy de Kerbin America. 

[ZentroCatson]

Well, I speak Russian as mother tongue (I'm Ukrainian but my father can't speak it very well so we stick to Russian) and can read cyrillic with some trouble, but I can't write in Russian. 

Then I know German since I live in Switzerland, and a little bit of French from French class. Also I know Latin, but you can't really speak that since its a dead language 

My English is really good for someone living in Switzerland, most people's English here is really basic school English. Sadly I don't get to speak English very often 

That's quite a lot of languages I know. I get confused sometimes and want to say something in another language, leading to some funny sounding mishaps...

[cubinator]

I speak English and Portuguese, enough French to get by in France, and a little Spanish.

[Green Baron]

Wow, am astonished how many people actually speak at least a little German. My neighbour learns German, i learn Spanish, because i have moved.

German with a German accent, English with a German accent, Spanish (well, cough, ... trying hard) with a strong German accent.

I won't starve in France or Italy but i can hardly speak freely.

Typical European ...

[VikingStormtrooper]

I speak Italian as my mother language; I know English at academic level (it's ok as long as I talk about technical things, but when it comes to ordinary stuff... well, the result is "please gimme that thing, whatever its name!"), and I have studied the very basics of German - still unable to have conversations. I also studied Latin at school, but there are just a few ancient Romans still alive and available for conversations in their language.

Since I speak a language of Latin origin, I understand a good amount of words in French, Spanish and Portuguese (maybe also Romanian, but I didn't try).

[WinkAllKerb'']

you can find me here:

https://translate.google.com/community?source=t-new-user

notice that i m still studying and correlating stuff ^^

Spoiler

more seriously fr (it's birth related i m not responsible), en (it's wwII related  i m not responsible either) //reading: jap, castellano, portugesh, italiano, chineese, cyrillique languages, etc.  //intuitive reading: well lol etc. &etc. & etc. all you need is moaaaaarr languages ^^ 

 

Edited February 7, 2017 by WinkAllKerb''

[max_creative]

Just English. 

And I like hexadecimals. Although all I remember is stuff like "TURTLES" and "YAY."  

[StrandedonEarth]

i speak the Canadian variety of English, eh. Although I speak a West Coast accent, so I don't sound like when, for instance, Saturday Night Live (TV variety comedy show) is making fun of us Canucks.

Aussi, je parle un peu de Francais. (Also, I speak a bit of French). Grade 11 level, and it's been a long time since then, so if I got some of that wrong, excusez-moi.

Edited February 7, 2017 by StrandedonEarth