How many languages do you speak (1 Viewer)

[Willow]

It does!! I saw a video explaining it was Irish, I think the Irish dialect is pretty!!

yes!!!!

 

[Lexie]

English, Japanese & Korean fluently
Conversational French
Basic Mandarin Chinese

I'm currently learning German & Russian

 

[DaisySkies]

English and Japanese. I can read Korean but can't understand it, I'm supposed to be learning Spanish for school, but I already forgot most of what I've learned

 

[athenaaa]

Two: english and French. I don’t have as much confidence in French as I do in English so I could use some practice

 

[ani07]

german and english to some extent. I never speak english, but writing and reading is fine for me.

 

[ning]

2, English and Spanish

 

[Nina]

3.5? Most to least fluent.
Most fluent in english.
Can speak a few dialects and fully understand Gujju. Also write a little bit.
Can understand fully and hold a basic convo in Spanish.
And can understand Hindi but trying to speak it i'll just end up switching to Gujju.

 

[ChiaraStar169]

I'm only fluent in English, but I am learning Spanish!

 

[RainbowMoon]

read hangul

Same. Hangul is pretty easy. It's something I learned and never forgot lmao
But learning the seniority of the whole language just makes it so much harder. In Spanish, there's only really one conjugation for seniority and that's just using the usted form.

 

[RainbowMoon]

English - 10/10, fluent, first language
Spanish - 7/10, I've taken 5 years of it and I'm still not incredible. I can read it, write and understand but I suck at speaking it. It takes a lot of confidence to do so. I've passed a state biliteracy test so that's saying something about my level of Spanish (though I barely passed in some categories lmao)
Korean - 2/10, I can read and write Hangul but I don't know many words or how to speak it, other than some words I've learned through KPOP and K-Drama

 

[Sooyaabean]

English - 10/10, fluent, first language
Spanish - 7/10, I've taken 5 years of it and I'm still not incredible. I can read it, write and understand but I suck at speaking it. It takes a lot of confidence to do so. I've passed a state biliteracy test so that's saying something about my level of Spanish (though I barely passed in some categories lmao)
Korean - 2/10, I can read and write Hangul but I don't know many words or how to speak it, other than some words I've learned through KPOP and K-Drama

That's awesome!!

 

[Sooyaabean]

Same. Hangul is pretty easy. It's something I learned and never forgot lmao
But learning the seniority of the whole language just makes it so much harder. In Spanish, there's only really one conjugation for seniority and that's just using the usted form.

Yes!! It is really easy!!

 

[Ahsoka]

One fine (English), one not so great (Russian, my reading, writing, listening comprehension, and speaking all vary a lot in proficiency), one very bad (Spanish), and I can read Hangul. I also know Arabic numbers, which is least useful ofc because they don’t appear here.

 

[Sooyaabean]

One fine (English), one not so great (Russian, my reading, writing, listening comprehension, and speaking all vary a lot in proficiency), one very bad (Spanish), and I can read Hangul. I also know Arabic numbers, which is least useful ofc because they don’t appear here.

That's so cool!!

 

[RainbowMoon]

Yes!! It is really easy!!

Haha yep! You can do flashcards with the letter and the sound they make, practice it for like 30 minutes, and you're set for life.
The harder parts of Korean are the vocab, the many rules for seniority, and also probably writing it.

 

[Sooyaabean]

Haha yep! You can do flashcards with the letter and the sound they make, practice it for like 30 minutes, and you're set for life.
The harder parts of Korean are the vocab, the many rules for seniority, and also probably writing it.

Exactly!! We can read words but we need vocab to accompany words!!

 

[RainbowMoon]

Exactly!! We can read words but we need vocab to accompany words!!

Yep! But it's as useful as being able to pronounce words in Spanish but it doesn't matter if we don't know any words. It's very cool though. And it helps with writing! I practice writing Korean names and the Hangul version of group names :P

 

[_Sammy_]

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