do you speak multiple languages? (1 Viewer)

[chvnle]

currently i am almost fluent in french (in school), and im learning japanese, korean, and german.
im also interested in learning spanish and chinese.

 

[bulletproof]

You're multilingual, wow.
My language is romanian, but I'm fluent (with a few mistakes) in English, I have a B2 diploma in French (but I didn't speak in a while so I need to remember a few things) and I started to learn Korean and German, but I don't know that many yet so maybe a basic conversation...

 

[jasque]

I've done English and Spanish till advanced.

My main language is portuguese.

I don't like speaking spanish tho, I did the course kinda lazily.

English I'm reading all the time, i prefer even using english subs usually.

 

[Wicked]

I'm not sure if it counts... but I'm fluent in American Sign Language.

 

[Ahsoka]

Fluent in English and Russian, took Spanish in high school, and I know basic Korean and German.

 

[foxy]

chinese, some basic korean, learning japanese

 

[Administrator2]

I speak fluent English, but I can talk in German, Spanish and Swedish. I also learned Japanese at one point and right now I am (passively) studying Korean.

 

[dearjjong]

i speak Polish (+ dialects), English, some Korean, German, Dutch and Russian

 

[Skinnny]

Not really. My native language is urdu, I am fluent in english, punjabi(another native language) and can speak good enough arabic. I do plan to learn more languages though.

 

[Sory]

My native language is French, I can handle myself in English and I’m learning Korean during my down time

 

[iAbad]

Honestly I’m not fluent in any including my first language


My mother tongue is Arabic, my second is English, I can understand enough Urdu to watch a movie with no subtitles, that counts right?

 

[la_mort_pour_vous]

I can read & speak English, similar levels of French, Norwegian, Urdu, Bengali, some Latin & Mandarin, some Japanese too, Hindi, & some Spanish.
I'm not very fluent in some of them as I picked them up because of excessive shifting from one country to another.
The only reason I'm thankful to my parents.

 

[blueberries]

Finnish as native, I'm kinda fluent in English I guess, then some Japanese and Swedish but not even close fluent.

 

[Soogi]

dutch and english fluently (somewhat jfkdjs)
russian (perfect understanding but speaking's a bit of a struggle)
enough french and german to understand what someone is saying and have a small convo ig

 

[baekk]

I'm fluent in Thai (Native), English, Japanese and Korean (I can't read in Korean though)
I'm learning Chinese

 

[Cream]

Fluent in english and french. I'm a novice in Chinese and Spanish i'm getting better in those. I know conversational Thai Since i went they're for a summer at a international school. I know the Basics of German and Italian. I find learning languages interesting it also might come handy down the road.

 

[Suzy]

I'm only fluent in English and Turkish.

Spoiler: The others that I know but I'm not fluent

I studied French for years but I wouldn't consider myself fluent. I am currently enrolled into an intense Arabic course (like a whole-textbook-in-2-days type of intense) and I feel like I have learnt a lot. I can understand quite a bit but I have no practice speaking it so I'm not sure how good I'd be. So I'm moderate level Arabic and French I'd say. And I studied Mandarin for like a year so I know the basics and I have picked up on Korean in the years I have been a K-Pop stan.

So basically:
Fluent - English & Turkish
Moderate - French & Arabic (almost)
Basic - Mandarin and Korean