How Many Languages Do You Speak?

[StarQuality]

Finnish (mother tongue)
Swedish (second official language in Finland - which means that it is COMPULSORY for every Finnish speaking Finn to learn Swedish, basically their entire lives )
English (fluent)
French (average)

I also understand a little bit Italian and Spanish because they are pretty similar languages to French.

Also, I almost understand Estonian (even though I haven't ever studied it) because it is a very similar language to my mother tongue, Finnish.

[Wayne]

1.0005 languages

I can speak about .0005 French

[Lehmann]

i speak:
Azerbaijani
Russian
English
Turkish (similar to Azerbaijani)
French (not very well)

[ryan_9048]

I can speak fluent Bogan though

I attest to that!

[jszmiles]

I think Im quite good in speaking Polish. Im bad in English and know some words in Russian and German.

Also I can speak in the language of love

[jonasmileynlt]

Mother tongue is English but I'm fluent in Spanish

[greek_boy]

Greek

English

some Latin

And i've just started learning French

[netab]

Greek

English

some Latin

And i've just started learning French

Latin? I am Spanish, and i dont know Latin at all

[greek_boy]

Latin? I am Spanish, and i dont know Latin at all

Yes Latin I've learned Latin in school but i don't remember that much anymore

[LittleLinda]

I've learned Latin at school too, but since I never use it, I don't remember very much... but I have to say that it's a great basis to learn other romanic languages like Italian, Spanish, French and so on. I really recommend it. A lot of English words are also derived from Latin.

[netab]

I agree with you, i think its incredible that studying latin isnt compulsory in SPAIN!!, as you said its really useful as 95% of our words come from latin, and really would help us to learn french, italian, portuguese or english...but well that's our "system", and here you have the level of spanish young people in languages (not me, ehem, ehem...joking!)

[greek_boy]

it's a great basis to learn other romanic languages like Italian, Spanish, French and so on. I really recommend it. A lot of English words are also derived from Latin.

You're right(esp. Italian).

[matthew_dixon]

1.0005 languages

I can speak about .0005 French

Okay... I didn't see the . at first, and thought you had just said you could speak 10,005 languages!

[UKMusicLova]

1.0005 languages

I can speak about .0005 French

Okay... I didn't see the . at first, and thought you had just said you could speak 10,005 languages!

Phew...Atleast I'm not the only one!

[nekoo3372]

I need a help from you. I need to translate this to many language (as much as possible).

I have to ask you for your credit card, to guarantee for the room.
It s a preauthorisation, it meens to block 1.000 CZK on your credit card while your staying at the hotel. When you will check out, the preauthorisation will be complete on the amount of the bill. If you don t use anything, it will be authomatickly canceled by bank in 2 weeks or you can ask for cancelation when you check out.

Thank you

[netab]

I need a help from you. I need to translate this to many language (as much as possible).

I have to ask you for your credit card, to guarantee for the room.
It s a preauthorisation, it meens to block 1.000 CZK on your credit card while your staying at the hotel. When you will check out, the preauthorisation will be complete on the amount of the bill. If you don t use anything, it will be authomatickly canceled by bank in 2 weeks or you can ask for cancelation when you check out.

Thank you

IN SPANISH:

Tengo que pedirte tu tarjeta de crédito, para garantizarte la habitación.
Es una preautorización, significa bloquear 1.000 CZK de tu tarjeta de crédito mientras estás en el hotel. Cuando vayas a irte, esta preautorización se completará en el total de la factura. Si no usas nada, sera automáticamente cancelada por el banco en dos semanas, o puedes pedir su cancelación cuando hagas el registro de salida.

Gracias.


(i hope it will be useful, though it wont be 100% correct)

[jpguy]

Spanish is my main language
English
Korean and Japanese I'm learnin' both... but they're too difficult so i'll just skip them, just wanted to let you know I'm learnin' hahaha...
I know the whole Hangul for Korean... and Hiragana Katakana for Japanese, and a very few kanji

[nekoo3372]

I need a help from you. I need to translate this to many language (as much as possible).

I have to ask you for your credit card, to guarantee for the room.
It s a preauthorisation, it meens to block 1.000 CZK on your credit card while your staying at the hotel. When you will check out, the preauthorisation will be complete on the amount of the bill. If you don t use anything, it will be authomatickly canceled by bank in 2 weeks or you can ask for cancelation when you check out.

Thank you

IN SPANISH:

Tengo que pedirte tu tarjeta de crédito, para garantizarte la habitación.
Es una preautorización, significa bloquear 1.000 CZK de tu tarjeta de crédito mientras estás en el hotel. Cuando vayas a irte, esta preautorización se completará en el total de la factura. Si no usas nada, sera automáticamente cancelada por el banco en dos semanas, o puedes pedir su cancelación cuando hagas el registro de salida.

Gracias.

(i hope it will be useful, though it wont be 100% correct)

Thank you, everything is useful, even when I don't speak spanish

[abi]

just two: English & Indonesian..

and i just started learning Japanese in school, interesting language to be learned...but i hope i'll learn some of European languages too, because i have a relative in Switzerland, so i just hope i can speak in the same language with him

btw, anyone here lives in Switzerland? What language do you use?

[NoAngels]

just two: English & Indonesian..

and i just started learning Japanese in school, interesting language to be learned...but i hope i'll learn some of European languages too, because i have a relative in Switzerland, so i just hope i can speak in the same language with him

btw, anyone here lives in Switzerland? What language do you use?

They use German and French.

[irishguy28]

^and also Schwyzerdütsch and the two other official languages not mentioned, Italian and Romansch

[greek_boy]

^and also Schwyzerdütsch and the two other official languages not mentioned, Italian and Romansch

Romansch?

[matthew_dixon]

Yeah - it's the only language of the four that's "Swiss only". I don't know if many people still speak it. (Oh and I say four, because in a way if you class "Swiss German" as a seperate language, then I guess they don't use German.

[dondestan]

dutch, frisian (haha!), english, little bit spanish, little bit french

[NoAngels]

^and also Schwyzerdütsch and the two other official languages not mentioned, Italian and Romansch

Romansch?

Lol, yes I searched for its meaning and came up with this:

The Rhaeto-Romance language spoken in southeastern Switzerland; it is an official language of Switzerland