The language you speak.

[Joey Ravn]

Spanish & English. I mean, I mostly talk at English during classes, but my mother language is Spanish. I speak French too. And I'm studying both Portuguese and Italian. And I "speak" Ancient Greek and Latin... if you know what I mean. They can't be spoken "naturally", of course.

[/showoff]

 

[tetsuya]

English almost for everything. Broken Vietnamese with the folks. Took Japanese four semester back in high school but forgot almost everything. Probably can't save my life if I had to speak it.

 

[CockroachMan]

norwegian

who talks hacker with their family? lol

Just wait till I have a child!

 

[Doggy124]

Thai
English

 

[ashly138]

Netherlands

 

[Veho]

Should I mention my seven years of learning Latin and two years of learning ancient Greek? And all I have left is the odd adage or two, and a collection of facts I didn't really want to know about Greek mythology and Roman cuisine.

(And being able to recognize the "Accusative with Infinitive" construct when I see it in a sentence....)

 

[thegame07]

English only :'(

 

[squeaks]

Chinese at home, English and Filipino at work.

 

[IainDS]

English and some Welsh.

 

[Akiranon]

My main language is Dutch. But I can also speak English and a little bit German.

 

[DarkAura]

0% Klingon? I thought that was a popular language.

Yay, 400th post

 

[fli_guy84]

Is it true that most Swiss can speak fluently in at least 3 languages?

 

[Rulza]

Other, Swedish.

 

[natkoden]

Spanish

 

[Bruinbaard]

Just my common language is Dutch, YAY!
But my english is also quite good since i use it much when i'm behind the computer
And i had French at high school till the 3rd grade (We got 6 here) I'm now in the 4th grade and YAY no more french! The note on my list was a 3/10 T-T but I still have german which is getting better and better

Bruin

 

[shaunj66]

Just good old English for me!

 

[DjoeN]

Voted Other

Flemish

, ok, it's the same as Dutch but at least it's Belgium Dutch

 

[Jei]

Portuguese.

 

[Destructobot]

Oh i forgot ... I speak German only cuz there is noone i know who is able to speak more english than "hello"

V (and those guys had english for at least 5 years in school

V)

I visited Germany several years ago, and every time I asked someone if they spoke English, they said yes. In reality most of them only knew how to say "yes" in English.

The only Germans I met that spoke good English were waiters (food servers) and people old enough to remember WW2.


I only speak American English, but I did take half a year of Japanese in high school (I remember how to count, and I can tell the difference between Japanese and Chinese text by looking at it, but I've forgotten everything else).

 

[TLSpartan]

Plain ole English.