What languages do you read in and speak?

[Jakob95]

Well for me I speak/read in English. This helps me in life to play video games, read books, and communicate with other fellows, I learned this AWESOME language when I was 4-5(lol don't call me stupid for learning it at an old age). Well I use English for everything. I knew how to read Hebrew(learned when I was 12-13) I never knew how to speak in it. I now can't read for shit in Hebrew I forgot everything... I know how to speak in Russian(learned it when I was 2) I only use it at home to speak to my parents and my relatives(no video game is ever in russian) I learned how to read in Russian when I was 14(yep this year). I took russian class for Foreign language this year because I already knew how to speak in it but not read in it. I didn't take spanish because I suck at it major balls I took it last year.... So in all things:

English
Russian

Don't call my stupid because I learned English when I was 4-5... I also understand Ukrainian if they speak is slowly.

 

[haflore]

I can't read or speak English at all.

Would you teach it to me please?

 

[Jakob95]

I can't read or speak English at all.

Would you teach it to me please?

10 bucks a hour. Hit me up on AIM.

 

[TrolleyDave]

English, that's it. I understand a little bit of Welsh but can't speak it.

 

[Jakob95]

Forgot to say I also know British English...

 

[TrolleyDave]

Forgot to say I also know British English...

British English is just English. You only prefix the English with a nationality when talking about other countries like America.

 

[Westside]

English, Uzbek and very little bit of French is spoken language.
English, Uzbek (in Russian , and Latin alphabet), and bit of French in written.

 

[Deleted_171835]

English.
A bit of French. I do live in Canada.

 

[Jakob95]

English, Uzbek and very little bit of French is spoken language.
English, Uzbek (in Russian , and Latin alphabet), and bit of French in written.

How do you not know how to speak in Russian? The teachers in Uzbekistan teach in Russian...

And Russian is not a alphabet. I think you mean Cyrillic.

 

[saxamo]

English and Spanish very fluently. I have a hot colombian girlfriend now.

 

[BoxShot]

English - Use it everyday duh!
Chinese (mandarin and cantonese) - Crappy at it.
Japanese - Crappy at it.

Why is this in EOF?

 

[Jakob95]

English - Use it everyday duh!
Chinese (mandarin and cantonese) - Crappy at it.
Japanese - Crappy at it.

Why is this in EOF?

Its moved now lol.

 

[Deleted User]

American English, British English, Some Caribbean Dialects and a fair amount of Spanish and a little Japanese.

 

[Deleted User]

I understand Spanish perfectly (being a native of Mexico) but have some difficulty forming sentences in Spanish, orally or in writing. Its weird.

I took 3 years of French in high school, so I can understand some of it and write it too.

Being multilingual is a big benefit even if you don't travel because you can understand music and other media that is not in your language.

 

[DeMoN]

I'm very fluent in English since I grew up in the States. I also can speak Chinese fluently by am mostly illiterate (I only know up to a first-graders level for reading and writing).
Took three years of French in high school but I suppose I forgot everything.

 

[Westside]

English, Uzbek and very little bit of French is spoken language.
English, Uzbek (in Russian , and Latin alphabet), and bit of French in written.

How do you not know how to speak in Russian? The teachers in Uzbekistan teach in Russian...

And Russian is not a alphabet. I think you mean Cyrillic.

Most people don't know what Cyrillic is so it is easier for everyone. Also, I left the country when I was like 10 years old. My parents taught me how to speak the language and write it.

 

[V!olaPlayer]

I'm perfectly fluent in speaking and writing English and Spanish. I'm currently learning Latin, and plan to study French, Italian, and German. Maybe Japanese for the lulz.

 

[Yumi]

English! Know very little French and .00001% Chinese (chinese restaurant near where i live, chinese owners, I'm a regular so yeah o_o)

Uncle came from California and taught me at age 10, and i was interested so i studied a lot. I regret not learning more languages. =(

Knowing English, I can play VG's without waiting the Spanish version to come out though I wish I knew enough Japanese to watch anime/non-export games from Japan. ;O

English Pros:

Tourists (Springs Breakers) come and my manager pays me a bit more for translating
VG's

 

[The Catboy]

Sadly all the cat boy knows is English.
Although everyone I know thinks I know Japanese...to this very day I still don't understand why.

 

[tKo HaXoR]

English & Spanish

Spanish is my native tongue.

Learned English fairly quickly and I have no accent. I talk English fluently. Write English fluently.