What languages do you speak?

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We did have the thread a few years ago (no idea why my memory stretches back that far but it does)

http://gbatemp.net/threads/the-language-you-speak.63395/

More recently we had another kind of variation on the theme

http://gbatemp.net/threads/do-you-feel-uncomfortable-with-a-foreign-speaking-your-language.341738/

Anyway I can definitely respect languages as being something worth learning, probably in preference to an awful lot of other stuff. Equally I find comparing and contrasting languages to be quite interesting. That said science and technology research/discussion (the main things I care to learn about) are largely conducted in English and that is probably what I would have to call my native tongue.
 
I speak English, Portuguese, French. Some German, Spanish and Italian. I can understand Japaneses more or less but can't speak or read it.
 
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Belgium has 3 official Languages:
- Flemish (Flanders)(Same as Dutch but here and there some difference (Compare it as UK-English and US-English))
- Walloons (Walloon)(Same as French but here and there some difference (Compare it as UK-English and US-English))
- German (German Region in the Walloon part of Belgium)

I speak Flemish :) , English, German and a little French
 
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My main language is English.
Second Language: German
What I am currently learning: Italian and Japanese. I am that bored irl.
Nah your pretty rad :)

Anyway that's neat learning Japanese, I'd love to so I could watch more anime...
 
Oh, god. Babbel is like a replica of Duolingo that you have to pay for.


Edit: For some odd reason I can't quote Shiemi?

Anyway that's neat learning Japanese, I'd love to so I could watch more anime...

Japanese is hella difficult to learn imo, but I'm still trying anyways.

One should be wary of trying to juggle too many languages. It's better to be fluent in a few rather than being so-so in many.

That's why I'm mainly focusing on German first, then moving onto another one afterward.
 
Tomato, did you use google translate? ;)

Is there anyway you could tell? I don't see anything particularly wrong with that phrase... Most of the time when google translate messes up I think it's with cases and adjective endings, but "Welche Sprachen sprechen Sie" is pretty normal german afaik
 
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Is there anyway you could tell? I don't see anything particularly wrong with that phrase... Most of the time when google translate messes up I think it's with cases and adjective endings, but "Welche Sprachen sprechen Sie" is pretty normal german afaik

That is true but even then the average person not used to the language would never know and if you did know you could just claim it was a typo
 
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