What language(s) do you speak?

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Originally posted by oscarfulz
hahahhahaahaha i loved that mind if i put it in my sig?

Don't know if you were talking to me or not, but quote away....
 
Originally posted by lethalAE86typeR
i speak

english
visayian(filipino)
some japanese but not enough to be fluent just like 20-30 words.

kabayan!:D
 
Originally posted by Pako
:lol: Sorry man.... I couldn't resist.

Pako: the greatest pimp that ever lived:lol:
 
English (read and write A+)
Afrikaans (read D+ and write F- and speak B+)
 
Originally posted by Mike Rotch
English (read and write A+)
Afrikaans (read D+ and write F- and speak B+)

huh?

never heard of it before:confused:
 
Originally posted by Klostrophobic
It's an African language. You don't want to learn it.


oh. for a minute there i though he was being sarcastic because it sounds so similar

and no, i wouldnt want to learn it anyways
 
Originally posted by Klostrophobic
It's an African language. You don't want to learn it.


Close. Its a dialect of Dutch (but better :D )
 
Originally posted by Mike Rotch
Close. Its a dialect of Dutch (but better :D )

i knew it couldnt be an african language:lol:
 
Well it is only spoken is South Africa, so I guess that would classify it as African.

But I think you mean African African, so, yes.
 
Originally posted by Mike Rotch
But I think you mean African African, so, yes.

African African......as in all those noises?:lol:
 
Originally posted by Shadow
African African......as in all those noises?:lol:

Er...yes. Languages you dont understand tend to sound like that.
 
I can speak:
English - 100% [i'm fluent]
Spanish - 100% [i'm fluent]
Portuguese [Brazilian] - 50% [its related to spanish]
Japanese - 30% [I'm in second year in my HS]
Chinese - 10% [learning]

I'm learning Japanese and Chinese because i'm interested in the Kanji (Chinese -style writing)

example: http://www.csse.monash.edu.au/~jwb/jouyoukanji.html
 
Swedish
English
Swedish sign language
Little french

That's about it.
 
Danish
English
Norwegian
Swedish
Some German
A little French
A little Spanish

The pronouncement of the languages in my Scandinavian brother countries can be rather difficult. Some beers usually makes it more fluently. ;)
 
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