Are you bilingual? If so, what languages can you speak?

[XxConfusedUnicornxX 832]

Hey there! I've searched the forums if theres a topic like this but there's none so.... Yeah. But I might have missed it but I couldn't find it after going through like 5 pages.

 

I can speak four languages!

• English (duh)
• Tagalog
• German (a bit)
• French (still learning but getting there!)

How about you guys? What languages are you learning or can speak?

Edited August 4, 2014 by XxConfusedUnicornxX

[ShadowPhoenix 153]

I can speak Chinese and English.

[XxConfusedUnicornxX 832]

I can speak Chinese and English.

I used to learn Mandarin in my old school but when I changed schools, I forgot what I learned XD

[Thunder Tinker 659]

I can speak Vietnamese (Native Language) and English (Duh.) Somehow I speak English better than Vietnamese. XD

[boiteporte 591]

I can speak French and English fluently.

I can also speak Chinese quite fluently. However, I cannot write it.

 

P.S : I'm pretty sure I replied to a similar thread before  

[Dovashy 1,734]

No, I wish I was.

 

I've tried learning a bit of Tagalog off my friends, but there is only so much they can be bothered teaching. Otherwise, I would really like to learn German, and more recently Russian. (Talk about extremely hard though) I know a tiny bit of German, just the basics. 

[XxConfusedUnicornxX 832]

No, I wish I was.

 

I've tried learning a bit of Tagalog off my friends, but there is only so much they can be bothered teaching. Otherwise, I would really like to learn German, and more recently Russian. (Talk about extremely hard though) I know a tiny bit of German, just the basics. 

Don't worry, you'll learn German, Russian and Tagalog.

 

Wait Tagalog?! Are you from the Fillypines or something?

[Dovashy 1,734]

Wait Tagalog?! Are you from the Fillypines or something?

No, they are. I just wanted to learn it because I like learning languages, and I could talk to them without my other friends understanding. Their grasp on the language was limited too though, so that added to the difficulty. 

[XxConfusedUnicornxX 832]

No, they are. I just wanted to learn it because I like learning languages, and I could talk to them without my other friends understanding. Their grasp on the language was limited too though, so that added to the difficulty. 

Tagalog is a very easy language to learn. Fun fact: The way you say it is the way you spell it!

[Dovashy 1,734]

Tagalog is a very easy language to learn. Fun fact: The way you say it is the way you spell it!

Always makes learning a language easier. Not that English makes it easy for learners. 

[XxConfusedUnicornxX 832]

Always makes learning a language easier. Not that English makes it easy for learners. 

Learning English is a pain. Lots of fancy words and rules.

[Dovashy 1,734]

Learning English is a pain. Lots of fancy words and rules.

Yeah, even as a first language people will get a lot of rules wrong or mixed up. 

[Cloby604 86]

I speak Spanish.

 

I finished studing English (But I like to write in forums so I can keep practice)

 

And I want to start japanese ♥

Learning English is a pain. Lots of fancy words and rules.

 

It is? I though that Spanish was the hard one.... (I speak Spanish since I was  a baby) For me is more easy to learn English....

[XxConfusedUnicornxX 832]

I speak Spanish.

 

I finished studing English (But I like to write in forums so I can keep practice)

 

And I want to start japanese ♥

 

It is? I though that Spanish was the hard one.... (I speak Spanish since I was  a baby) For me is more easy to learn English....

Yeah it is XD Too much fancy words and rules.

[Cloby604 86]

Yeah it is XD Too much fancy words and rules.

 

At least you dont have acents and complicated rules....

 

Like: más = more /// mas = than ....

 

It changes a lot if you dont use the acents... and comas and dots........and Ñ

[Thunder Tinker 659]

fancy words

Is 'fabulosity' one of them?

[XxConfusedUnicornxX 832]

At least you dont have acents and complicated rules....

 

Like: más = more /// mas = than ....

 

It changes a lot if you dont use the acents... and comas and dots........and Ñ

I think French is tougher. You need to memorize all these verbs and conjugate them. Present, perfect, imperfect and future.

Is 'fabulosity' one of them?

Yes, yes it is! Its actually a word

[Ardhacandra 133]

I only speak Dutch (Native) and English. My dutch speech skills are better than English, but my English writing skills are better than my Dutch writing skills (The dutch grammar and spelling makes no sense... English is WAY more clear). So yeah, whenever I try to type something in Dutch on the computer... I often find myself switching to English without me noticing. It kinda sucks, because it forces me re-write everything again...

 

Also, I generally prefer to read in English.

[Lunatic Cake 1,618]

I wouldn't call myself Billingual since I started learning english when I was 9, however at this point my english is not your average english and I get mistaken for native speakers quite often. Also I am sure that my english is just as good as my german now. Maybe even better.

I think French is tougher. You need to memorize all these verbs and conjugate them. Present, perfect, imperfect and future.

Yes, yes it is! Its actually a word

I tried it, I failed it. I'm alright to get it right in present but once there are other tenses I fail completely. xD

[The Fortunato 43]

Four languages? Sweet Celestia!

 

But anyway, I can speak English and Russian.

[Eliash147 159]

I Can speak decent spanish and english

[DubWolf 16,615]

Déjà vu. I guess I'll also make a topic asking if you're trilingual, and another if you're quadrilingual .

 

I'm bilingual in English and Spanish, though my Spanish isn't perfect since I learned it at home, and didn't use it often in school (writing is mainly the problem). If I could only perfect my French, I could my consider myself trilingual, which would be cool since 3 is my lucky number, I guess.

[ARagY 1,152]

I swear I've posted here before...

 

I can speak English and Russian, although I have difficulties in the latter that I'm correcting. I prefer to have everything in Russian rather than in English. I feel it helps.  I take German in Uni (mandatory), and I also have been doing Swedish. If I had to choose an additional one that wasn't sort of needed, I would probably pick Italian.

Edited August 4, 2014 by ARagY

[Tigerpop198 696]

I can speak English and French fluently. I know some Spanish also, and am trying to learn ilocano, and tagalog, so I can speak to my relatives over in Philippines.

[Nulln 754]

Fluently bilingual, no.  I knew French and ASL when I was a teen, but I never used them and I've forgotten most of it.  I could probably pick them up again pretty easily if I tried, though.  I'm trying to learn German right now, but I've been slacking on my studying.