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What languages do you speak / would you like to speak?


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  1. 1. What language do you speak?

    • German
      16
    • English
      143
    • French
      24
    • Spanish
      24
    • Russian
      8
    • Swedish
      7
    • Finnish
      2
    • Norwegian
      2
    • Dutch
      3
    • Danish
      0
    • Italian
      4
    • Chinese
      8
    • Japanese
      9
    • Arabic
      2
    • Ukrainian
      1
    • Belarussian
      0
    • Czech
      1
    • Polish
      6
    • Greek
      1
  2. 2. What languages would you like to speak?

    • German
      59
    • English
      12
    • French
      45
    • Spanish
      43
    • Russian
      34
    • Swedish
      25
    • Finnish
      15
    • Norwegian
      14
    • Dutch
      16
    • Danish
      12
    • Italian
      30
    • Chinese
      32
    • Japanese
      76
    • Arabic
      23
    • Ukrainian
      11
    • Belarussian
      6
    • Czech
      8
    • Polish
      17
    • Greek
      11


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Of the languages I would like to learn, the top two are Japanese and Spanish, due to personal interest as well as amount of others I've met who spoke those languages. I'd also like it if I could speak Italian, Russian, German, French. The more languages, the greater the opportunity of making friends from other places in the world. A useful investment in life and the workplace.

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I speak Finnish and not-perfect English, and a few words of Swedish.

 

Not really any languages that I want to learn but I could be better with Swedish 


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I know English and a little bit of French(What I can remember from school lol).

I'm learning Swedish and I want to learn Korean,Japanese and Chinese. 


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I speak French, English and Brazilian

 

I'd really like to improve my Spanish and learn Russian but yaknow... I'm lazy


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I'm only fluent in me native language at the moment, English, but I'd love to learn a bunch of different languages. Mostly just for curiosity and traveling :P

  • German (I have a love for German history)
  • Danish  
  • Dutch (to better talk when I visit a friend)
  • Norwegian
  • Icelandic (Not on the poll, but I'd love to read the old Norse Sagas)
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Primarily English and Chinese (with a Taiwanese dialect), though I can also speak some Spanish (learned it in the U.S. during high school) and Japanese (learned it in Taiwan, middle school). 

 

I would like to learn German. 

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I speak Chinese and English, plus I would like to speak French and/ or Japanese 

 

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My first language was English and second was Ilocano, which I can understand fully but speak only a little. I would like to polish my Japanese and even learn Chinese soon, as I am part chinese and interested in learning more about my heritage.


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There are so many talented ponies here with a gift for language! It's so impressive! I desperately want to resume learning German, but my computer's sound chip is faulty so I can't use my Rosetta Stone program anymore. I have Duolingo in my iPod, but it's not nearly as good.  :pout:

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Ah, that's an interesting question. I've always have had this fascination for languages because they give this sense of achievement when you're learning them, even if only bit by bit. Thing is, I don't live in an English-speaking country and neither have I had the opportunity to study it in school by the age I had learned a decent amount of the language. It was more of a necessity than sheer desire, but, I wasn't actively searching to learn it. It just sorta stuck as the world around me(video games and the like) spoke English and only it.

 

However, I would like to learn more of Russian, Swedish and Icelandic, among various other languages.

P.S. My first language is Portuguese.

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-English 
-some German
-some Russian
 -used to be fluent in Japanese (used to be mandatory to learn it as a kid in school) 

would like to learn

French 
Arabic
Mandarin
 

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I speak English and French. I'm somewhat conversational in Spanish, I do however know a lot of Spanish swear words though.

 

When I get the time I'd love to learn German, I have family in Germany so it'd be nice to speak to them in German.

 

edit: I'd also like to one day learn Québécois  ^_^

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I'd also like to one day learn Québécois

Isn't Québécois mostly French, just with some different words like 'le char' instead of 'la voiture'? :)


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Isn't Québécois mostly French, just with some different words like 'le char' instead of 'la voiture'? :)

fin de la semaine instead of week-end

 

So yes, basically. Although there are regional variations in other countries too, but no one really cares about them studying them in depth because not anglophone I guess, ehh


To each their own

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