general Can you speak/understand/spell another language besides English?

[Deleted3133333 3,560]

私は英語と少しい日本語お話ます。

 

I've taken two years of Japanese, so I've learned the writing system and part of the language. Other than that, I've just got English.

[Flutterlina 21]

My native language is Serbian

Које језике ви знате?/Koje jezike vi znate?/What languages do you know?

(Serbian Cyrillic/Serbian Latin/English)

I have a begginer knowledge of French (5-8 grade of primary school), and solid English

And I want to learn Armenian (P.S Any Armenian speakers here?)

 

[Deleted3133333 3,560]

I'm decent at Japanese, although I'm still a little rusty with Kanji. I was able to get that first sentence translated on my own. The other two I had to go look at some notes and do a little bit of looking up.

 

Quick question: what translator are you using? I know for a fact google translate doesn't work well with Japanese, but that was spot on.

[The Equestrian Brony 182]

46 minutes ago, ShadowDash13 said:

I'm decent at Japanese, although I'm still a little rusty with Kanji. I was able to get that first sentence translated on my own. The other two I had to go look at some notes and do a little bit of looking up.

 

Quick question: what translator are you using? I know for a fact google translate doesn't work well with Japanese, but that was spot on.

Well, I'm using Google Chrome. It's an extension that I downloaded. Here's the link. It's very good. It does very good with any language. You should use it. It's called IM Translator. It does better than Google Translate by a hack of a lot more. lol

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/imtranslator-translator-d/noaijdpnepcgjemiklgfkcfbkokogabh?hl=en-US

Edited July 30, 2017 by The Equestrian Brony

[Deleted3133333 3,560]

Yeah, that extension looks great. I'll definitely be recommending that to my teacher for our class.

[The Equestrian Brony 182]

1 minute ago, ShadowDash13 said:

Yeah, that extension looks great. I'll definitely be recommending that to my teacher for our class.

lol. You looked at it? You should download it. It will really help you out with your Japanese. I used it when I had French class in high school lol I got 100% on everything when I didn't know what to do. It really helped me out. It will help you out too. 

[Cheshers 100]

Spanish is my native language but I have a native-level of English as well.

I also know some French.

[Kiri 7,290]

I studied Latin for several years and enjoy translating text (albeit, I'm a bit rusty now!). I took a couple of years of Spanish as well, though I am nowhere near fluent.

 

[Missklang 1,053]

I speak, write and read fluently in English (duh), French and Russian. I can understand a bit of Spanish and Italian due to their similarity to French, and similarly, understand the general idea of some Ukranian sentences. I also understand some random german words. And I don't think programming languages count so I will not list them. I can write in Gallifreyan, does it count? xd

[cmarston1 5,959]

I took two years of Spanish in High School, however I haven't really learned more after that.

[Victoria Sponge 1,017]

I learned Spanish at a basic level during school so it's probably the language I understand the most but I can't speak it very well, I'm definitely better at listening to it. I also learned French a lot during school so I know a few words here and there. I'd kinda like to learn Dutch though because I really like the Netherlands and wouldn't mind living there one day.

[Messy Mane 9,032]

I learned Spanish first,since I've been living in a Mexican Household my whole life.Then I've already took 2 years of Language at school which was French.I can basically Speak/Understand/and Spell both Spanish and French.

[GoldenGumdrop 164]

English is my native language but other than English, I understand and can write a good part of Spanish. I grew up in New Mexico and I have taken Spanish in school and online through Duo Lingo. I can understand some Japanese but can't write it at all. I learned through online programs and anime.

[Dreambiscuit 10,092]

Wow, there are a lot of learned ponies here! Most impressive! 

I used to be okay with a little bit of German, but I've lost most of the ability since my computer mic doesn't work and I can no longer train on Rosetta Stone. 

[Brightbart 268]

Fluent in French and English. I used to know some Danish because I lived in Denmark for a bit but I've since forgotten pretty much all of it. If someone were to speak it to me I'd probably understand some of what they're saying but I can't read or speak it at this point.

Lot's of Polish speakers here, we have quite international community! 

[Steve Piranha 29,432]

As being born from two Bolivian immigrants, I know Spanish as well 

[CT-1138 3,182]

I am semi fluent in German. 

[Yakamaru 3,127]

My mother tongue is Norwegian. I understand English more than my own language.

Languages I can speak and/or understand, ranking from best to worst:

- English

- Norwegian

- Swedish

- Danish

- Icelandish

- Japanese

Edited August 3, 2017 by Yakamaru

[Ashen Pathfinder 16,162]

Just a quick reminder that even though this thread is regarding foreign languages that all posts should be in English; especially considering this rule:

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[Aurora Wolf 2,354]

Honestly, I can't. I AM signed up for a French class this coming semester though.

[Ginger Ale 723]

I know Turkish, my native tongue and German I barely understand but I am ok with spelling and pronounciation of it.

Edited August 24, 2017 by Ginger Ale

[SparklingSquirrels 21,354]

I feel like these language threads show up all the time here. Wonder why that is...?

Anyway, English, French, Spanish, and German for me, in that order.

[Sir Xarthas VI 470]

Because of me watching Anime whenever I'm not playing dark souls I can understand the spoken language of Japanese, but cannot read or write it, nor can I speak it. I just know whats being said.

[Film Reel 75]

English, French, and Spanish. Tho I'm rusty.

[Guest]

I'd say I'm an expert at my native language which is Finnish. I can also speak some Swedish but I'm far from fluent.