What is your first language?

[SparklingSwirls 21,261]

Like most of the people here, English is my first language. I also know quite a bit of French, though (I take it in school); and I plan to start learning Swedish sometime, hopefully.

[repsol rave 2,963]

DUTCH

 

BECAUSE IF YOU AINT DUTCH, YOU AINT MUCH!

Also English as my second laguage

Edited December 30, 2013 by repsol rave

[Doc. Volt 2,561]

lol sometimes i think i am the only italian brony out there XD

 

 

XD not a big problem btw...

[Inactive01 5,298]

My first language is English, but it could have very easily been Bahasa Indonesia.

[HeartFeltPuma23 180]

My first language is Italian,i'm from Italy,i also know English as a second language.

 

 

 

lol sometimes i think i am the only italian brony out there XD

 

I'm italian too,and there are also a few other members that are our countrymen,i don't remember their usernames though.

[Lagom 204]

My first language is Danish, then comes Vietnamese and English. 

[ping111 124]

Well, you may want to add Hebrew - quite a few Israelis on the forums.

 

Anyway, First language: English (completely fluent, duh)

Second Language: Hebrew (Mostly fluent, but just lack general knowledge on some words)

Third Language: French (There's a lot I don't know, but I can read and understand it for the most part, and my accent is pretty much spot-on)

Fourth Language: Yiddish (only understanding and reading - I'm going to forget it all next year)

 

Desired languages, in general order: Chinese (no specifics yet), Swedish, Russian, German, Latin, Japanese, Greek, etc.

Edited December 30, 2013 by ping111

[notdog1996 315]

Well, you may want to add Hebrew - quite a few Israelis on the forums.

 

Anyway, First language: English (completely fluent, duh)

Second Language: Hebrew (Mostly fluent, but just lack general knowledge on some words)

Third Language: French (There's a lot I don't know, but I can read and understand it for the most part, and my accent is pretty much spot-on)

Fourth Language: Yiddish (only understanding and reading - I'm going to forget it all next year)

 

Desired languages, in general order: Chinese (no specifics yet), Swedish, Russian, German, Latin, Japanese, Greek, etc.

 

Sure thing, just did that plus I added some more languages.  Everyone who voted other might want to check if I put their language.  

 

Also, I envy every Italian out here.  Your language is so cool and so much more logical than French (why is milk masculine? why!?).

 

Edit:  Okay, so it seems everyone who voted other are now in the hebrew category...

Edited December 30, 2013 by notdog1996

[Klopp 2,050]

From the early age of 3 months old I started making remarkable progress in learning the language of "Gibberish". As you are all certainly aware, there are many forms of gibberish and, like many others, my first form was Baby Garble, otherwise known by the native speakers as "Googaa".

 

I transitioned from Googaa at around the age of 18 months to another form of gibberish which is simply known as squealing. Squealing at that point became very painful to my throat, so I gave decided it best to learn the language of those weirdo big-people around me. The same language I am now using of English.

 

Over the years my Gibberish has evolved, as well as my English, though I tend to stick with English since most people seem to lose their gibberish tongue earlier in their life. I still speak gibberish on occasion, mostly to disguise insults directed at other people, but I do not type it. Mostly because I dislike it's lack of sufficient vowels.

[Lunatic Cake 1,618]

My first language was American.

You have to add that on the list.

American is best language obviously.

[Trixies Apprentice L 489]

Well I am the first to pick that greek option up there. Greek being my first language since I am  born and raised in Greece with  English as my secondary, though  I like to think that I am quite good at it

[Techite Sparkle 354]

My first language was German...

Though the rough majority of my family and parents now speak English.

I do miss speaking German but I am a bit more comfortable with English now.

[ReverseFaller 2,483]

My first language is English.. I took two years of Spanish in high school, so I can speak basic Spanish as well.

[MustLoveCats 10]

STILL no one has added American to the list? Not like I'm from ENGLAND or something like that...

[notdog1996 315]

STILL no one has added American to the list? Not like I'm from ENGLAND or something like that...

 

Oh deary me!  I even forgot to add Quebec French to the list!  Not like I'm from France or something like that...

[Geek0zoid 1,467]

My first language is the English language. I'm currently trying to learn Spanish and German.

[Sir Hugsalot 8,619]

Well... my first language is of course polish and I really wish I'd be able to use english on same level as I use polish. But well, I am making progress every day hopefully

[jorge123esp 912]

My first language is Spanish. But I also speak in English.  

[Guest]

ERRR,..why is my vote cast on hebrew???? I speak slovene,..a south slavic lanugage...not hebrew...

Edit: Changed it..

Edited December 30, 2013 by Guest

[Fluttershyfan94 5,737]

My first language is Icelandic but I can speak three others but that's my native one. Kind of weird being the only one who has voted for other.

Edited December 30, 2013 by Fluttershyfan94

[Sweet Pen 1,348]

My first language is Portuguese from Brazil
But I speak english very well.   

[Golurk 467]

Primarily English. While I do have a diverse cultural background, I'm locked in America by at least two generations; I never knew any family member whose primary language wasn't English.

 

That said, I've embraced my cultural background. I'm in the process of learning French, and I'd like to learn German at some point as well.

 

Bonus points for Latin, because science. 

[aoEAF2FBvC0MIo2Q 3,671]

E ta mas un dialecto pero si bo por comprondemi completamente, esèi ta bisami cu basta sigúr cu nos ta di e mesun región.

 

You're most likely wondering what kind of gibberish that was. It's not really a language as it is a dialect. One that borrows a lot of words from Spanish, Portuguese and Dutch. On the other hand, if you understood what I said above, that would mean that we're either from the same region or you simply recognize it, which probably means you're Dutch.

[Moonlight 7,279]

English is my first language but I certainly wouldn't mind learning Japanese and French. I tend to talk with a British-sounding accent from time to time even though I don't mean to. 

[Static Electricity 729]

Spanish.

 

Good god how I hate that language.