What languages do you speak /int/?
Me:
Polish (native)
English (decent)
German (basic)
German (native)
Russian (native/decent)
English (decent)
French (basic)
French (native)
English (decent)
Spanish (basic)
>>53922345
>German (native)
>Russian (native/decent)
rapebaby? just asking desu
Norwegian (native)
English (fluent)
Croatian (fluent)
German (advanced)
>>53922525
so you are a rapebaby then?
English (native)
>>53922684
the memes are real
>>53922233
Russian only. The only language i can speak fluently is my native one. I'm sort of jealous of you all, guys, how do you even manage to speak several languages decently at the same time?
>>53922884
Honestly not everyone can learn languages.
>>53922884
Judging by that post your English looks fine. The key to speaking multiple languages decently is practice and continuous usage of the languages you wish to remain fluent in.
Portuguese (native)
English (so good americas often think I am american)
Spanish (good enough to have long conversations and browse spanish websites)
French (finished french on duolingo, I can read and write texts and keep simple conversations)
Japanese(native)
English(for funposting on /int/
Japanese, English, Thai
Learning Spanish and Chinese
Native arabic
Fluent English
Decent french
Basic mandarin
Want to move to taiwan for 2-3 years then france to get to native level but having trouble finding companies that would sponsor me
Icelandic: Native
English: Fluent
Danish/Scandinavian: intermediate
>>53922508
>Croatian
it's called Serbian delusional Croat (aka north Serb)
>>53922233
Portuguese(native
Spanish(native)
English(native)
Norwegian(basic)
Your mom(decent)
>>53922233
>native
spanish
>fluent
english and italian
>decent
japanese
Canadian (native)
Quebecois (fluent)
Bengali (fluent)
Cantonese (fluent)
>>53922233
English (native)
Mandarin Chinese (barely decent, can understand but stutter a lot when speaking)
Spanish (learning)
English (native)
Cantonese (native)
Mandarin (basic)
German (basic)
French (basic)
>>53923693
Hi Eugene
>>53923725
hi roman
>Native
English
>Decent
Polish
Spanish
>Want to Learn
Dutch or Afrikaans
Japanese
Hebrew
>>53923725
>>53923753
Hi dweebs
Arabic (fluent)
English (fluent)
Turkish (decent)
French (decent)
German (meh)
>>53922233
-French,native
-English, bilingual, dream in English sometimes)*
-Spanish, medium level, me speaking is meh but I understanded very well written or spoken
Otherwise I've had Occitan and Latin classes, but I've forgot much of them. So I have a good understanding of Latin and understand with perfection Occitan (so close to French anyway)
>>53923870
>I understanded
Typo I'm literaly typing with my foot
>>53922980
I don't even know can i or not, since i have never tried to learn any foreign language in a proper way.
>>53923027
It may look fine, buy it doesn't sound fine at all. I have no problems communicating in English in written form, but i can't really speak it. This is the thing you can't learn from books or tutorials, as you said it's all about practice while i never had any speaking practice at all. All my english teachers were total retards who were unable to speak it either and i have never had a chance to talk to a real native English-speakng person.
>>53923942
I have the same problem with German. I can write it without making many mistakes, but I can barely speak it at all. It's sucks to have no one to practice speaking with.
>>53922233
Fingolian (claimed to be good writer tier)
English (can communicate using it IRL)
Swedish (can lurk nad understand Sverige threads)
English (basic)
English (Native)
German (Basic/OK)
Other than maybe a few phrases and words from misc. Languages, that's it really.
>>53924005
Honestly the same, I try finding clips of sentences so I can listen and decipher. Yet speaking-wise I'm pretty sure I have much to improve on
Feels bad man
English - Native
Italian/Neapolitan - Fluent
German - V.basic
Spanish - Basic
>>53922233
English (Native)
Spanish (Basic)
mejor que mi paisano, pero no por mucho.
English (Native)
Spanish (Native)
French (Fluent)
Learning Dutch (don't fucking ask me why)
>>53925150
kanker waarom?
>>53925205
it's... it's easier than german...
>>53922233
Romanian
Moldovan
English, ok tier
I'm trilingual faawk yeaah
I also understand Italian for the most part.
>>53925150
Gibraltar !? :DDD
>>53925338
Sei ein Mann und fang an, Deutsch stattdessen zu lernen.
>>53925380
>No Llanito mentioned
>>53925380
Jersey :DDD
>>53925380
Non ! :DDD
>>53925411
I actually wanted to learn norwegian but duolingo just offers bokmål and I know that bears no resemblance to the way people speak.
I started doing swedish instead since their mutually intelligeble but I just couldn't get into it. wanted to learn norwegian for professional reasons.
>>53925526
>and I know that bears no resemblance to the way people speak
Most people in and around Oslo speak a variant which is very close to bokmål.
>>53922233
Portuguese (native)
English (fluent)
Additionally, Spanish is partially intelligible.
>>53925580
Done deal fuck dutch.
>>53922233
finnish
fluent english
basic swedish
just started russian basics this week
>>53925890
b-but muh weed
English (native)
Esperanto (fluent)
Spanish (decent/good enough for daily life)
American Sign Language (used to be good but through lack of use I am probably basic/intermediate now)
I don't speak the associated languages beyond basic stuff, but I can read Cyrillic, Hangul, and Hiragana.
Also, being able to read/understand some Portuguese is a freebie when you know Spanish.
>>53923942
Start participating in vocaroo threads and ask for help
People will usually give you a rating at least and when I am in there I'm happy to explain word pronunciations
>>53922233
Croatian
English (fluent)
Latin (minimal)
portuguese (decent)
english (decent)
Spanish (native)
English (fluent)
Latin, Catalan, Galician and Italian (basic)
Might understand some written Portuguese and French too
English (decent)
>>53922233
english (native)
german (formerly native, now half decent)
irish (na cúpla fócal xD)
i can also read cyrillic pretty well
Spanish
English and Portuguese (basic)
Took a couple of semesters of Farsi years ago, but forgot most of it.
"Spanish" ("native")
english (I can understand its written form at best)
french (studied it for 2 years, dropped it, can barely read it)
Persian: native
English: fluent
>>53922233
Croatian(native)
Macedonian(decent)
English(fluent)
German(decent)
Spanish(basic/learning)
>>53928158
>Croatian
>Macedonian
>languages
topkek my Serbian/Bulgarian friend
>>53928411
>>53923380
Piss off serb diaspora.
>אלפבית
>not אלף בית
>>53928680
not a serb just against meme nationalities
>trying to look up some Korean music to sing along to to help me learn pronunciation
>it's all really really gay and I feel like a pedo
H-how can I look up "korean music" and not find a bunch of k-pop? Or alternatively, is there good k-pop?
>>53928884
t. danish colony
>>53929060
at least we've got our own language Bulgar
>>53922233
Turkish(Native)
English(Pretty gud)
German(elementary school level)
Hebrew(learning right now)
Learning the language of the chosen ones feels good. I can literally feel the holiness of Hebrew everytime I go to the course while our Rabbi teaches us the mysteries of G-d's ancient language.
>>53922233
German (native)
English (fluent/decent)
Latin (Basic)
>>53928976
psy seems like a safe spot
>>53922233
Hindi/Urdu (native)
Punjabi (can understand and speak but cannot write)
English (fluent)
Russian (basic)
and a local dialect of Hindi.
>>53922233
Slovak (native)
English (fluent, basically native)
German (decent)
Japanese (very basic)
Polish (very basic)
Czech (natural understanding)
Småländska
>>53922233
Japanese(native)
Mandarin: native
Hunanese: heritage
Cantonese: almost native
English: decent
Weebish: decent
French: intermediate
German: basic
Spanish: basic
Arabic: just started
>>53932604
>HUNANESE
GROSS
Polish(native)
English(decent)
German(decent)
Dutch(basic)
French(retarted)
>>53932878
>土生葡語
danish breddy good/10
english breddy good/10
>>53932878
>>53933086
R A R E
A
R
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English (native)
Turkish (fluent)
Spanish (advanced)
Polish (decent)
>>53923158
benis :DD
>>53922233
German (native)
Polish (native/okay)
English (fluent)
French (basic)
Spanish (basic)
Russian (basic)
Fluent in
English
Serbian
Spanish
French
English (native)
Spanish (basic)
Ebonics (proficient)
Can read in:
-Classical Greek
-Latin
>be american
>traveled to like 15 foreign countries
>everyone knows basic english
Explain to me why I need to know another language when you cucks are willing to learn mine?
>>53938131
well if you ever go back to the States you should probably learn Spanish first
English (fluent)
Polski (semi fluent)
Pycки (ok)
>>53938196
Going back sunday, and why would I learn a language dedicated to manual laborers and drug dealers? I try not to associate with those people, much like Canadians.
>>53932878
Do you still speak portuguese macau? Or is a dying language there?
>>53938131
there is none. I'm assuming it has to be either a hobby or a work necessity for english speakers
English (Native)
Castellano (Blanco :^)
Italian (fluent)
English (ok)
Spanish (ok)
Russian (ok)
Dutch - Fluent
English - Fluent
German - conversational
French / Spanish - I tried and failed. Maybe in the future.
croatian(fluent)
english(decent)
russian(i can understand everything,cant speak for shit)
german(basic)
English Mother
German C1
Spanish A1
Spanish (native)
Basque (native)
English (decent)
>>53922233
Spanish (Native)
Zapotec (Native)
English (Perfect)
Im set for life, no need to waste time in irrelevant languages
rus(native)
English (decent)
French (basic)
Spanish (basic)
