How many languages do you speak, anon?
english , spanish and a litle bit of italian
only 3 but I really wanna lern french
>>56406709
Spanish.
The only one I'll ever need.
>>56406709
English. I can speak Russian somewhat well because my parents are Russians. I also studied German in high school, but I've haven't really practiced it after graduation.
>>56406709
Engilsh and Serbian-not Croatian:^^)
learning Italian
English, a little bit of Spanish, a little bit of German and moderately proficient at Chinese.
>>56406709
One and 65% of Second.
Irish, English and a little French. I'm trying learn Russian though.
>>56406984
aue
pecunia non olet
Swedish and English.
Don't need any other.
Dutch
English
French
and a little Korean
Spanish and English. I tried to learn Japanese for job purposes (and because all the media they have, it would facilitate the learning), but seeing that their population is dying, i stopped from doing so. Currently learning German, and Mandarin in the future.
>>56409816
>stops learning Japanese because of population decline
>starts learning German
English and Spanish, trying to learn Portuguese
>>56406709
2 at a reasonable level and 3 very poorly
english hebrew
that's it for now
>>56409816
I've got bad news for you...
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>tfw 8 years of Greek
>graduate, want to continue studying philosophy in Greece
>it's summer 2010 and the country is falling apart
>starting to forget Greek
Should I teach myself Portuguese?
>>56410123
Why didn't you go to greece ?
They welcomed foreigners with open arms for their monies
>>56410123
If you want to get more in touch with your African heritage, sure.
>>56410123
>studying philosophy in Greece
How is life in 300BC?
>Know 2
>Could have been 3 if I wasn't a complete shithead in school
>Absolutely no motivation to learn the remaining part of said language
Russian, English and gonna learn Hebrew
>>56409880
Yeah, you're kinda right. But seeing that they are getting a lot of immigrant influx (even though they will make just a small impact) and that they are still a top dog economically, i think learning German is a safe bet at least for some decades. Also, i like Switzerland too.
>>56410123
If you're an investor, right now it's the best time to go to Greece. Real state price is declining, but rent doesn't.
>>56410401
why?
>>56406709
English, Spanish and currently learning French and japonese with is pretty hard cause one language is hard enough can you imagine two at the same time.
>>56410266
Oh man
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assemblywomen
>The play concerns a group of women, the leader of which is Praxagora. She has decided that the women must convince the men to give them control of Athens, because they could rule it better than the men have been. The women, in the guise of men, sneak into the assembly and vote the measure, convincing some of the men to vote for it because it is the only thing they have not tried. The women then institute a communist-like government in which the state feeds, houses, and generally takes care of every Athenian. They enforce an idea of equality by allowing each man to sleep with any woman, provided that he sleeps with every woman in Athens who is uglier first. Private property is abolished and all money and property are to go into a common fund. All expenses and purchases by each individual are to come out of the common fund. Any individual with personal property is considered to have stolen from the community. In one scene, two men are talking. One of them is going along with the new government, giving his property to the women, and obeying their orders. The other does not wish to give up his property, but he is more than willing to take advantage of the free food. The following scene has a pair of young lovers unable to make their tryst as a succession of older and more hideous women attempt to and eventually succeed in dragging the man off to make love to them first, as laid down by the new laws. The final scene or epilogue has Praxagora's husband, Blepyrus, on his way to the communal feast, and inviting the audience to join him.
>>56410435
it is a language of a superior race
>>56410266
>>56410218
The university canceled the graduate program I was going to apply for. I was in Paris and Amsterdam during the 2010 world cup with a friend and we couldn't even find a bus into Greece. They were in the midst of that huge bank collapse and tourists were getting stranded inside the country.
>>56410435
Because I'll be your fellow citizen sometime :D
>>56410470
>pretty hard cause one language is hard enough can you imagine two at the same time.
In high school I had to study latin, spanish, english and french. Cry me a river m8
Finnish french korean english swedish and estonian fluently
Dutch advanced
I know English, Esperanto and German fluently. Also Russian and Japanese well enough for basic conversations and to get around as a tourist.
>>56410545
I figured that'd be the reason
>>56410575
>finnish
>estonian
doesn't count as two languages lad
Choose your tier!
Monolingual or monoglot - 1 language spoken
Bilingual or dyoglot - 2 languages spoken
Trilingual or triaglot - 3 languages spoken
Quadrilingual - 4 languages spoken
Pentalingual - 5 languages spoken
Hexalingual - 6 languages spoken
Septalingual - 7 languages spoken
Octalingual - 8 languages spoken
Nonalingual - 9 languages spoken
Decalingual - 10 languages spoken
Undecalingual - 11 languages spoken
Dodecalingual - 12 languages spoken
>>56406709
romanian,hungarian,english (all fluently)
conversational french
little swedish
can comprehend italian and spanish,and kinda make myself understood
English, Spanish, Portuguese, Cornish. Fairly proficient in Catalán and French, want to learn Italian, Greek, Basque, Russian and Romanian - tried learning Chinese and Arabic. It wasn't for me.
>>56407297
And I want to learn German
French, English, a bit of Spanish and Italian, and I learn German and Norwegian
>>56410575
Impressive
>>56411140
>want to learn
>Basque
hope you have 3 lives and a half to spend
>>56411618
I'm going to be living in Vitória-Gasteiz for a bit and want to pick it up while I'm over there. I really love that part of the world. Last time I was there a friend told me what to call animals, since we was trekking through the woods. I ended up muttering katamotz under my breath all day in the hopes we found one.
French has been the hardest one of the bunch to learn to be honest, if I don't practise it day in day out I end up with no idea what's going on. Cornish as well, though I can at least talk that with me Granddad
Flaguange, English, German, Spanish and just a tiny bit of French.
I want to improve my French and also my Spanish and German in general. Besides these, I would love to learn Latin.
>>56411186
Be carefull, you can lose your sence of humor. If you have it.
>>56411895
>want to pick it up while I'm over there
that won't happen
>>56411981
french are terrible with languages tho
>>56412059
That we are.
Turkish
Arabic (qiltu variant)
English
Used to know german, but i forgot it after we moved to back to turkey. It helped a lot to learn english tho
>>56411964
Memes aside, Germans are actually funny
English and Japanese. Wouldn't say I'm fluent in Japanese though, I've only just started the advanced courses at Uni.
>>56406709
Russian and simple english.
2
>>56411981
I don't mean by osmosis. Where I'm staying they offer lessons for folks know Spanish but no basque. Needless to say, basque lessons are hard to come by here
english and some spanish and french. i plan on learning dutch, italian, and japanese in the short term though.
>>56406709
Chilean
>>56414739
>dutch
>japanese
why learn meme languages?
>>56406709
Spanish,French,English and Chinese
>>56409816
>Japan...population dying
>Learning German...population not dying
>>56416003
What kind of shit is this?
>>56416080
(You) are a meme
swe and eng. i'm learning french.
Dutch, english, kerkraads and moderately proficiant in german
