type the languages you speak, how fluent you are, which is your favorite, why did you learn those languages, and what's next for you?
for me:
Circassian - mother language
Hebrew - fluent, see flag
English - fluent, because I'm a civilized human (also favorite language)
Arabic - mediocre, because I am a muslim
I think I want to learn Dutch next. It is very similar to English and the Netherlands is a nice place.
>Svenska
Johan's mother tongue (currently working on a personal costumized accent)
>engelska
Great understanding, but since he rarely practice it, he sounds like a mongloid
>tyska
Read it in school. Have a very basic understanding and use it regularly for the lols
French : Mother language
English : I'm not really good in english but it's the foreign language I know the best.
German : A little bit, I want to learn it but it's too damn boring to learn.
finnish, swedish (although i pretend i don't if i ever run into a swede), english
i can understand estonian, norwegian, danish, german and french somewhat, at least in written form
>English
Fluent, also my favorite language and most preferred one
Learned through school, got reinforced by videogames and movies
>Swedish
Fluent(?) though I make some grammar mistakes
Was born in Sweden and raised among swedes, only natural to learn the language
>Arabic
Below average/mediocre
Scored an 18/100 on my grade 10 arabic final exam, that's when I completely gave up and changed education system to American
>>57867367
>German
>boring
Achtung, Achtung!
Achtung, Jude!
Anschluss!
Ein klaines Schlang in der grosse Anal Kanal!
Italian: mother language
English: fluent speaker
Japanese: just the basics, never bothered to continue learning it because I'm not aiming at working in Japan anymore.
I'd like to learn Albanian because half of the people living in my town are bunkerfags, any tips from where to start?
One Albanian guy I know told me that it's a pretty hard language.
>>57867197
>dying hipster language
mother tongue
>English
Second mother tongue
>moonspeak
intermediate fluency, haven't practised in years but I could get back into it if I had the time and patience
>mongolspeak
intermediate, almost like a native when I speak a bit slower, otherwise Tarzan-tier fluency (when people hurry me along, which is often)
>Latin and German
Had to study it in school, I can understand them well enough when written down but can't speak for shit
>French
just started, it's my favourite tbqh
>>57868204
>dying hipster language
saami?
Native Finnish
Decent English
Can somewhat understand Estonian when they use words similar to ours
Can almost read Swedish in some cases
Know a few words of German and Russian
>English
Native language
>French
Not much but a bit
>Japanese and Indonesian
Learned in school but not much
[spoiler]I'm uncultured I know [/spoiler]
>>57867197
>Circassian - mother language
:O кфap кaмэм aмэpэ pихьaныэм yщыщ?
>>57868234
No, I'm not Finnish
Spanish: mother language and thus my favourite
English: B2 level, I only use it on the Internet though
French: A2 level, meh
>>57867197
Russian: I had no choice
English: They forced me to learn it at school
>Portuguese
First language etc
>English
Second language. Fluent, striving for native level some day.
>French
Third language, got to an intermediate level where I could read and listen to anything in French and understand at least 90% of it. However I have been neglecting it for 3 years now and as a consequence my comprehension has dropped to babby levels.
>Japanese
It's a meme language for weebs. I've attempted to learn it countless times now and no matter how many times I give up I keep coming back to it, so there must be something to this language r-right? Actually I would probably be able to read pretty well if it weren't for kanji. Although it's easy to look them up, it makes reading way too slow and too much of a chore, which can be very demotivating.
Dutch - Native
English - Second to perfect (only accent is bad)
German - Not fluent but could have conversation with a german
French - Can only read/understand, when I must speak it im retarded
>>57867197
Spanish - mother language
Catalan - mother language, less fluent than spanish though
English - quite fluent for being a spaniard. It is my favourite one.
I want to learn dutch
>>57868558
Oh and I understand written Latin bc of school
Lithuanian - native
English - decent, never properly studied it, but due to media exposure it's gotten to the point where I can even make sense of some of the weirder accents
German - used to be good, haven't used it like a decade, other than reading some news article once in a while
Russian - probably slightly worse than English, but at least I don't have an accent
Latvian - SPEAK SLOWLY AND USE HAND SIGNALS
russian is my native language
english is other language
swedish and english
Circassian : mother tongue
German : second mother tongue
English: fluent
French: advanced
Russian: horrible
>Russian
Mother's language, speak fluently at home, can read pretty good but shit at writing
>Hebrew
Basically native language, learned it since kindergarten
>English
Favorite language, I speak it most of the day and write my university works in it as well
>>57867197
>>57868793
>Circassian
WHAT'S HAPPENING
>>57868444
Do you struggle with English pronunciation? I hear that Russians struggle more with that than some Asians.
>>57868544
Your accents are funny to listen to when you speak English, please don't try and remove it.
>>57868907
Yes, a lot actually especially if the word is longer than 5 letters or/and has some "-tion" at the end.
>>57869575
Yeah English is weird now that I think about it, pronouncing "-tion" parts as "shun".
English: basically my mother tongue
Russian: my parents speak it but I stopped once I started going to school. I've been getting better at it in over the course of the past few years, though.
German: learned it in school and really loved it, but now that I'm done with school, my skills have been declining.
Hebrew: started trying to learn it a few days ago. I'm still learning the letters.
>>57867197
>English
Native speaker
>Korean
Intermediate/Conversational
>Favourite
Well learning Korean is fun so sure
>Why
Its easy to pick up, but more difficult when you get deeper into the language
>Next
Goin to Korea next year, wanna work there for a bit, hope to learn more, eventually do have a career in international relations or something where I would be translating
>>57869978
Koreaboos out
>French
Because quebec native
>English
Because Canadian schools
>Spanish
Because international program
>Italiano
Learning the bases right now but I could not hold a conversation with someone
>>57867197
Indonesian - mother language
English - advanced, I guess
Javanese - broken
Can you do Lezginka?
>Spanish
Mother tongue.
>English
Fluent.
>Portuguese
Can speak it but I never took any lessons, so I might fail at speaking correctly from time to time.
>French
I only know 4 verbs so far, lel. I started a month ago
>>57870050
pls
>the Netherlands is a nice place
>>57867197
Bulgarian - native language
English - fluent, learned it as a kid and it's pretty easy compared to other languages
Russian - studied it in HS, barely remember anything, but I can understand it pretty well if I have to read an article on wikipedia or something
French - a little bit, studied it in Uni maybe I'm somewhere around A1 level, but I'm trying to learn it for real this time.
>>57870164
List the four verbs lel
Indonesian - mother language
English - good, yet still have many mistake on grammar
Javanese - only can understand what they say, don't know how to speak it
Sundanese - mostly can understand what they say, don't know how to speak it
Japanese - at the time when you can point out the mistake on subs, but still need subs. Still need to memorizing a lot of Kanji.
1. russian - native
2. english - 5 years in school + internet
3. french - 9 years in school, almost forgot it, can only read a bit
4. spanish - 2 years in school, totally forgot
>>57868308
shit i dont have cyrilic on phone. arre, kfar kamem sishesh
>>57867197
>Cherkessim
bullshit
>>57867197
English - Fluent.
Japanese - Know memephrases from anime.
>>57867197
Russian - mother language, I don't speak it fluently tho I suck at it
German - born and raised in germany
English - civilized human been
>>57868892
there are, like, a million of us!
>>57870844
fite me
French, arabic and english.
I am more interested in perfecting my english than learning other languages.
As for arabic, I am so upset by what happens in that part of the world that I don't want to use it at all.
>>57870806
>arre, kfar kamem sishesh
my nigga!
кфap кaмэм нижъ cщыӏaгъэп..aхьaй pихьaныэм cщыӏaгъ. yшaпcыгъ apыбa? =D
>English - fluent, because I'm a civilized human
m'ok
>>57871189
sup Bilel
>>57868544
>when I must speak it im retarded
Well, that's French, m8
>>57867197
Russian - mother
English - fluent
French - eh, was at pretty decent level, even lived with french family for two months, now i dont think i can have a conversation
>>57871711
Bilal isn't that common among people with north african origins, like me, actually.
>>57870288
Avoir, être, aller and faire.
>Romanian
Fluent, favorite language because mother tounge
>English
Fluent because I'm a good little immigrant
>French
Used to speak it somewhat, forgot everything. Currently trying to learn it again
>>57867197
>Catalonian
Mother language
>Spanish
needed to live in Spain
>Basque
bad, but my grandma is a "muh heritage" fag also had a friend from the basque part of france
>English
needed to work
