English only... I'm such a loser.

I know bits of...
Spanish: (upside down ?)Me llama Nona, y tu?
French: Il fait tres frois.
Japanese: Nanji des ka? (probably spelled completely wrong, but I know what it means)
German: Vom regen in de trouphe.
Russian: Da.


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Is not it "loser?"

LOL. aww... now she feels even worse

Yes and thank you.

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No problem, I am not fluent.

@Ladycrystalite: pretty nice ;) It's a great saying in German... but a bit wrong... "Vom Regen in die Traufe" would be the 100% correct version...


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Gorath

as you see English, Arabic, Persian (not so good)

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Isn't it froid..? Or did you want to say something else, besides having cold..?

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I know two languages
Swedish and English

Then I know bits and pieces of other languages, but I doubt I could form any coherent sentences in any of them XD

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Thanks. Someone taught me how to say it. I was winging it on the spelling.


High shool was a long time ago.


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I would love to speak several; alas I only speak Spanish and English. Little bit of Italian and basic French (what I remember from HS).

This may make me take a class as learning a new language is a window to learning about its culture and costumes.

I think you mean "Vom Regen in die Traufe".

(Btw nice icon )

I am disgustingly fluent in English. A side effect of reading too many books in English.

I am supposed to know Latin. Of course 3 1/2 years into the course, I still don't--and nobody but the teacher does. Sure, she may have mastered the language, but she never did learn how to teach...and immersion is impossible.

I can sometimes understand what's going on in Spanish when spoken, and half-read it when written. Not that I ever made any effort to learn it, but the area of SoCal I grew up in is roughly 60% Mexican in my age group (though the older people are overwhelmingly white, I interacted with the ones in my age group), and I was constantly surrounded by it. Still am, to a lesser extent.

So in the end, I only know one language. I want to learn a second, but deciding which to pick up...I will save for later years. I'm thinking either Mandarin Chinese, Hindi or Japanese: Major business languages. Spanish is too, but once I leave SoCal, I'd rather never hear it again; and I am unlikely to choose Mandarin Chinese because the political air between the States and them is tensing up, and I don't want to be working between them if that collapses. Nor do I want to work for the Reds anyways.

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Now I'm thinking about Cajun French, or whatever.

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210 days until I'm legal, Indy!

ZombieKing ihas been challenged! Now it's between him, Blissful_wulf and Mamsmilk. And maybe Dr. Love.

I can only speak English fluently. D:
I know a little Spanish and Japanese, though.