How many languages do you speak. And how did you learn? Are you fluent in them?
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English - Mother Tongue\nPortuguese - Second language (fluent - taught myself)\nSpanish - Third language (semi fluent - taught myself)\n\nItalian - Fourth Language (I'm strong in reading, although writing, listening and speaking need help - 6 month class and self study) \n\nI don't see myself learning any more than this, although I know some basics of French, Catalan and Russian in decending order.\n\nPortuguese will always be my favorite though and will always be the sweetest sounding.
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Me,I speak English,Malay,chinese and Hokkien.
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Now Chinese and English\n\nI will speak more languages in future.
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Arabic, Kurdish ...and some ppl speak Farsi, Persian   \n\n\n>>>> I THINK THAT I AM THE WINNNER<<< thank you very much i know my shyt
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Not only Spanish... I speak Portuguese and live in Florida, which has a lot of Hispanic people, and whenever I talk with my mum, we have a bunch of people that think we're speaking Spanish, or a bunch of Spanish-speaking coming over to talk to us... And I'm crap with Spanish.
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I am learning Chinese (Mandarin). I have already studied for five years, with about half of that time spent in Taiwan or China. I enjoy it a lot!
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I know English and Spanish...\n\nbut i dont know if English would be my foreign language, since i am Puerto Rican, though i speak english as my main language...\n\nyou know what i mean?\n\ni want to learn italian and even greek...
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I love other languages.  All of them, really.  I like to hear them spoken in groups.  It flows so naturally, as though you should understand every word, but you don't.  I tried to speak German while living abroad, but I was with many americans and we'd only speak German when we were drunk and in class.  I was lucky - I could speak it more than most.
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I speak and write in Russian,French,German and English...\nAnd I want to learn Spanish and Italian.\nI think it's important to be interested in the languages you would like to learn,and the most useful thing you can do ever:living in one different countrie or visiting them.\nI lived in Russia/St.Petersburg than in Germany/Munich and now in England/Bath...
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Consider yourself lucky to be learning a second language ,I would love to know Spanish now . In most other countries children are required to learn several languages .
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I speak Ojibwa, it's an Algonquin Dialect and it is my first language, but I learned english at the same time. \n\nThere are alot of people in my area that still speak their language. I hope that answers your question
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Damn, I can speak French, Italian, German, Spanish and English ... and I couldn't understand you!?
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In South Africa, especially in the post-apartheid era, kids in school had to learn both English and Afrikaans (which was the official language before 1994) This means that I can speak both Afrikaans (which is my "mother-language" ) and English as if I was born to it. Also, my dad is Dutch, and we speak Dutch at home sometimes, which makes me equally adept in all three languages. \n\nI also speak German (which i studied in highschool)  although I'm a little out of practise, and I can read and write Latin too. I am able to speak it too, but no-one else I know can, so it's kind of a lost cause.\n\nAnd yes, I dream in different languages, as well as in black-and-white sometimes!!!
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i had french, it is an interesting language..\ndepends on u , whether u want to experiment something new or not
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I would love to learn French, and I will help you learn Spanish. I am learning as well, so it will be fun! IM me. ignitedwater.
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It would be interesting to know how many languages the average American knows.  One of the things that I always found disturbing is that even if an American takes a foreign language class, the American will rarely make the attempt to practice using the language.  \n\nThink about it, how many people do you know take Spanish?  Quite a few.  How many actually try to speak the language?  I am shocked when I am a manager or teacher, and I see a room of employees or students scared to speak a word of Spanish to a person that might be struggling.  I understand that there are many ethical and political questions whenever speaking a foreign language.  For goodness sake, we're the land of immigrants and we need to step up.\n\nYes, I am proud to say that I have made the attempt and have spoken both Norwegian and Spanish to native speakers.  I have even spoken the few words of German, Russian, and Korean that I know as well.  Please keep in mind, that the only languages I can truly speak are English, Spanish, and Norwegian.\n\nRather than concentrating on how many languages are learned, let's focus on actually applying our knowledge of the international community.  One world, one people.  We can communicate and come together.
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Arabian one / Jordan \n\nso my native is arbic ...\n\nand i  speak french , spanish and english ...\n\ngood luck :)