How many languages can u speak, read or write ?
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4 languages ...\n\narabic , french , spanish and english ..\n\nim from Jordan
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If English is a second language you already have a lot of diversity going for you.   Just describe your live.
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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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How many times are you going to ask this question?  Learn the language.
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English, Spanish, french
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Arabic, English, french and a little of Turkish
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Q: What do you call someone who speaks two languages?\nA: Bilingual.\n\nQ: What do you call someone who speak one language?\nA: American.\n\nIn many parts of the world, it's common to speak two or three languages.  Many places speak a European language as a second to their own, or a "lingua franca" for their region, such as Arabic (you can hear it from Morocco to Afghanistan) or Swahili (20+ African countries and 50+ million people).  \n\nThe Europeans, North Africans and Middle Easterners speak several languages because they are exposed to them regularly.  You'll find many Scandinavian and Baltic (Estonian, Latvian and Lithuanian) athletes who compete at the world level speak English because they receive English TV transmissions.  (The Baltic states listened to Finnish transmissions illegally.  The Finns didn't mind, but Moscow did!)\n\nFortunately, most who do listen to English broadcasts listen to BBC, and NOT to Mouthpiece of America - oops, Voice - VOA.  Sad to say, it's the English speakers who are the biggest morons and don't speak more than our own tongue.  Not taking my French classes seriously in elementary and high school was the second biggest mistake of my life.  (Listening to my parents was #1.)\n\nAnd to see idiot reichwingers in the US who think Americans speaking Spanish is a problem, I can only shake my head.  South America is 500+ million in size, is a growing economic power, they speak Spanish (except for Brazil), and the US wants to ban Spanish in schools and government.  Incredible. 9_9
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only one (filipino).  169 languages actually but thousands of dialects on each of them.
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Improve your abilities: The Ability to speak more than one language is an asset in a global society. Learning a new language prepares you to face the challenges of a multicultural world. \nTravel internationally: Wherever you go you can always speak English. \nBilingualism: Studies show that bilingualism increase the cognitive abilities. (Bialystock & Hakuta, 1994) \nMake new friends: Communicate with people across the world in English. \nWidely Spoken: English is the one of the most widely used languages in the world.
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English\nLatin\nSpanish\nFrench\nGerman (some)\nSign Language
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There are approximately 7,300 main languages and about 39,491 alternate language names and dialects.\n\nLet's assume there are, on average, 75 ways to say no in each language.\n\nThat gives 2,961,825 ways to say no.  Take out an estimated 1,000,000 in overlap, and we're left with approximately 1,961.825 ways to say no.
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If I should limit myself to only one language it would be probably Arabic, it is very challenging. And of course, to improve my Spanish.\nHave a nice time!
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I'm afraid I'll have to say you cannot. You cannot possibly remember all words, all verbal forms, all structures, etc. Besides, you will sometimes stammer, or stop to think how to go on speaking. And you'll be affected by nervousness, and other emotions.\n\nYour goal should be to be clear and interesting when you speak or write. Forget about perfection, or are you a perfect speaker of your native tongue? Or do you know anyone who is a perfect speaker/writer of any language?
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English, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian.
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I speak 5 of the eight languages I've studied at university and I'm pretty good at Korean too.\n\nAfrikaans, Dutch, Xhosa, Zulu and English, I speak fluent.\nLatin, Northern Sotho and Pedi, I've studied.\nKorean I picked up from the locals in Seoul.
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german ,english some spanish and i can read and translate dutch
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I could answer in Serbian or English, or whatever. But more people will understand if I use English. So maybe it is best to use that language 8-))