How many languages can you speak?
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[FnG]magnolia;27353994 said:
No, not at all.
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two, English and BS
I can speak a bit of afrikaans. But not much.
I can speak a bit of afrikaans. But not much.
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Only fluent in English - I'd be a bit worried it this was not the case.
I was good at French in school but don't know any now.
A bit of German to get by but not that much.
A bit of Japanese to get by - more than German but still not much.
Started to learn Korean but will only learn basic pleasantries and essentials. (prep for my holiday there in Sep 2015)
I would like to learn languages in more depth but honestly just don't have the time and can't imagine when I ever will.
I never go to one country repeatedly and prefer to visit every country so there is probably no real point in me dedicating so much time to learning another language.
I was good at French in school but don't know any now.
A bit of German to get by but not that much.
A bit of Japanese to get by - more than German but still not much.
Started to learn Korean but will only learn basic pleasantries and essentials. (prep for my holiday there in Sep 2015)
I would like to learn languages in more depth but honestly just don't have the time and can't imagine when I ever will.
I never go to one country repeatedly and prefer to visit every country so there is probably no real point in me dedicating so much time to learning another language.
Hmm... in France, this technique is code for "please spit in my food".
Only English (and Bad English).
After visiting France a few weeks ago for a work training course I decided last week to make an effort to learn French. I was originally quite psyched to learn it before year 7 and wasn't terrible at it but after 2 years of bad teachers in 8/9 I lost all interest.
No idea what to expect as far as how well I do at learning it goes but here goes nothing ^^
After visiting France a few weeks ago for a work training course I decided last week to make an effort to learn French. I was originally quite psyched to learn it before year 7 and wasn't terrible at it but after 2 years of bad teachers in 8/9 I lost all interest.
No idea what to expect as far as how well I do at learning it goes but here goes nothing ^^
English natively (well.....as close as Burton-on-Trent-ish is to English). Can get by in French and German, got a few words of Italian and Spanish, and a veeeeeeeeeeeeeeery small amount of Russian which makes Russian people laugh because of how badly I pronounce it 
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Fluently none. I can speak badly in several languages however English, French, German & Italian I also know a bit of Latin and Serbian
quia non venient in utilis?
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Just picked up a few words in general use alter ego, quid pro quo, vice versa, veni vidi vici, rigor mortis, deus ex Machina, et cetera...
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Northern English i all i ever need
If it's not Yorkshire yer not talkin' proper!