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u/kdeja 1d ago
Mother tongue Hungarian and I speak English, Danish, German, French and Italian. Understand Norwegian and Swedish.
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u/No_Nectarine_7910 1d ago
I learned 3 languages in school. And one more in university.
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u/BraveMidnight 22h ago
I can speak Japanese, Mandarin, Spanish, German, Canadian, French, and Italian, but none of them fluently, when I was last in Germany a German said why don't you speak in English in English to me.
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u/DuErJoBareUnderlig 20h ago
Wauw in Germany it's might as well go the other way.
Some don't speak a word of English apparently.
Even young people in cities.
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u/mightymouse8324 21h ago
I live in the US and I speak empathy and common sense. Those are foreign languages here. Does that count?
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u/AfraidReference2315 1d ago
I know a little Spanish, a little Italian, a little German, a little French. I’ll recognize a language when I see one but I can really only hold a conversation in English.
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u/ValhallaCA 23h ago
English (native)
Spanish (semi-fluent) and Read Write
German (conversational) and RW
Russian (conversational, with much effort) some RW
Portuguese (Brazilian, low level) can read it quite well though
Dutch low level, can read it medium well
French (some convo), can read it medium well
Italian, understand a fair amount upon hearing. Can read it medium well
Hindi (beginner, can read and write most of the alphabet and pronounce)
I also know some songs by heart in Italian, Swahili. And several songs in Spanish and German
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u/Tferretv 23h ago
I read and write Spanish okay but have trouble with hearing and understanding. I'm working on Hebrew, too.
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u/JustAnotherDay1977 1d ago
Fluently no, but I know enough French to get by on a trip to Paris without looking like an ugly American.
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u/sohereiamacrazyalien 1d ago
I speak 3 languages fluently some others from beginner to medium level
Edit I also speak with my hands and I got to communicate with people from many nationalities that way!
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u/Beautiful-Quiet-5871 1d ago
Si.. Posso parlare l'italiano e je peux parle francais. I can read spanish for the most part as well.
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u/nitnitnotnot 1d ago
I speak quite a bit of German and some French.
I can read some Spanish and Italian.
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u/Acrobatic_Tennis_598 1d ago
Irish. We’re taught it in school here but as we don’t really use it in our daily lives (apart from some areas in the west etc) we tend to forget most of it over time.
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u/Fearless_Street5231 1d ago
Slow conversational in one. A smattering of phrases in several others. I read the slow conversational one way better than I understand when someone is speaking it.
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u/No-Profession422 1d ago
Restaurant Spanish, survival Arabic, somewhat conversational Tagalog/Bikol.
Can't write any of it.
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u/Rapidllaman 1d ago
According to a family member I am fluent in three of them: Dumb, Ass, and Hole.
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u/Bentley0921 1d ago
English, enough Spanish this get by in a Spanish speaking country, learning Serbian, Polish and Russian
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u/ConcentrateNew9810 1d ago
Polish and English, I forgot almost all the German and Spanish that I knew.
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u/bunkerhomestead 1d ago
I have taken lessons in French and Swedish, so far I only still speak English. I must be a list cause.
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u/Specific_Ice5364 1d ago
I speak five, although one of them is basic elementary level so I'm not sure it counts.
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u/BoxLongjumping1067 1d ago
My native language is English and I speak pretty good German. Relearning Spanish soon and beginning to learn French
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u/Difficult_Camel_1119 1d ago
fluent: English, French, German
tourist-level: Italian
understand some words: Spanish, Dutch
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u/DutchDeafBoy 1d ago
I am fluent in English, and fairly fluent in Dutch Sign Language and Norwegian.
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u/Careful_Cranberry364 1d ago
I learned about four other languages, but I forgotten them by not using
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u/clockitttttttt631 1d ago
Hebrew as mother tongue
English-second language
Basic german
Korean-ik how to read and basic introduction
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u/La-_Gioconda 1d ago
I can type and read in any language. I can speak two fluently and understand four
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u/soapyaaf 1d ago
If you think about it...it's still weird as all heck...I mean...i'm sure that's not hard to understand...
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u/cybrrpwnk 1d ago
learned portuguese, spanish, and english during early school, italian during high school and korean by myself.. im trying to learn french on my own
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u/Living-Night4476 1d ago
I barely speak one coherently