Anyone here speak or write a different language?

Anyone here speak or write a different language other than english?I can understand khmer (cambodian) and can write hiragana pretty fluently and speak and write romaji. I know a bit of german as well.

French (speak and write), British Sign Language, German, Swahili, Zulu, Romanian (a few words), Russian (a few words) and others

Well i know a bit of German, with English being my first language.

dan you guys know alot of languages, I only know chinese(cantonese) can't write, and english, learn french but suck at it

Well my mother tongue is Danish, so naturally I'm fluent in both verbal and non-verbal Danish.
I'm also pretty damn decent at English, both verbal and non-verbal.
I can read German and French and understand but would be hard pressed to form a sentence.
Besides that I can read and understand Swedish and Norwegian, but they're basically like Danish so that's cheating really. :P

anandjones · #1Anyone here speak or write a different language other than english?I can understand khmer (cambodian) and can write hiragana pretty fluently and speak and write romaji. I know a bit of german as well.

Spanish is my first language, and I speak perfect English.

Tagalog...Kapangpangan...little bit of Ilocano (Those are Filipino Dialects that sound ALOT DIFFERENT THAN EACH OTHER)I also know english (Duh....)
A but of Japanese, more than the average non-japanese
I know Cantonese, a little,\
A really small bit of Mandarin
Spanish, a little because some tagalog is the same as some spanish...Yep, that's all I knowI think English is my main laguange, but Kapangpangn was my first language, I learned a little, spoke, forgot, then relearned, just like Tagalog, Bisaya, and other things, but Bisaya is what I learned here... in america I only spoke kapangpangan, tagalog, and english :P

Speak and Write: English, Indonesian, French, Javanese, German
I know Arabic and hiragana too but not quite fluent.

English is my primary language. I can speak Mandarin and suck at it, and can read one in every 25-50 Traditional Chinese characters I see. I'm learning Spanish in school, and can form and understand basic sentences.

English, Irish, some French, less Japanese....

English, Malay, Cantonese, alittle bit of Mandrain and alittle bit of Japanese.

I speak and write both Swedish and English and I know a few phrases in japanese and some hiragana and katakana I also know a few words in chinese, french, spanish.

Dutch, English, French (basic), German (basic), Latin (should be able to read it)Some languages I still want to learn are Japanese, Chinese (Mandarin) and Spanish. Anybody got any good ebooks/programs for these? I'm probably visiting just north of Hong Kong this year, so I have to learn at least a few words chinese.

I can write Hiragana, Katakana and a load of Kanji's. I can also speak quite some Japanese. I'm from Denmark, so like Seph, I can speak Danish and understand Swedish/Norwegian. I'm currently learning French (Japanese classes are over for this school year >.>) and I'm pretty good at it (been at it for almost a year).That should be it. I think it is pretty, considering that I am only 14 years old.

Dutch, English, German, French, Italian, Latin and Greec (a bit)

I speak and write english,spanish,and french

I speak, read and write English, Chinese/Mandarin (both simplified and traditional), Taiwanese
They are all my well... not native, but langauges I learned growing up.I can write Canto too; Cuz it's just traditional Mandarin.I speak, read, and write Japanese as well, however I am not so fluent; I don't spend a lot of time honing this langauge.
(I can read and write hiragana, katakana, and I most know Kanji; I'm Chinese-Japanese after all xD)I also understand Singlish and Cantonese.
I've also learned French from grade 1 to 8... but that didn't really do much =P

I know Pig Latin :P

My first language is french.
I can read english (I have more difficulties to write and speak) and I know a bit of german.

Is there any place online to learn German or Latin?=D