What other languages do we speak

[doraemon]

English (fluent)

Mandarin (fluent)

Japanese (can sort of sustain a conversation providing complicated issues are not discussed)

Russian (learning, but still a long way to go)

[fryxoo]

slovak - native

englosh - fluent

[Clarie]

I spoke English.

And FLUENT THAI all thanks to my childhood best friend. lol

My Chinese pretty sucks, but I'm still hoping for the best.

[Brian US]

Failed languages (can't say a single sentence):

French-2 years

Latin-1 year

Spanish-2 years

Mandarin Chinese-2 years in US and one year in Beijing so far

Russian-Just got the Rosetta Stone to brush up for a possible trip to Moscow

Native English speaker with a pleasant Midwest accent.

A little Michiganian for you: Could ya get me my frozen pastie out of the truck and grab a pop(pawp) while you're at it?

[deathtrap]

English - native

Arabic - native

I have native accents in both English and Arabic because I grew up with both from both parents.

Mandarin - elementary

[papen]

Vietnamese - native

English -5 years

Chinese - 2 years On and Off as there's no environment in America.

Planning to learn Cantonese after I'm fluent in Madarin

French - 6 months then gave up as I don't have time. Self-study French is tough

Singlish - fluent Haha I don't consider it as a language but just a dialect of Singapore.

[anonymoose]

English - native

Chinese - advanced

Gibberish - fluent

Shanghainese - basic

French - used to be fairly fluent, now only basic

German - understandable, but lots of grammar mistakes

[Daniw de Leon]

Tagalog (Filipino) - my native language (

English - nearly native, as I've been using it since childhood

Mandarin - 还糟糕， pathetic, around 5 months of study

French - forgotten; around 3 months of study during childhood

Cebuano - good enough, but this is a cheat since most grammatical structures are analogous to Tagalog and they share a lot of vocabulary

[Yang]

I‘m a native chinese so i can speak Mandarin of course.

and then Cantonese. Russian, which is my major in university.

A little bit italian, still learning.

English also counts i guess?

[Becca]

Norwegian- fluent

English- fluent

Cantonese- intermediate

Mandarin- elementary

French- elemtentary

oh and I also love Spanish! Sadly I'm still on the basics

[Geiko]

English, French and Italian: intermediate.

Spanish, Catalan and Galician: native.

Started studying Chinese one year ago, so: beginner.

[MYRNIST]

English: native

Russian: fluent. Can read newspapers, have intelligent conversations, flirt, etc. without problem.

Mandarin: beginner (about 4-5 months).

[歐博思]

English: Native

Mandarin: Low Intermediate

Spanish: Novice (fear re-activating it will cause Chinese to atrophy)

Korean: Beginner (my sparse words can go very far hehe)

[thechamp]

English - fluent

Mandarin - around 1500/2000 zi

French - now struggle speaking but fairly advanced comprehension

Anglo Saxon! Did it for one module in university...can remember a few lines of Beowulf..that's about it

Italian - Switched to another English Lit module after famously (amongst my friends) speaking a lot of French in my Italian oral!

[Rudi]

English - Native

Arabic - Native

Chinese Mandarin - Been learning for just under 2 years now!

On a side note, if anyone wants to learn Arabic or practise it, message me and we can sort something out

[陳德聰]

In descending level of fluency...

English - native

Mandarin - advanced

Japanese - advanced

French - intermediate

Spanish - intermediate

Korean - beginner/intermediate

Understand Toisan/Cantonese to an extent but can't speak either... something I blame my mother for every chance I can get.

[lukoktonos]

English - Native

Latin - Undergrad degree

Ancient Greek (Mostly Attic although my thesis paper had me reading Homeric) - Undergrad degree

Mandarin

French - Mostly Forgotten, but at one point it was okay. I can only read it now, pretty slowly.

[Timtim]

French - native

English... well i'll let you judge by yourself!

Spanish - advanced

And i'm taking up Japanese, not very seriously though.

I learnt some Mandarin in highschool (studied it for 3 years), but I have forgotten most of it since I stopped.

And if anyone wants some help with French or even practice it, I'll be glad to help (though I know there are other French people on this forum). I'm surprised by how many of you speak/used to speak a little French!

[Manos]

Greek-Native

English-Fluent

Spanish-Intermediate, hopefully advanced level by November

Mandarin-Beginner, trying really hard to be fluent in 15-18 months

I used to speak quite some French but i seem to have forgotten pretty much everything

I d like to re-start my French courses but right now its just Mandarin-Mandarin-Mandarin!!!!

[Kai13]

Portuguese (native)

Japanese (took JLPT2, but around N1 level by now)

English

Chinese (took HSK3 one year ago, taking HSK4 tomorrow)