What language do you speak and/or write?

Which language do you speak?


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Speak: English, Cantonese, Mandarin, [Tarric], in order of proficiency.

Write: English, Latin, [Tarric], Ancient Greek, in order of proficiency.

That means I don't know Chinese, since Chinese is an exclusively written language, so I can't check it on the poll.
 
język polski. I still havent decided my fourth language but I like how unique polish is. Other people would never dream of stringing so many consanants togerther.
 
Trajan12 said:
Why do people learn latin anyway?
Well Latin is the offical language of the Vatican City. Also many of our terms from medical, philosophical and legal derived from Latin.
 
CivGeneral said:
Well Latin is the offical language of the Vatican City. Also many of our terms from medical, philosophical and legal derived from Latin.
I knew we got many words from latin but I cant understand why people would learn the whole language besides being able to say "I know latin and you dont". You cant use it on a resume or anything.
 
Trajan12 said:
I knew we got many words from latin but I cant understand why people would learn the whole language besides being able to say "I know latin and you dont". You cant use it on a resume or anything.
Perhaps for the Clergy in the Roman Catholic Church or studying text from Ancient Rome as a Historian.
 
English and German. I imagine I could pick up Swedish or Dutch with some time
 
I speak english... yay for not being different. :crazyeye:

I also used to be able to speak and write very mediocre Japanese.
 
Portuguese - fluently
English - more or less fluent
Spanish - reading or writing I understand better, never learned, it is somewhat similar to Portuguese.
French- I have learned, but I almost never used so I dont speak at all, but can understand written french.
Italian - just some words, maybe some sentences.
 
Right now I only can speak/write english, but I do plan on learning Japanese, because I kinda hoping to get a job for the US goverment in Japan, and also I want to watch anime in Japanese without subtitles.
 
Sidhe said:
that makes me unusual in England, most of us are lazy about language, sadly.
How do you call an European who speaks 3 language? A trilingual
How do you call an European who speaks 2 language? A bilingual
How do you call an European who speaks 1 language? An English
 
Trajan12 said:
I would learn french...Then again I never want to go to France. What a dihlema.
La Francophonie has 53 members states, 2 associates and 13 oberservers. Pick one

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Francophonie

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Speak and write fluently: Finnish, English and German.
Can understand when spoken: Estonian and Karelian
Currently Learning: Swedish

When I get to university, I'll probably pick up studying Japanese. Japanese pronounciation is quite close to the Finnish one. The only difficult part, I could see with that, is learning all of the three alphabets. (Katakana, Hiragana and Kanji.)
 
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