I think I can say that I am bilingual , I can speak Arabic (Main) and English.
Also, I learnt French for six years (I'm not that good anymore ;-;)
I'm currently studying Japanese! reply
As a Belgian, we usually either are native Dutch speaking or French speaking; and depending on that, our second language is obviously the other one. After that, we learn English, and since there's also a little German speaking part in Belgium, our fourth language is German. So, in order to understand each other properly, Belgians can't help but be ...... 2 reply
Ohh contrary to what people think of my country’s stereotype, we actually speak english fluently ^^ I take Mandarin as a compulsory 2nd language but I’m horrible at it OTL I plan to learn Korean, Japanese, Icelandic and a bit Tagalog if possible aha. From there maybe German or French? But that’s a too far stretch so I’ll stick to improving ...... reply
My native language is Cantonese, but I also speak fluent English and Mandarin. I can also speak some Japanese and Korean, though not as fluent as those three, and I am currently self-learning French. 2 reply
My native languange is Visayan a dialect of Filipino. I am learning English at school and Japanese by watching anime and doing some research in internet. In the near future in God's will I want to learn Korean, Chinese and Spanish. 1 reply
My native language is German.
I really like the English language (so much that I decided to study it).
In school I've also learnt French, but I think I've forgotten most of it by now, sadly.
I'm planning to pick up that language again, when my studies allow it. :P
At university I have to deal with Latin, which is quite a pain in the ass.
But I ...... reply
Because I live in a touristic caribbean island I was raised speaking 4 languages:
Papiamentu (local language)
Spanish (My mother is latin and the local tv station airs lots of novelas)
Dutch (mandatory in school. Everything's in Dutch)
English (local tv stations airs american cartoons/ movies and most tourists communicate in English)
So basically,...... reply
My two native languages Finnish and Swedish. I used to study Spanish but I have already forgotten pretty much everything. Some really basic phrases in Japanese (only spoken). And English apparently.
I'd like to learn Japanese now that I have a chance and Russian since it's such a beautiful language. But I probably won't be getting my lazy ass to d...... reply
I'm learning Basic N1 for Nihongo, and it's easy (for now); just simple greetings and manners. This is required since I'm attending my cousin's previous highschool which is foreign-friendly, but they need students to adjust there and speak Japanese with others. >. 2 reply
