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
I'm a Filipina, but I moved to Hong Kong when I was 7 up until now, so that makes 10 years here learning Cantonese and Putonghua lmao
lemme tell you Cantonese is fucking hard as fuck, I don't know ho w the fuck did I turn up to literature in Chinese reply
My language is bengali.I speak English most of the times XD.I know japanese and Hindi as well.I want to learn French,German,Italian,persian and korean :3.I don't know if it's possible in my lifetime XD 1 reply
٩(๑❛ᴗ❛๑)۶ I speak Tagalog and English too. And I'm in the process of learning nihonggo, self study tho. But I'm in level where I can translate lyrics and read Japanese raw mangas, watch raw anime and JPN shows, so it's really fulfilling. Is the Hunter x Hunter letters considered too? I'm done memorizing it 2 reply
I speak Swedish (native), Norwegian (kind of native, my mom is Norwegian) and English. Includes speaking, reading, listening and writing.
I'm currently teaching myself Japanese and Korean (=・ω・=) 1 reply
Native English speaker and I know basic conversational Japanese and some Dutch. I'd be better with my Japanese if I started practicing again but it's been a few years since I've had a conversation, but I can remember most of what I learned. 私の名前はBriannaです. I'm currently living in the Netherlands and took a short course but I'm only ev...... 2 reply
im learning japanese, korean, chinese, yoruba, and i can speak english....english pronounciation is tough even if its my first language （/TДT)/ 1 reply
I'm a nativer German speaker (from Austria) and I was impressed by all these people here, who speak so many different languanges :'D but then I realized, that I know German, English, Latin and Russian myself.. Also I'm learning Korean right now, and I do unterstand some French, Spanish and Italian (and of course Dutch, Swiss-German and Danish basic...... reply
I'm self-learning Japanese! My brother has already learned it in college and I want to go to Japan with him one day since we both would like to go. He's really amazing, he taught himself Korean, as well~
I speak English and Vietnamese fluently ^_^ reply
