My native language is korean, and I'm fluent in English. I've tried learning Chinese but I gave up after like 2 months lol.
My high-school forced us to either choose French or German, so I learned German for about 2 years, so I have a very basic understanding of it, though I haven't used it again in years.
I also know some Afrikaans, a west Germa...... 2 reply
My native language is arabic and i grew up learning english and french since i was in elementary school so i'm pretty good at them. I'm currently learning japanese and german but my japanese is so much better than my german. it's just that german is so hard i don't get it ╥﹏╥ 3 reply
Well, my native language is Hmong and I grew up learning English. I can understand Japanese fairly well, but can only read bits and pieces of Hiragana. I can read Korean easily, but I can only understand a few phrases. reply
My native language is Spanish, and I'm fluent in English even though my school didn't teach me s**t. I know some Portuguese and I'm actually learning Italian. Lessons are expensive af so I've learnt only by music, movies, books and some apps. reply
I can speak French (my native language) and English, I also understand Dutch but I can't still speak it very fluently.
I'm currently learning Japanese and Italian ,however I am doing it by myself at home so i'm a bit slow because of my laziness (￣∇￣")
I've just entered high school this year therefore I still have time.
I almost forgot but I a...... reply
I'm in my fifth and last year of a high school that is specialized in foreign languages... It's the school system in Italy, after middle school you have to choose a school specialized in a specific field (it's pretty complicated and I don't know how to explain it, sorry) so I chose the foreign languages one when I was 13, mostly because I was (stil...... 3 reply
I'm fluent in Vietnamese and English, i can understand Chinese, Japanese and Korean ( as a result of watching too many Asian drama =)))) ) but cant read them. Learning Hangul now. 4 reply
I speak Filipino and English. I could read Hangul but can't understand shit lol. I could also read and understand basic Japanese. Our school had a Chinese subject back when I was grade school. I loved copying the Chinese characters, but now I barely remember anything. Chinese characters are very difficult to remember. 2 reply
My native language is spanish so this one doesn't count. i only can speak fluent english. at the uni i learned french and i took a class of japanese, i thought it will be more difficult to learn tbh. now i need to practice more bc i forget how to pronunce properly french. in japanese i need to learn to read kanjis and learn some vocabulary because...... reply
