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
English, Italian, Swedish, German and Japanese.
Out of those three I can only speak English fluently...
I remember a little bit of Swedish, Italian and German, only a little bit though.
Currently studying Japanese for 2 years. I've learned the Hiragana and Katakana charts, the Tsu Maru, Tenten and a little bit of Basic Kanji.
Also studied a littl...... reply
Have known 3 languages well (english, filipino, japanese) including my native one, just familiarizing/understanding the other ones ( Korean, Spanish, French, Dutch) and trying to get well acquainted with German, Latin, and mandarin ^_^ 1 reply
i learnt italian and english in less than a year at different times its really not that hard at all you need is some dedication and you'll be fine ^^ 1 reply
Including my native language, I learnt 6 languages. My mother is Peruvian, so I grew up with the Spanish language at home. I can't speak it very well, though. At school, I learnt English for 10 years and French for 7 years... I forgot almost everything about French. xP
In my free time, I had lessons in Japanese for about 3 years but currently, I'm...... 1 reply
I can understand 5 languages including my native language, ok so I can understand serbian croatian bulgarian macedonian english and french(not very much I just know the basic things like introducing myself, it's my second foreign language and it's my third year learning it and I cheated on every exam till now and will in the future) and now i'm trying to learn german, but i'm still thinking about it should i or should i not?
I've been teaching myself japanease for the past 3 years, and even though I'm not really fluent I can say and understand quite a bit of the language. Mostly because I watch a lot of anime and read a lot of manga so I kinda understand modern japanese. ╮(￣▽￣)╭ reply
English and Spanish are my native languages so those don't count. But so far I've learned French, Italian, second year Korean, and I'm currently studying Portuguese. Ooo, and in a couple of months I'm going to be starting Japanese at the uni (≧∀≦) 1 reply
In my lovely province the official language is french. we are one of the only french provinces in canada. Unfortunately my first language is english. so as soon as i started school at 5 years old french was shoved down my throat. I lived thinking i would be able to survive just knowing english. but as i grew and my area because more french i quickl...... 4 reply
