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
So my native language is Greek but we must also study ancient Greek (which is a dead language and not actually foreign but...) and some people think that since the ancient one is basically the roots for the modern one then it's very easy to study it.Well no!┗( T﹏T )┛ It's kinda hard and I'm not fond of it.We also learn English and then we can...... 1 reply
In Armenia (a very small country near Turkey) almost all schools teach at least one language aside from the national language armenian, that other language is russian.The majority of the country knows russian and many know english very well.I personally went to an English bias school so my second language is english, then russian, but both were tau...... reply
