What languages do you speak?

[William Levesque]

Je suis un avion parce que c'est intéressant. Cependant, je ne suis pas une voiture parce que c'est ennuyeux.

I am a plane because it is interesting, however I am not a car because it is boring.

Dans ce cas, pourquoi joues-tu à des jeux de course ?

P.S. J'ai corrigé ton message

 

[Omer Said]

Omer, small question; do you have relatives that immigrated to Germany?

Yes my two aunts (one is sister of the mother, other is sister of the father) migrated there. But not for working, instead, as the members of Gulen movement.

 

[Bradley Vanian]

Dans ce cas, pourquoi joues-tu à des jeux de course ?

P.S. J'ai corrigé ton message

Je n'aime pas être une voiture

 

[William Levesque]

Parce qu'un avion c'est mieux ?

Mais bon, être un ou l'autre ne doit pas être très agréable de toute façon

 

[Bradley Vanian]

Parce qu'un avion c'est mieux ?

Mais bon, être un ou l'autre ne doit pas être très agréable de toute façon

Oui. Je pense qu'un avion, c'est mieux. J'aime voler dans le ciel et faisant des bruits.

 

[William Levesque]

Et ben... Tout le monde a un "trip" personnel !

 

[Morten Wernersen]

Det er svært at forstå hvad i skriver når det ikke er på engelsk

 

[Ho3n3r]

First Language: Afrikaans - 2nd language: English... Would really like to know if there are any others here who know Afrikaans

 

[Alberto Casado]

First Language: Afrikaans - 2nd language: English... Would really like to know if there are any others here who know Afrikaans

Not many, but if you relax the requirements to dutch, several.

I speak Spanish and English. I can partially understand an perpetrate basic sentences in German and Dutch (or maybe more, considering that ordering a beer seems to qualify for basic Spanish , deciphering the friggin Dutch tax declaration has to put me somewhere higher).

And I can read what the guys are writing in French, Portuguese as well, but if they start talking it becomes a blur, nor I am able to put a sentence together.

 

[Ho3n3r]

Stuff that apparently I cannot make a post with - weird

Haha... Dutch and Afrikaans is not so similar that you can mention them as the same language. When I hear Dutch, I don't understand what more than half of the words mean.

But yes, I can understand Dutch and German better than say, Chinese or Japanese

Spanish - some words yes, but not a lot either.

 

[Shane Butler]

Obviously my native language is English but I also know quite a bit of Irish and French. I really do hope I can become fluent in a couple of languages in the future. 2 or 3 years ago I also learned a bit of Russian. I spent about 3 months over the summer learning the alphabet and grammer. Its very very hard by the way but nevertheless I still enjoyed the challenge. I dont know about you but I have always been facinated by languages.

Here is a video I found of some guy who can speak 11 languages fluently. Enjoy.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-17107435

 

[Rui F. Martins]

besides my native language (portuguese) i also speak english relatively easely, i also understand a bit of spanish and i had some french classes in school but i don't remember much

 

[Morten Wernersen]

I still speak Danish, English and a bit of German and I can understand Swedish and Norwegian cos it's similar to Danish

 

[Hampus Andersson]

Swedish (Norwegian, Danish), English and some bad Finnish words from my grandma

 

[Kevin Ascher]

German, English, a bit of Spanish and even less in Latin.

 

[Paul M Jones]

Saesneg a Cymraeg!

 

[InsaneOzzie]

Gday mates,
I speak Aussie, Aussie slang, Pigeon english, a little English and alot of swearing when I stub my toe

 

[Jax Humanhater]

As I said in one thread on the F1 subforum, I want to learn every major world language.

 

[Stuart Pocock]

I speak English, French and Swahili

 

[William Levesque]

Gday mates,
I speak Aussie, Aussie slang, Pigeon english, a little English and alot of swearing when I stub my toe

Same, but with the French language

Then English, Pissed-English and Whole-Heartly-Annoyed-English