Bilingual people

[Moblin]

Any Bilingual people here? If you are post what languages you can speak.
I can speak Dutch, French and English.

[Magical-Zorse]

I wish I could speak another language fluently, but I skipped most of spanish in high school.

[KatMaestro]

I think this place is full of bilingual people.

It's good to know another languages with you to stalk those shady Swedes at the coffee shop...

[SubliminalVirus]

I wish my parents first language is Afrikaans, everytime I hear my name mentioned I have to try to figure out what they are saying by listening for any words I understand

[DM692]

Are slaughter and butchery languages?

[koopahermit]

English, Vietnames, and I'm currently learning French in Highschool.

[FRAYDO]

english and broken spanish
holla

[Timmy]

L33T $p3@k and Elvish.

[Moblin]

At 7/22/14 07:39 PM, SubliminalVirus wrote: I wish my parents first language is Afrikaans, everytime I hear my name mentioned I have to try to figure out what they are saying by listening for any words I understand

Wow cool Dutch is very simular to Afrikaans. I always loved how they spoke.

[Moblin]

At 7/22/14 08:14 PM, DM692 wrote: Are slaughter and butchery languages?

Kind of. How do you say toilet in your language?

[Sensationalism]

I know some spanish and some asl but not enough to say I'm fluent.

[dumbclowny]

I'm fluent in English, Spanish, and Sarcasm

[DM692]

At 7/22/14 09:16 PM, Moblin wrote: Kind of. How do you say toilet in your language?

"I will tear a hole in your chest".

[Luette]

I know english and french.

[SansNumbers]

Hablo poco español

[Hizu]

I've always been amazed with bilingual people. It's a lot harder than one would think to keep track of more than 1 language.

[Xenomit]

Screw bilingualism, I'm hectolingual

[larrynachos]

I tried to learn how to read, write, and speak Japanese, but I kinda gave up after I got halfway done with the hiragana. I'd like to try again someday, though.

[Mismo]

At 7/22/14 07:39 PM, KatMaestro wrote: I think this place is full of bilingual people.

It's good to know another languages with you to stalk those shady Swedes at the coffee shop...

... So that's was you.

[Vinnyy]

I speak English, Cantonese, and Mandarin.

I think almost everyone here is bilingual.

[Maulise]

I'm bilingual in English and Russian, and rather fluent in Sarcasm. There seems to be a lack of people of the latter as of late, unfortunately. Took a couple years of both French and Spanish, but remember little of it.

[sweet21]

Trilingual. Spanish, English and Japanese. I was born speaking Spanish natively, as my parents only speak in Spanish, even now. I translate things for them sometimes, it sucks. I picked up Japanese because it was the language I was most interested in, and 2 semesters of a foreign language is required for transfer credits. Most lazy shits just pick Spanish, despite the fact everyone here speaks Spanish, but I saw no point in wasting my time on something I already knew.

[Teddiikun]

I speak fluent Lithuanian and English. I also studied Irish and German in school but that only got me so far. I can speak and understand a bit of Russian as well as most of my family is Russian

[DeIirium]

these threads always have people claiming that they know a lot of languages even though they can't speak them even half fluently.

[NGPulp]

English and Filipino, man.

A little of terribly worded German, though.

meine hoden sind lebende

[KatMaestro]

At 7/22/14 11:54 PM, larrynachos wrote: I tried to learn how to read, write, and speak Japanese, but I kinda gave up after I got halfway done with the hiragana. I'd like to try again someday, though.

Same, gave up on learning kanji because it was difficult. Now I have no time for it. Suck.

[Moblin]

At 7/23/14 06:50 PM, DeIirium wrote: these threads always have people claiming that they know a lot of languages even though they can't speak them even half fluently.

The most important is that we can all speak english.

[larrynachos]

At 7/23/14 07:37 PM, KatMaestro wrote:

At 7/22/14 11:54 PM, larrynachos wrote: I tried to learn how to read, write, and speak Japanese, but I kinda gave up after I got halfway done with the hiragana. I'd like to try again someday, though.

Same, gave up on learning kanji because it was difficult. Now I have no time for it. Suck.

Start with the hiragana, then the katakana, and THEN the Kanji. Gotta learn the basics first.

[BrenTheMan]

At 7/22/14 07:39 PM, SubliminalVirus wrote: I wish my parents first language is Afrikaans, everytime I hear my name mentioned I have to try to figure out what they are saying by listening for any words I understand

Your parents are from SA? Did you guys ever happen to live in the states at one point?

[Amaranthus]

I'm 100% heterolangual, homolangual people need to stay the fuck away from me or I will pepperspray them.