What languages do you speak?

[reidman]

English, and little bit of Spanish.

 

[SeraphiM]

I am fluent in English and Spanish.

I am a first generation born american :thumbsup:

 

[sammy402002]

As I registered in another thread, your ****** is from Bremen, isn't she? I am therefore curious whether you also speak the Bremen dialect, besides standard German and if you do, could you tell me something about typical features of that dialect? I think it is a Low German dialect, which is very different from the Standard, isn't it?

The "dialect" is very much the same as German spoken in Berlin,Munich,or elsewhere.My *** is from Bremen.The accents are different,but I would not really call it a dialect.I consider it the same as the Southern and Northern phrases and accents here in the U.S. or even the British interpretations of the phrases and accents in English.

 

[Theopolis Q. Hossenffer]

American and most of the German cuss words from High school when the Kaiser ran Germany.

 

[arealous]

I speak English, Spanish, and Chinese. My parents are Chinese, I was born in the US, and Spanish is a growing language taught in school. I'm like Seraphim, first gen born in the US.

 

[Joanne1700668391]

English, French (I went to a university in Wallonie, although all the studies were in English, so my French is heavily accented), German (lived there for 4 years), and Russian (lived there for one year).

 

[georges]

I like the American accent when an American speaks in French, it is interesting to hear it, same comment for the German accent.

 

[Civickiller80]

I can speak English Portuguese, pretty good Spanish and Enough French that I can get directions, order food and find a place to *****

 

[Irony]

English, a bit of Italian and a bit of Polish

 

[bal]

I was born in the U.S., so of course I can speak English, but am pretty proficient in spanish as well. Not bad for a gringo.

 

[Legzman]

I speak english.

Quite fluently, I might add!

 

[Paparmane]

French & English.

 

[SimonMK]

Chinese Cantonese but not very well, French and English. I had Spanish lesson but gave up.

 

[Vanilla Bear]

German, English
a few words French, Italian and Spanish

 

[bigbadbrody]

1. English
2. French (not that i really want to)
3. Pig Latin
4. Jibberish
5. Broken English

 

[Werewolf]

German and English.

 

[dave_rhino]

I'm ashamed to say only English.

I used to try and learn other european languages, french and german, but whenever i was over there trying to speak it they'd just look at me all confused. But if i spoke to them in english, they'd always understand me! So i gave up, seemed kinda pointless.

 

[Joe11]

German, English and Spanish

 

[thuram]

Chinese(mandarin.Hakka & Cantonese) & english. That's all.

 

[SBTNW]

spanish and english.