What languages do you speak?

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Reply 20

toonervoustotalk

Original post by Andy98

I could try to help :tongue:

Not that I'd be a massive improvement

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Original post by arfah

Yes please?! I'm serious btw. Really want to learn French.

Ok cool

How will we do it though. Skype?

Reply 21

arfah

Original post by Andy98

I won't lie, I'm only GCSE standard...

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Sigh. I'm past that stage 😕

Reply 22

Andy98

Original post by arfah

Sigh. I'm past that stage 😕

In that case we can both learn :tongue:

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Reply 23

arfah

Original post by toonervoustotalk

Ok cool

How will we do it though. Skype?

Andy is only GCSE standard forget it 😡

Reply 24

Andy98

Original post by arfah

Andy is only GCSE standard forget it 😡

I know people....

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Reply 25

toonervoustotalk

Original post by arfah

Andy is only GCSE standard forget it 😡

Haha same

Reply 26

Kallisto

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Original post by davidguettafan

I only speak fluent English unfortunately :frown:

That is half the battle, as English is a world language. That is why don't be in a sad mood.

Me: English and German (latter one is my native language).

Reply 27

navarre

I can speak:

-British English
-American English
-Australian English
-Canadian English
-Indian English

I'm working on my South African English, but I've almost mastered by Filipino English.

Reply 28

Don Pedro K.

Well, the only languages that I can speak near fluently are English (fluently), Dutch (80%) and Tamil. I have learnt French and am learning Italian also but that's about it :biggrin:

Reply 29

Ronove

English and Danish.

Did most of a degree in German and Spanish but have only passive (comprehension) ability in them now, can't produce the languages myself if asked without struggling/getting mixed up and blurting Danish out instead. Did A-level French and some basic Catalan so understand some of those (more of the former).

Edit: Should probably add that I'm pretty good at reading Norwegian and Swedish by virtue of being more or less fluent in Danish. I'm less good at understanding them spoken.

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Reply 30

arfah

Original post by Andy98

I know people....

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Original post by toonervoustotalk

Haha same

😕😒

Reply 31

Josb

Original post by TheTechN1304

English (ofc) and bilingual in Portuguese. Also near fluent in German, Japanese and I also speak Italian, Spanish Swedish and Norwegian to an intermediate level.

Original post by adynaton

Fluent in Italian, English, Arabic, French, and basic conversation German and Russian (the latter a bit less cause I just began studying it)

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Original post by arfah

English, Dutch, German, Flemish, Urdu, Punjabi and I'm learning French

Do you speak all of these languages fluently, or have you just learnt them at some point?

Reply 32

toonervoustotalk

Original post by arfah

😕😒

I know two people who did up to AS french but will droo it/have dropped it

Reply 33

TheTechN1304

Original post by Josb

Do you speak all of these languages fluently, or have you just learnt them at some point?

Portuguese I speak fluently and German I learnt for 7 years so I'd say it's to a high standard (which I guess you could call fluent). I'm intermediate in the others and could get around using the languages without much difficulty.