How many languages do you know?

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Reply 80

MMcG2015

English and Spanish. Both first languages, English mum Spanish dad.

Reply 81

Mizuz

English
Japanese
German
French
Urdu (Learnt it over 3 years, still a bit rusty).

Reply 82

marnora1

1: Polish
2: English
3: Norwegian
4: Spanish

Reply 83

OGGUS

Original post by Mrs.Grey

I can speak 5:

1. Punjabi
2. Urdu
3. English
4. French
5. German

But I can read Arabic bc Muslim and Qur'an. I can kind understand Gujarati when it's being spoken but it's very minimal.I know a few words in Spanish, Russian, Italian and Arabic but I think that's it lmao.

How about you?

Urdu, Punjabi, English, some welsh, some Arabic, some French, some Spanish and some Italian,

Reply 84

Yameen98

Original post by TheOtherSide.

English
Bengali
German almost fluently (I hope)
French, sort of

Kita ba bala nee :smile:

Reply 85

username1721633

I can speak Somali, Arabic and English. Been learning a bit of Spanish lately.

Really wanna learn Hebrew, Korean and sign language :smile:

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Reply 86

Anonbabes

Original post by Mrs.Grey

English
Urdu not fluently
Planning to learn Arabic

Original post by student.feed

English
Albanian
French
Arabic

Is arabic hard?

Reply 87

Mrs.Grey

Original post by OGGUS

Urdu, Punjabi, English, some welsh, some Arabic, some French, some Spanish and some Italian,

So you're pakistani?

Reply 88

KloppOClock

How well do you have to know a language to be considered fluent?

Reply 89

flyingpanda

Original post by SoDoneWithSchool

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And here I thought you were done with school. :lies:

Reply 90

OGGUS

Original post by Mrs.Grey

So you're pakistani?

Yeah, why?

Reply 91

soIiIoquy

urdu, punjabi, bit of arabic n abit of french lol

and english :smile:

Reply 92

Mrs.Grey

Original post by OGGUS

Yeah, why?

Oh just asking, I thought you were Arab from your profile pic :smile:

Reply 93

OGGUS

Original post by Mrs.Grey

Oh just asking, I thought you were Arab from your profile pic :smile:

Well that's semi true as I'm born in Dubai I guess

Reply 94

Ninjasrule

Original post by KloppOClock

How well do you have to know a language to be considered fluent?

As a polyglot, I count it as being able to form your own sentences without much thought and to be able to understand all general conversation. When I aim for fluency I aim for the level of a high school student from the countries that speak the language but I know of others who aim for lower and some for higher.

Reply 95

KloppOClock

Original post by Ninjasrule

i suppose i speak one and a half languages then

Reply 96

Ninjasrule

Original post by KloppOClock

i suppose i speak one and a half languages then

Aw what's your "half language"? Ahaha :P

Reply 97

KloppOClock

Original post by Ninjasrule

Aw what's your "half language"? Ahaha :P

im taking spanish at A level, if my exams went well i might take it at uni as well :smile:

Reply 98

Ninjasrule

Original post by KloppOClock

im taking spanish at A level, if my exams went well i might take it at uni as well :smile:

Oooh nice

I'm taking a language or two at uni too! Where are you studying?

Reply 99

Ninjasrule

I'm fluent in Thai and Lao (but I'm illiterate due to dyslexia in both those languages only, and giving up on reading after moving away from Thailand - I can still say what letters are and sound like, but I can't put them together in words and sentences).

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