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Original post by redwhiteandbrit
English (American as well :wink:) German, the language of music notation, and the language of rhetoric and great banter :biggrin:

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B sharp am i right
Original post by FrenchUnicorn
Anw ça explique à quel point ton français est bon :wink:


Merci :biggrin:
Is it the same case for you? :h:
Original post by jedanselemyia
Merci :biggrin:
Is it the same case for you? :h:

De rien :wink:
Not really, french dad, algerian mom, english obsession since I'm little :lol:
In order of what I learnt first:

Tamil - speak, write, read, eat (w0t?).
Dutch - speak, write, read (kinda forgetting though because I don't visit often ://)
English - speak, write, read (most of the time bc sometimes my brain goes "allow ittttttttttttttttt")
French - GCSE. Das it.
Italian - GCSE - French comes more naturally though.
Original post by FrenchUnicorn
De rien :wink:
Not really, french dad, algerian mom, english obsession since I'm little :lol:


Omg! You're mixed Algerian/French like my cousins :biggrin:
C'est cool 👌🏽
Original post by jedanselemyia
Omg! You're mixed Algerian/French like my cousins :biggrin:
C'est cool 👌🏽


Hihi :3 and you're mixed like my friends \o/
Original post by homeland.lsw
B sharp am i right


Mate I'm bass clef most of the time :wink: although I love all music I'm definitely team flats > team sharps :biggrin:

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Original post by redwhiteandbrit
Mate I'm bass clef most of the time :wink: although I love all music I'm definitely team flats > team sharps :biggrin:

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Pfft sharps and minor scales for the win...
I can speak
Slovak
Czech
English

I can understand
Polish
Russian

I'm not fluent in French (doing GCSE) but hope to be in the future.
(In order of fluency) I can speak English, Yoruba, Arabic and French.

- Yoruba is a language of Nigeria, and I just grew up hearing it being spoken around me.
- I learnt Arabic through the vast amount of Arabic-speaking friends I had during secondary school. I'm familiar with the Lebanese 3amiya (dialect).
- French, I learnt at GCSE but I got great marks in the exam and decided to pursue it extracurricularly too by speaking with french natives, etc.
Can speak Lithuanian (mother tongue) and English (17 years of using it). Can understand a little in Russian too. I'm not mentioning French because I only had it for a year and a half and it's awful, barely know anything :teehee:
English, a large beer and a blue steak in French.

Visual Basic if that counts:confused:

I'm planning to spend year 3 of uni in Germany so intend to start learning German later this year.
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spv
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Fluent: Gujarati, Spanish, (English)
Moderate: Hindi, French
Fair: German
Intro: Swahili, C++

@nucdev I'm sure you're quite similar haha
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nucdev
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Original post by spv
Fluent: Gujarati, Spanish, (English)
Moderate: Hindi, French
Fair: German
Intro: Swahili, C++

@nucdev I'm sure you're quite similar haha


Sorta haha

Fluent: Gujarati, Hindi, (English)
Losing the skills in Punjabi and Sanskrit though :sigh:
Intro: Swahili
Almost totally lost the skills in French and Spanish Lmao
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math42
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English, only English
Ond rydw i'n cael un A yn GCSE Cymraeg..I speak to the level of a 2 year old I guess
Original post by nucdev
Sorta haha

Fluent: Gujarati, Hindi, (English)
Losing the skills in Punjabi and Sanskrit though :sigh:
Intro: Swahili
Almost totally lost the skills in French and Spanish Lmao


Par-dada ji you forgot Urdu and...

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nucdev
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Original post by undercxver
Par-dada ji you forgot Urdu and...

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Oh yes!
Intermediate Urdu.
Expert level, master of the universe in gibberish
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.Iqra.
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English is my third Language but i can speak about five.
Original post by iqra2159
English is my third Language but i can speak about five.


Cool ! And what are these languages ?
English, Portuguese (bilingual), German and Japanese.

I also know some basic Swedish, Norwegian and Danish, and did GCSE Italian if that counts (I remember hardly any of it) lol

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