What is your mother tongue?

can you think in german?

Wait....Isn't Tamil a name? Someone asked my friend if he was Tamil I said no his name is Jordan.

Yes but I can only make conversation in Arab, but I think French is more beautiful.

Girls are more impressed by me speaking French than Arabic.

Otherwise I prefer English.

Do you think in English or Tamil?

Mine is English. Go!

It's also a name. Thamizh is the name, not Tamil. Tamil is language as well as a race, and I'm Tamil.

Imo, I like French.


Both. I learned English when I was 2, and studied in English medium in SL, so I am fluent with both languages

What is your preferred thinking language?

When I study, I think in English
When talking to people, i usually think in tamil (coz my friends r like me)

My mother tongue is Bengali.
I think in English, but also think in Bengali when talking to someone in Bengali
I can speak English, Bengali (Sylheti), Bengali (Dhaka), English, Hindi
I did learn French and Urdu at school, but they have since deteriorated

What about when thinking on your own?

So how many languages can you think in?

Both languages. Sometimes tamil, sometimes english.
When I'm sad, I usually think in english.

Is there a difference between sinhala and Tamil?

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Yeah

How many languages do you speak in total?

Can speak Tamil and English fluently
Can read and write in Sinhala but I don't know the meanings, so I don't speak
I know some words in Hindi, and I'm trying to learn it by watching Hindi movies and listening to Hindi songs.
I know the basics in French, but I speak very rarely
I also know Malayalam, but I can neither speak it fluently nor read or write.

French, because I am half French, but I don't really speak French my dad does, but it's my father tongue.

Oh yeah and Arab also, but that's too complicated of a lingo for me. But that's my mother tongue

So I stick to basic and boring Hovis white bread English.

Yeah

French, because I am half French, but I don't really speak French my dad does, but it's my father tongue.

Oh yeah and Arab also, but that's too complicated of a lingo for me. But that's my mother tongue

So I stick to basic and boring Hovis white bread English.