What languages do you speak?

This thread is for members here to say how many languages can they speak. I only know English fluently but I pick up some different foreign words at times.

I can speak Estonian and English...and so are more else languages what i speak a little like Russian and Swedish and Spanish...

French, greek, little english & italian

I speak English, Spanish, German, greek, French, Italian, learning japanese and norwegian. Plus Russian is my native one.

I speak greek and english.Although I have an idea of french and italian but that doesn't mean that I know to speak,I just understand some things

Greek,English and French.
I'd love to learn Italian!

My list is long I speak Finnish as mother language, Swedish, English, German and French
Little bit Greek and Estonian and have also studied basics in Russia
And in april I'll start Italian lessons

Swedish and English. I also understand German. And I now know a little Greek. Used to study Japanese (but only the basics).

English, basic greek, schoolgirl french - and Im totally fluent in Rubbish!

Jxxx

today there is so much mess i forgot even my greek

my mother tongue greek, english
i understand french i speak it a bit
i will learn for sure spanish and italian!

Well it's great 2 learn at least a bit of Greek. I used 2 b good in French. But it has since been reduced 2 just a little bit of it unfortunately. So I'm not really that close 2 being fluent in French at all. Lol.

well i speak fluently my motherlanguage - Romanian. I can undestand Spanish (not to talk) because it is related to Romanian. I am also pretty good at English - my first foreign language studied at school. And i can read in Greek (without understanding a word ) and German( i'm studying it at high-school but i usually skipp German classes, so in about 8 years of learning German at school I forgot a lot of it ). and this is my list with my languages

judging from the way you write Bogdi - I would say you are much more than "pretty good" at English!

Jxxx

ellijay wrote:

judging from the way you write Bogdi - I would say you are much more than "pretty good" at English!

Jxxx

I agree with Jane mou here Bogdi.

ellijay wrote:

judging from the way you write Bogdi - I would say you are much more than "pretty good" at English!

Jxxx

I agree.

bogdi2005 wrote:

well i speak fluently my motherlanguage - Romanian. I can undestand Spanish (not to talk) because it is related to Romanian. I am also pretty good at English - my first foreign language studied at school. And i can read in Greek (without understanding a word ) and German( i'm studying it at high-school but i usually skipp German classes, so in about 8 years of learning German at school I forgot a lot of it ). and this is my list with my languages

Very interesting stuff there Bogdi plus I knew Romanian is a Romance language (Spanish, Italian, Latin, etc) which makes it easier for you to speak Spanish.

That's funny I thought French was a romantic language. Lol.

wpghi5 wrote:

That's funny I thought French was a romantic language. Lol.

It is though, that is closely related to Latin.

Moldienut wrote:

wpghi5 wrote:

That's funny I thought French was a romantic language. Lol.

It is though, that is closely related to Latin.

Gotcha Mo.

Hanan wrote:

Arabic is my native language

& i speak English as my second language

Very interesting Hanan, a member here that speaks Arabic, cool. If I ever want to ask a translation of a word in Arabic, I will have you in mind in the future when I ask you about it.

I'm curious Hanan? How do say "I Love Sakis Rouvas" in Arabic?

wpghi5 wrote:

I'm curious Hanan? How do say "I Love Sakis Rouvas" in Arabic?

Hanan wrote:

wpghi5 wrote:

I'm curious Hanan? How do say "I Love Sakis Rouvas" in Arabic?

There are many phrases....


ahobak Sakis = I Love You Sakis

Ana ahob Sakis Rouvas = I Love Sakis Rouvas

easy right ?

that's surely a piece of cake

in Finnish it goes like this...

Minä rakastan sinua Sakis = I love you Sakis
Minä Rakastan Sakis Rouvasta = I love Sakis Rouvas

now guys try if you can pronounce that one