Staredit Network

One of those random threads.

What languages do you speak?
(And what languages are you learning)
(And what you want to know how to speak - even if you're not learning the language)

*Also if the language is typable in roman alphabets, say something in it


I speak Mandarin and English (Of course ).
I can understand Taiwanese, since my grandparents speak it, but I can't speak it.

I'm learning Japanese at school (A lot of people do)
And I want to learn how to speak Cantonese

Edit: oops, I typed


It's meant to be the altered above.

[center]I took Spanish for 5 years, and never learned a thing. The only languages I know are English, and 1337speek.[/center]

English and a little French (which I'm unspeakably bad at).

Je parle anglais et un peu de français.

I can speak a bit of French and understand even less.

I can speak English and Chinese (Mandarin) fluently.

I cannot read Chinese but I can understand pinying.

Japanese!
J: Watashi wa Anna desu. Ohnamae wa nan desu ka?
E: My name is Anna. What is your name?

I'm pretty articulate in English, my native language, but I can hold my own in French.

I speak English.
I know a small amount of Spanish, not much though.

I speak AWSOME English
I speak American too (if you haven't noticed there are so many different forms of english in america 'New York' 'Boston' ' Texas' all those places) I know Washington State people speak perfect english.
I can also speak Giberish but have a hard time understanding it (heaing it).

I am learning Spanish and I can write it well, jsut no speak it good.

I REALLY want to learn Latin beucase I think it would be tight to know how to speak it.

Well as for me I speak English(of course) Spanish(second language) and am currently trying to learn Japanese, Chinese, and maybe in the future a bit o' Korean.

You mean awesome? XD
I don't consider leet speek to be a language of it's own, since it doesn't really have any rules. Want proof? Go to the website in my profile.
I'm terrible at learning new languages because I'm a slacker. If you miss one thing while learning a new language you pretty much get screwed for the rest of the course.
So I only speak English and a few random phrases in other languages.

Well, unless you're learning Spanish. Spanish and English are extremely, rediculously similar.



You speak English well.
And what do you mean by 'I speak American too'? I would think that you mean that you speak English English and American English, but what you said in the parenthesis doesn't make sense in that context.

'I know Washington state people speak English perfectly.'

It's 'Standard English' and American English.

Uh oh, déja vu.

Well theres different variations of the english languague in America. Lets take Boston, they say their 'a's very high, such as "Come on kids lets get in the cAAAr (car)"

And southern variations as well, regular english "Get it done" Southern english "Git 'r' don"

that wouldn't be different languages; that would be different dialects

-good-
English
1337
Russian
Latvian

-bad-
German
Latin
Polish

English, French, Chinese (Cantonese) and some Mandarine...

Speak & write french fluently (native language ).

Write english fluently. Speaks it like... Someone that lives in Quebec (which is usually pathetic).

I'd love to learn spanish... But I'm just too lazy. I might consider it someday, though, since it is very close to french; which should make things a bit easier.

English
French
South Korea
I'm learning how to speak this africa lang its very hard!

Russian(read slowly&can't write, talk slowly), Hebrew(perfect), English(kinda well), Arabic(read&write perfect, talk&understand slowly), 1337(write fast, read slow), C(my knowledge stops at switches and organizations), C++(as much as C), Visual Basic(still learning), Micro Worlds(perfect), Micro Worlds Pro(perfect), HTML(almost nothing...) and JAVA Script(ugh... like, one sentence? lol).

i speak english.


im acually german

LOL, including programming languages, huh?

Well, I can read/write and speak spanish fluently (first language), write english fluently but read/speak it...
I can also read/write and speak valencian fluently, and thus catalan too since its really similar (almost the same thing).
About programming languages, I know VisualBasic, C++ and thus C too, and I knew QBasic, but it is obsolete and I would have to relearn it.
I know a bit of HTML too.
Also I can read/write SC triggers

I forgot to mention that I can read Latin as well, but not write it or speak it.

Hell yeah!

I speak SC triggers as my first language.
English and Bad English

Just to let you guys know... SC triggers in not a language -.-
It's a 'sharvit' (no clue what's the word for it in English) for C++ procedures.
Infect, now that I think of it, 1337 is not a language too! it's a level-b replace code.


GUTEN MORGEN!

But you don't live in Germany, and don't say otherwise...