Foreign languages: do you speak any?

[Wild self]

English. Ebonics. Patois.

This is pretty much it for me.

I can only read Spanish cause my parents forced me to take Spanish in school, despite the shytty/intolerant Spanish teachers that I had.

 

[MekaCatt]

English, Spanish.

 

[Redguard]

English. I am trying to become fluent in Spanish.

 

[Winston]

English, Japanese, Spanish. I'm still working on Japanese and I haven't used my Spanish since college...fallen off like a motha....

I'm starting to learn Japanese and I plan on learning Spanish when my Japanese is decent... any tips for a breh

 

[ltheghost]

I'm starting to learn Japanese and I plan on learning Spanish when my Japanese is decent... any tips for a breh

Spanish is easier to learn. ....my tips for Japanese.....ummmm? shyt...I'm still trying to figure it out and I live here. lol

 

[ch15x]

English...studied French and Spanish (can read a little, but hardly can speak 'em)...

 

[4fossa]

Portuguese (I'm brazilian).

 

[Nasty_Nate]

I can still speak a little German. I lived there for five years and used to be able to hold a conversation in German, but now I only remember the basic stuff.

 

[jalamanta]

I speak english, spanish, my native portuguese and a little russian and french...

What about you guys?

Do you think it's important to learn or can you make do with English?

(First thread I've ever made on the coli, no idea how it's gonna turn out... )

Ты говоришь по русски?

Не пизди.

 

[Beerus]

:dance:Fluent in English, French, Creole well i can speak but i dont really speak creole(i understand it) since I was born in Canada and not haiti:dance:
:dance:Spanish little bit i'm prob gon try to learn it completely within the next 3-4 years:dance:

 

[Jamal514]

English and French

 

[no.]

Ты говоришь по русски?

Не пизди.

плохо. никто говорите по русский здесь. никто может учит. но я научился читать

 

[Deaf2twothirds]

English obviously and Creole. Sak Passe to all my Haitian Zoes on here

 

[Flay Mayweather]

Anyone here speaks Japanese?

I'm taking Japanese classes this year and I want to know how hard is it to learn

 

[JulesWinfield]

I was in french immersion for my first 10 years of schooling. I can still understand it when someone else is speaking it and I can read it but because I haven't been speaking it much since my trip to Europe a few years ago, I'm a little rusty if I'm having a conversation with someone.