Spoken Languages

[angelbow20]

I Know english but can speak some hungarian since my granparents and motheres side is all from there. I dont think I really know anything else though.

[sirrahbed]

English here too. I studied Spanish in highschool and then German in college. I picked up some Spanish from Sesame Street and from living in Texas. Amazingly, I can listen or read German and follow the drift pretty well.

I wish I had continued in at least one second language

[Blue_Frog]

English (sometimes ) ... Enough french to get by in Quebec, enough Japanese to have done phone support in the evenings with clients in Japan, some spanish and italian, and Latvian (my grandparents were latvian, so i can speak it and understand what is going on, but couldn't write it).

[lizbud]

English is my native language. Also speak some Gaelic, Spanish, Sign
language and Latin.

[king2005]

English is my main language, even though I suck in it lol

My birth language was french, but that was cut off instantly when i was 3yrs old.

I suck in french now, but when I need to I can get by just fine. If I stay at my grandmas place fore a couple weeks, most of my french comes back to me & then she can no longer keep things from me hehehe

[slleipnir]

English. I know a little Japanese, but not enough to hold a conversation. I really want to learn more though...

[M&M's Mommy]

I am fluent in Vietnamese . I came to the U.S. when I was 17 years old and started learning English from the beginning. It was very hard at first, but after almost 20 years of continuous studying (I still learn new words everyday ), I think I can now say that I'm fluent in English, too

I took two years (4 semesters) of Spanish in college, and got all A+, but since I never used it in real life, I lost it all but a very few words..

[Marigold2]

My family spoke german at home, it was my first language.

[Barbara]

I speak German, English, French, Italian (good when I'm in Italy for longer), a little bit of Spanish (I can read it), a little bit Greek and Japanese and some left-over Latin.
And I can count to ten in Finnish