arabic, a little spanish, italian, bahasa indonesian, little maltese oh and a little french.

english quite well, understand and speak swedish quite badly, spanish and german VERY badly

English and Portuguese but its very difficult and i dont think i will master it totally , spanish and a little bit of french ,i wish i had taken the chance to learn languages in school instead of fucking around

English, French, Chinese, and a little Spanish and Cornish. I am going to try to learn to read and speak Cherokee.

shellyevon said:

Mandarin?

retina said:

:nod:yep, but my girls are much better at it than I am.

shellyevon said:

I'm impressed. I could never learn mandarin since I don't have a natural fluctuating intonation. I might be in a bad mood and my "Hello, how are you?" might become "Can fridges park in your hair?" or something.

For some reason I seem to have a natural talent for Japanese though.

ebonics

retina said:

my third cousin was here for Christmas and she spoke a little spanish, my husband later said she had said "I'm horny" instead of "I'm hot"

nilegettolrahc said:

TMPletz said:

This is her with my baby!

nilegettolrahc said:

Just English.



I'm monolinguistic and it's sorta embarassing, being Canadian. My mom tells me I could speak fluent French when I was a toddler, and play chess too. Now I'm doing good if I can manage cereal box French (fellow Canucks know what I speak of) and basic checkers.


I've decided that I'm going to try to improve my French at least back up to grade school level, and to find someone to teach me Cree, as I only know three words in that language, and 2 of them are given names.
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retina said:

The tones are hard.I still have to use gestures to show which tone I mean.You can't be afraid of making mistakes.Just jump in and do it.