ItsOnlyMe said:

English, spanglish, can read Spanish and understand it, but my spanish-speaking is very rusty. I'm also fluent in "Tut".

My Thai is fairly decent. That means pretty much all conversational and everyday stuff about food, places, feelings and whatnot, plus a bit more, but can't read much or write anything besides the consonants and my name.

I had a good GCSE level grasp of Russian and can still write a bit, but have forgotten a lot. Some of it comes to me when watching movies with Russian language in though. Don't really know enough for it to be particularly useful.

only English... but I know a fair amount of a particular dialect, which I guess doesn't count as a language

cubic61052 said:

English only. Studied French in school but most of it went that way -----> years ago.

Would love to learn Spanish at some point, though. Beautiful language.

estelle81 said:

e-SUT-TUT-e-LUT-LUT-e.....

Can speak, write and read both English and Spanish. The spanish comes in handy here at work, many parents are still spanish speaking only so I translate for them.

reneGade20 said:

RUT-e-NUT-e-GUT-a-DUT-e, WUT-HUT-a-TUT u-PUT? Man, I love me some Tut talk.

estelle81 said:

i-TUT-SUT a-LUT-LUT GUT-o-o-DUT.....HUT-o-WUT-SUT TUT-HUT-i-NUT-GUT-SUT WUT-i-TUT HUT YUT-o-u?


It's been so long since I messed around with tut.....but it is fun when you start getting in the swing of it....

reneGade20 said:

e-VUT-e-RUT-YUT-TUT-HUT-i-NUT-GUT i-SUT FUT-i-NUT-e. I know. I met one girl who was really good at Tut and would have conversations in it. It sounded like a real language. LUT-a-TUT-e-RUT!
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estelle81 said:

WUT-o-RUT-DUT!!!!!

Read and write French very well
Speak and understand French sorta okay
Some reading writing speaking German though I forgot it
I used to be able to read the Hebrew alphabet
A little Arabic
A little Spanish

just english. a tiny bit of spanish.

I speak English, although some people look at me and I assume that I don't.

I took 4 years of Chinese in high school, but that was 6 years ago, so I don't remember as much as I used to. I also took a couple quarters of ASL in college, so I still remeber quite a bit. I took one quarter of Spanish in Jr. high, so I hardly remember any of it. People who think I am Mexican will approach me speaking in Spanish, and I just stare at them with a confused look on my face. They usually get the point after that.

I picked up a little Japanese when I was a child because we had many foreign exchange students, and even spent a summer in Japan. I wish I could remember it now.

The languages I want to learn are French, Italian (I've sung many arias in Italian, so it would be nice to translate it for myself), and Hindi.

English and Greek fluently and a lil' French

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brownsugar said:

I'm the same as you. Without the Spanish.