English, Dutch, German, French and the language of love

Christaro said:

Teacher said:

I was in a rush when I wrote that. Ive speaking more than writing it recently.

JDInteractive said:

I'm just taking the piss honey, you know how I am with the spelling

English, Spanish (i live in Miami), Italian (not fluently but getting there).

since i study WW II, i'd love to learn German. and learn Italian more. my mom's quinti-lingual. i just wanna be quadri-lingual.

Fluent in English and Spanish.

I can say very basic things in French ("hello", "my name is...", "I don't speak French", "you are a big pig")

And I can say "Hello", "I am well" in Garifuna.


I wish that I could speak fluent French, and Korean.

American English is my native language, and if necessary, I can do Canadian and British English.

I studied French for five years and got to the point where I was quasi-fluent in it, but my skills have seriously deteriorated. I can usually get the gist of something written in French, but I wouldn't try to speak it or write it anymore.

English
Portuguese (fluent)
French (native tongue, though my portuguese is better these days)
Spanish (pretty damn well)
Italian (I can swear and sing in it )

English and French.

I wish I could speak Spanish (I can, but at a very elementary level), Chinese, Japanese, Arabic.....languages intrigue me, so I would enjoy learning any of them!

EmeraldCity said:

top 2 uses 4 italian neway.

english, and a bit of french, spanish, and hebrew