FunkMistress said:

Masshole... yes, I am fluent as well... I understand Italian, French, French Creole (not fluent enough to speak fluently)....

y puedo hablar Inglés y Español, e incluso cuando me siento spanglish perezoso.

paintedlady said:

Sak Pase! Throw them threes up!

Icelandic is my native tongue and I consider myself fluent in English. I know a bit of Danish (and also Norwegian and Swedish) and I've studied French, German and Spanish so I have a basic vocabulary in those languages...
I do own language software from Eurotalk for Polish, Mandarin and Arabic, but I haven't given myself the time to go through them yet.

FunkMistress said:

Ban. Ban! Cet te bien?

Lawd girl.... you made me had to think this out! Never had to spell Creole.

paintedlady said:

Me either...I didn't even know there was a "k," always thought it was "sapase."

FunkMistress said:

I know ... I'm used to phrases like "sot geh lah" "seetah" and "c' est booju"

all phonetically spelled of course. just like Spanglish.

Only fluent in English and Spanish. Want to learn a third European language.

Mara said:

You speak Spanish?

Alej said:

Sí, yo estudio español en universidad. No podríamos graduar si no éramos peritos.

¡¡¡¡Tambien, nací en Los Ángeles!!! !Hola!

3

prince.org

Ahora, en español!

PANDURITO said:

Yeah the .org has a language all it's own!!

1.

English. I know a little Spanish but I read it better than I speak it or hear it. And I know some American sign language.

only english. I'm gonna start learning some french. I had to take it in school but never really payed attention.

I also started to learn some baby sign because I babysat a cousin of mine and he uses it.
[Edited 4/17/09 18:18pm]

Mara said:

I hope they taught languages at my school They teach English but that's it and THANK GAWD it's not part of my credits

English.
And I can kind of bullshit my way through Spanish.

english
spanish
japanese(learning)

2freaky4church1 said:

Care to elaborate?

MarySharon said:

hey YOU speak french!
what does this say?
"Excellent portrait, j'aime beaucoup les couleurs, le cadrage, et la lumière, le rendu est excellent"

ZombieKitten said:

Great picture. I love the colours, the framing and the light a lot, the portrait is excellent (or "you have captured it perfectly", I am not sure about that one )

Serious said:

aawwwww

how do I reply: "thank you so much!"?

ZombieKitten said:

Merci beaucoup!

3 fluently (Dutch, German & English)

a little bit of French.

Do Princebonics count as a language?

English
Spanish
German
Italian
Japanese
and tiny bits of Hebrew

Ottensen said:

currently i'm not a on a mac so i can't use international but
do you mind romaji?

anata wa nihongo o hanashimasuka?
watashi wa nihongo o benkyoushimasu
ano..watashi wa iikunaikatadesu yo.
aru hi watashi wa nihon e ikitai.
watashi wa eigo no sensei hoshiidesu.
watashi mo shisho hoshiidesu.

i am sure there are some grammar error.i'm barely in japanese 2!
[Edited 4/18/09 11:07am]

psychodelicide said:

Not Princebonics

Alej said:

English is a universal/business language these days, so you can go practically anywhere with it. Same with Spanish in a lot of regions. I almost didn't study Spanish in school, I was actually going to study Swedish [see my Org theme song *_____*], but then I found it wasn't as practical in my day-to-day life. I was trying to do an exchange program in Uppsala, Sweden and I was really serious about taking up that language.

Nowadays, I'm leaning more towards other European languages, though. Not so much Swedish anymore (@ least right now).

btw Alej, you should maybe check out an exchange program one semester or as a summer thing at least. Don't know what your interests are but I think you'd find it amessing
[Edited 4/18/09 15:03pm]

Alej said: