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Love Leelene

3...Swedish, English and Norwegian.

I wish I could speak those languages: French, German and maybe Polish for fun.

I could speak some signlanguage for Swedish people when I was a kid.

Love Leelene

Hard to answer...Polish as a mother-language, English just as you can see - still not perfectly, I'm planning to (try to) pass CEA next year. I speak also some German - I've learnt it for two years, but not intensively, although I find it quite an easy language.
I also learnt a bit Czech on my own.

I'm trying to push myself to learn French, but I'd prefer to do it in a form of organized course, unfortunately have no possibility at the moment

Oh, and Latine - but I don't know if it counts...? It's rather more learning grammar translating texts than speaking.

There are looots of languages I whish I could speak...Arabian, Chinese, Norwegian, French, Russian, Jewisch, Portugese...there're so many of them with such a great sound...

LeeLelene wrote:I wish I could speak those languages: French, German and maybe Polish for fun.

Feel free to ask if you will want any help

English and french but I understand spanish a little bit (it's a latin language like french). This forum is great to practice my english

Ronja wrote:Jewisch

It's Hebrew, though

Like I state in my Wikipedia profile, I speak Finnish as my mother tongue, near-native English och har grundläggande kunskaper i svenska... which probably means I can speak Swedish like a half-brained child.

And I don't count other languages since I only know random words. Albeit I studied German for 6 years and perhaps could survive with my skills I haven't brushed up since 2004, but nah.

Finaero wrote:

Ronja wrote:Jewisch

It's Hebrew, though

Forgive me, I had horrible evening yesterday
I edited one of my posts about seven times

<going to check how many more terrible mistakes she made last day>

2,5 I would say
French, my mother language.
English, as you can see.
German, because I learn it at school but I can't say anything complicated

Finnish of course, and little (bad) english.... I have forgotten how to speak swedish, because I don't need it here where I live.

Danish and English and some German. I have got German lessons for 5 years and starting on the 6th year. I understand most german but it's hard to make a conversation.

English, some decent German, and some really bad French.

Dutch, English, French and German.

2 languages. Danish, of course, and welly goot Englisch.

Some German, but not enough to count.

Dutch (that's the language they speak in The Netherlands AKA Holland, although many people confuse it with German (probably because of Deutschland) which is sad... )

And a little English...

I would love to learn French, and I'm certainly looking into the possibilities of doing a course next year.

And besides that, there's a lot of languages I like to speak just a few sentences in, just for fun. I don't tend to speak anymore languages fluently besides the three mentioned above...

It's fun, when I read dutch, I find it easier than german.

I would like to be able to speak fluent Klingonese.