What languages do you speak?

After reading what everyone's said I feel lonely only speaking english haha. English is my only language but since majority of the world speak it it's not so bad.

 

[Lame]

German is something id really like to get fluent in. I really have an interest in german. I hear its a really hard language to learn.

 

[mage3158]

After reading what everyone's said I feel lonely only speaking english haha. English is my only language but since majority of the world speak it it's not so bad.

I'd really recommend getting into it, it's quite rewarding.

If you'd want to try the self learned route, I highly recommend the Tell Me More language program.

 

[Lame]

I'd really recommend getting into it, it's quite rewarding.

If you'd want to try the self learned route, I highly recommend the Tell Me More language program.

Id also recommend Pimsleurs audio books. They are very good.

 

[FireZ]

English only, and a very small amount of Spanish

 

[Crueliscool]

English, Spanish, Hebrew and Arabic.

 

[MohtasaUnique]

Native english speaker, fluent 4-year spanish speaker, beginner 1-year chinese speaker. I can hold a chinese conversation for about two seconds

 

[taylor1234]

American

 

[New Defied]

English and a little bit of French.

 

[gds08]

I speak English and have no intentions of learning another language.

 

[volc4no]

My first language is french canadian. i am working on my english wnd learning spanish ;-)

 

[Terrankiller]

English, German, VB, C, C++, .NET, and MACHINE.

 

[Jedi Mind Tricked]

English, some french and that about wraps it up.. I wish I was multi-lingual however :/

 

[GodGenesis]

English and Mandarin.

 

[JoeKys]

English ftw

 

[yujee]

English and Vietnamese.

 

[bottingvps]

Italian and English.

 

[nbackgrounds]

English & little French

 

[Brendan]

I speak English fluently, but I know a little bit of German. Nowhere near to a regular level, but I can understand basic statements and questions and reply.

 

[kevsilberberg]

English only, I always sucked at learning new languages. I'm pretty sure I was near the bottom of my french classes from grades 4-9. After that it was no longer a required course and I could finally drop it... best day of my life.