I can speak English and Korean fluently.
I can speak basic French.
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1.5 . . . English and conversational French (if they speak kinda slowly!)
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@MsLipGloss: so cool! I can ask for directions and order food.
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@chopsuey119: I can curse a little too.
ETA: Oh, and I speak to my kitties en Francais . . . it drives DH b-a-n-a-n-a-s!
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English, Cantonese, and Toisanese
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@MsLipGloss: HAHA. Did you live in France? Are you French?
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@PurplePumps: Had to google Toisanese!
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@chopsuey119: I am part French (French, German, Irish, Cherokee), but I have only visited France (I lived in England for a few years).
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english and chinese. i can speak chinese fluently but i can't read or write it.
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I can speak English fluently.
I have a good command of French and Spanish.
My husband and I always speak in French when we don't want our older (3.5) year old to know what we are saying!
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English, Mandarin and Taiwanese. Written as well, my Chinese writing has vastly improved since my mom got a smartphone!
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Only English here
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Just English.
Almost conversational Spanish but not quite there.
I know quite a few words/phrases in Korean and Japanese. If I had one wish I believe I would wish to be able to speak/read/understand every language in the world. Languages are so cool.
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2 fluently (English and French). Conversational in American Sogn Languge
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English and French, conversational Italian, basic German and a little bit of Russian.
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I speak some Spanish. I tend to have a lot of Spanish speaking ESL students in my pre-k classes. Last year, 9 of my 18 kids spoke primarily Spanish and 5 sets of parents spoke no English at all.
My kids have taught me more than I learned in my Spanish classes in college.
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Two. My Cantonese is limited but enough to converse with my parents.
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Only English fluently.
I was probably conversational in Japanese at one point, but have forgotten too much to really claim that now. I can definitely understand much more than I can think of to say.
My husband's family is all fluent in French, so I try to learn that so I can make sure they're not talking about me.... JK.
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One and a half. English and I can understand & read French, and speak it if pressed.
Unless you count babbling as a language. That I'm proficient in.
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@yin: same!
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Fluent English and French. Vague Spanish. Restaurant German.
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English, and some Russian. I took 6 years of French in grade school and came out pretty conversant. Then I never thought about it again and lost it - bah youth! So sad.
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english and japanese.
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English. could maybe carry out a basic conversation in NZ sign, if they were signing slowly, and very patient
ETA: that was my 1234th post! awesome
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English and conversational Tagalog (Filipino), but my vocabulary is limited; I can't understand most complicated words they use in the news, for instance. I read better than I can write Tagalog, which always requires Google translate.
I'm picking up on Swedish, but I still have a long way to go and completely lost any Spanish I learned in school. I picked up a little Korean from when I used to live there and know a few words and expressions. I can sound out written Korean, but not actually know what most of it means.
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English and very little French. I know a few things in Vietnamese too.
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English, mandarin, and I can understand some Taiwanese.
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1.25. Fluent English and basic French. I also know a tiny bit of sign language and a few phrases and words in Spanish.
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English is what I am most comfortable speaking. Although I do sign pretty well (American Sign Language). My father and Dh speak German fluently, I understand it but my speaking skills are lacking.
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English & French
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English and conversational Mandarin.
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english. when i was younger i spoke basic french, much of that is gone now since i haven't really used it, and i speak some baby cantonese.
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@Danizaur: I wish I was fluent in more languages too!
I've been working on Spanish haphazardly for a long time. It would be so useful in my job! I also wish I could learn Yup'ik, but it is supposed to be an exceptionally hard language to learn.
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Only English
I wish I knew more, maybe Spanish or sign language
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English and Spanish
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@chopsuey119: haha, sometimes I'm not sure if it should count since it sounds so close to Cantonese to me. But since HK friends dont understand it, and I have some Toisanese friends who don't understand Cantonese, I guess it's different enough.
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English, Cantonese, and Mandarin. I understand, but speak very little Hokkien, I can do conversational Spanish, but read better than I can speak it.
@Yin: @Autumnlove: Same here with my Canto since I don't live near family any more so my Canto is a little rough. I actually have to think about what I'm saying before I say it. Ha!
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English, Iu-Mien, know some sign language and a little French, Laotian and Vietnamese.
My husband is Vietnamese and his mother insist that I learn the language that even her own son cannot speak. ha
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English and Spanish fluently. I can understand Portuguese pretty well, but can't speak it (or read or write).
Eta: I also know some very (very) basic phrases in Quechua from when I lived in a small Andean village.
I wish I knew more, maybe Spanish or sign language
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