What languages do you speak?

[DancingOutlaw]

I speak American. If you don’t like it there’s the door.

 

[Jackcrevol]

ingles

 

[MAD]

I speak American. If you don’t like it there’s the door.

You are probably joking, not sure.
But you know American is not a language.
English is NOT the official language of the United States.

 

[Berry4Heisman14]

You are probably joking, not sure.
But you know American is not a language.
English is NOT the official language of the United States.

I really really hope he’s joking haha

 

[VolFaninFla]

I speak American. If you don’t like it there’s the door.

Where is this door of which you speak???

 

[clarksvol00]

I don't speak any languages other than English, but I'm thinking about signing up for Arian Foster's online course in pterodactyl.

 

[OrangeFrog]

English, some Spanish, biblical Hebrew.

 

[tbh]

English, with an ever-growing fluency in Spanish (my wife is from Colombia), with some German thrown in for good measure.

 

[VolFaninFla]

English, with an ever-growing fluency in Spanish (my wife is from Colombia), with some German thrown in for good measure.

What city is she from?
Have you been to Colombia?

 

[95 Vol Alum]

 

[Berry4Heisman14]

English, with an ever-growing fluency in Spanish (my wife is from Colombia), with some German thrown in for good measure.

Ahhhh South America. My fiancée is Brazilian. I start Portuguese classes soon

 

[LittleVol]

Ahhhh South America. My fiancée is Brazilian. I start Portuguese classes soon

Tudo bom

 

[LittleVol]

Thought it might be fun to discuss languages considering I find them phenomenal and enjoy learning. My fiancée is Brazilian so I’m currently learning Brazilian Portuguese although she’s fluent in English. It’s somewhat similar to Spanish which I speak a little of. What about you guys? Ever learned a different language or aspire to do so?

Eu falo um poco de Portuguese. The Brazilian variety. Similar to Spanish. And French. Their "T" are pronounced as a "Ch".

Hablo espagnol as well.

Tagalog rin.

Took years of French but have not used since 2017? When I was at resort in the Philippines. A Canadian student was there and she was scared to use the tricycles because all the drivers look baliw (crazy) haha. "

If forgotten my Afrikans (kitchen dutch).
My Mandarin too. I was learning Japanese for a bit.

So I'm fairly 100 percent fluent in English.
50 percent spanish
50 percent Tagalog (Filipino)
30 perfent (Brazilian Portuguese)
20 percent French and losing more by the day. Give me 3 days in Montreal and I'll be back up to 40s maybe.

 

[Berry4Heisman14]

Eu falo um poco de Portuguese. The Brazilian variety. Similar to Spanish. And French. Their "T" are pronounced as a "Ch".

Hablo espagnol as well.

Tagalog rin.

Took years of French but have not used since 2017? When I was at resort in the Philippines. A Canadian student was there and she was scared to use the tricycles because all the drivers look baliw (crazy) haha. "

If forgotten my Afrikans (kitchen dutch).
My Mandarin too. I was learning Japanese for a bit.

So I'm fairly 100 percent fluent in English.
50 percent spanish
50 percent Tagalog (Filipino)
30 perfent (Brazilian Portuguese)
20 percent French and losing more by the day. Give me 3 days in Montreal and I'll be back up to 40s maybe.

Wow! That’s quite the variety!

 

[tbh]

What city is she from?
Have you been to Colombia?

I've been down there a couple of times; my favorite spot that we visited is San Agustin, in the south of Huila. She's from Neiva (Huila) originally but has lived in Garzon for a time as well.

 

[tbh]

Ahhhh South America. My fiancée is Brazilian. I start Portuguese classes soon

Awesome, and congratulations! We have a family friend who originally hails from Curitiba (sp?) there in Brazil.

 

[VFLEatinFresh]

Fluent in, as my Facebook says, Southern American English.

But I can understand a little Spanish, and I can count to ten in Japanese.

 

[superdave1984]

I speak Redneck. And, since moving to KY a few years ago, I speak a weird version of Yankee-ish redneck. Folks here have a strange northern-esque accent and dialect. @joevol33 can relate.

 

[joevol33]

I speak Redneck. And, since moving to KY a few years ago, I speak a weird version of Yankee-ish redneck. Folks here have a strange northern-esque accent and dialect. @joevol33 can relate.

Yep!

 

[joevol33]

I speak Redneck. And, since moving to KY a few years ago, I speak a weird version of Yankee-ish redneck. Folks here have a strange northern-esque accent and dialect. @joevol33 can relate.

Yep!

 

[Freiwillige]

English and German!

 

[Plano Vol]

I've been known on forms when it asked to put: Appalachian American

pronounced App-uhl-LATCH-un.

 

[LouderVol]

Marginal english.

If I am around spanish enough I get back to be above conversational with it. But out in public muy pequito espanol.

Enough german vocab to get around the country.

I can contextually understand Polish. if I am around it enough I start to "understand without knowing" various languages to some level. Even with german and Spanish I understand them both better than I can speak them.

 

[peaygolf]

Does "redneck West Tennessee" count as a language?
If so, I speak two.

 

[superdave1984]

Does "redneck West Tennessee" count as a language?
If so, I speak two.

I am fluent in that as well. Born and raised in NWTN