What languages do you speak fluently?

[BigSwede]

Swedish and english and a couple of finnish words.
I don't understand danish at all.

 

[Shindekudasai]

Lots of german around here.

I'm a little bit surprised by that, too. Spanish or French I would have guessed, but less German and more big Asian languages (like Japanese or Chinese).

And who was it that said Gaelic? deltaoscarbravo? Awesome. :thumbsup:

 

[belgianass]

fluently Flemish (dialect dutch, my mother language), Dutch and English...
normal speaking (just enough to get somewhere) : French, German, Tagalog (philippines), a bit of spanish

 

[Funkwerkz]

Turkish and English.

 

[JakeSnake]

¡Hablo español perfectamente!

 

[Sicario]

English
Spanish
Portuguese

 

[habo9]

Glaswegian & English

 

[BlueBalls]

I speak the language of vagina.

If you would like me to teach you all, that'll be £74.99.

 

[Jeep!]

Níl mé líofa as Gaeilge, ach tá mé beagnach anseo.

 

[thebear247]

i speak english , i speak bear growllllllll grrrrrrrr i even speak upsidedown sǝuoǝǝɹɟ ǝʌol ı uɐɯ noʎ ǝɹɐ ʍoɥ ǝɹǝɥʇ ollǝɥ

 

[J. Friday]

English fluently, basic Spanish, and basic Esperanto.

 

[sexarise! chick]

English...sucks but I can't really speak any other languages.

Tammy

 

[megaewok]

As long as I have an internet translator, I only need to speak English!

 

[Vanilla Bear]

Well, if Petra says fluently then I guess she really means something like perfect so I think I can only aswer with German. :o

But my German is really perfect! :o

If I'm in another country I shout and point and if that doesnt work I smash the place up. :1orglaugh

Yeah youre from England! No explanation needed! :eek:

i speak english , i speak bear growllllllll grrrrrrrr i even speak upsidedown sǝuoǝǝɹɟ ǝʌol ı uɐɯ noʎ ǝɹɐ ʍoɥ ǝɹǝɥʇ ollǝɥ

Awesome! I always wanted to learn Bear! (or Bearish? maybe Bearian?)
It always sounds so powerful! I think its perfect for insulting and having an argument with others, but you can also show much love with it! I mean c'mon...grrrrr....how sexy does that sound?! Sweet!


And you can use your upsidedown skills in Australia and New Zealand I guess? :thumbsup:

 

[Namreg]

german, english, french, with a tiny bit of cantonese. currently learning korean, which appears to be simpler than cantonese (thank jebus).

toong-toong han ongdongi = fat butt. you always learn the important phrases first

 

[lurkingdirk]

in the order i learned them:
dutch
english
french
german
italian
spanish


i've recently become fluent in wanker and douche.