Wht languages do you know?

[Colin]

How dare you not include Latin! You'll pay for this!

Well I know three:

English: Fluent
French: Enough to get by though I'm rather rusty
Latin: Rather good knowledge of it

[Speed of Sound]

English fluently and a some Spanish

[minionofmidas]

Fluent English, enough Spanish to begin to get by, kind of (For instance, I can now say such handy phrases as 'Vostotros estabais comiendo unas faldas.' which I'm sure I will use many times)...

Doesn't look right. Vosotros, just for instance.
[]quote]I also know a few words of French (My most complex sentence is probably 'My name is Cheese', but due to psychotic French spelling I haven't the faintest idea of how to spell it),

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Je m'appelle Fromage. Not that there#s anything wrong with French spelling. You can tell how a word is pronounced from the way it's spelt. It just doesn't work the other way round, unless you're speaking to someone with a really really thick Occitan accent.

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That looked well until the last word, which doesn't exist.

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Of course.

[Joe Republic]

Just English.

I used to take Spanish, but I've forgotten all of it.

^^^^

[Vincent]

English, I have to start taking German classes when school starts up again on monday though, so I guess I'll just see how that works out.

[ilikeverin]

Fluent English, enough Spanish to begin to get by, kind of (For instance, I can now say such handy phrases as 'Vostotros estabais comiendo unas faldas.' which I'm sure I will use many times)...

Doesn't look right. Vosotros, just for instance.

Whoopsies.  That's a typo

The rest should be good.  'You (informal plural) were eating some skirts.'

[KillerPollo]

English and some Japanese.

That explains things a lot... I can picture you as an animé-loving libertarian Wapanese dude.

No wonder you're libertarian. LOL

[John Dibble]

English and some Japanese.

That explains things a lot... I can picture you as an animé-loving libertarian Wapanese dude.

No wonder you're libertarian. LOL

I like anime(never been a secret on the forum), but I'm certainly not a Wapanese person - sure I enjoy some aspects of Japanese culture but I like good old American culture too.

[KillerPollo]

English and some Japanese.

That explains things a lot... I can picture you as an animé-loving libertarian Wapanese dude.

No wonder you're libertarian. LOL

I like anime(never been a secret on the forum), but I'm certainly not a Wapanese person - sure I enjoy some aspects of Japanese culture but I like good old American culture too.

Us westerners are big n00bs compared to the Japs.

[Joe Republic]

To answer the original question, I know many, many languages.  I just can't speak any of them except English.

[MaC]

Don't know any English, none at all.  Spanish I'm learning a little bit at a time though.

[ilikeverin]

Don't know any English, none at all.

Really?  I don't speak a word of English, either.  Not a word.

[Joe Republic]

Don't know any English, none at all.

Really?  I don't speak a word of English, either.  Not a word.

¿Que?

[KillerPollo]

Don't know any English, none at all.

Really?  I don't speak a word of English, either.  Not a word.

¿Que?

Was sagtest du?

[Gabu]

Vous avez tous été trompé; le français est clairement la meilleure langue.

[Joe Republic]

Omnis tuus castra sunt inesse nos.

[Emsworth]

Vous avez tous été trompé; le français est clairement la meilleure langue.

C'est vrai! Le français est la langue la plus belle.

[Joe Republic]

Vous avez tous été trompé; le français est clairement la meilleure langue.

C'est vrai! Le français est la langue la plus belle.

J'ai perdu mon singe.

[John Dibble]

English and some Japanese.

That explains things a lot... I can picture you as an animé-loving libertarian Wapanese dude.

No wonder you're libertarian. LOL

I like anime(never been a secret on the forum), but I'm certainly not a Wapanese person - sure I enjoy some aspects of Japanese culture but I like good old American culture too.

Us westerners are big n00bs compared to the Japs.

I know English isn't your first language, so I'll cut you some slack. When someone says "good old <fill in the blank" it doesn't mean they are referring to something that's actually old. Like I could say "It's been a while since I've seen those good old boys" when referring to some guys I've known for a while. It's kind of a southern thing too, so I wouldn't expect it being taught in an English class.

[Filuwaúrdjan]

English (inc. lots of regional dialects)
Welsh (enough to get just about by even if I don't know a whole lot of words. Actually a very easy language to pronounce (despite popular myth), you just have to get over the different-but-the-same alphabet)
French (reading; o.k. listening/speaking; not bad; writing; dire)
German (dire. But more than most people over here; the traditonal source of german words is old WW2 films)

[MaC]

Don't know any English, none at all.

Really?  I don't speak a word of English, either.  Not a word.

¿Que?

No hablo ingles.

[Dave from Michigan]

English but I want to learn more languages is spanish hard to learn

[ilikeverin]

Don't know any English, none at all.

Really?  I don't speak a word of English, either.  Not a word.

¿Que?

No hablo ingles.

No hablo TU MADRE

OHHHHHHHH QUE AHORA?

English but I want to learn more languages is spanish hard to learn

It's quite intuitive in the early stages.

Plus, it's rather phonetic

[Richard]

English, Dutch, Afrikaans, Flemish, Mandarin (not very fluent in reading/writing yet), Arabic, and ASL.

[Gabu]

I like languages a lot.

Me too, only the languages I pursue are not the type you speak with.