I was just curious how many bi+ lingual people we have here at Techspot. I myself speak English (I know English), Spanish (Hablo Español), and a tiny bit of Russian (Я знаю Русский)(I'm literate but I have trouble spelling things, and I know a few phrases). Have a good day :wave: !
I speak Danish (Jeg taler dansk), English, very little French (Je parle français) (and a few lousy lines of German that aren't even enough to say "I speak German" ) Being Danish I don't have a pretty hard time understanding Swedish and Norwegian. -- Edit: If that's how we're doing it then: ActionScript, C, C++, Python, HTML, Command.com/cmd, D (not fluently), Visual Basic (not that I ever use it), GML (lame I know) Annoying those non-english characters, aren't they?
Fortran, Cobol, PL/1, PLS, Assembler, TAL, C, Java, Perl, Tcl/TK, sh, csh, bash, Prolog, SQL guess I'm a bi-geek
English, and after living almost ten years in Japan, I have picked up a fair amount of Japanese. 皆さんこんにちは!
Now your just showing off :haha: English, well lets face it, its the most widely spoken language in the world, you dont need to speak any other language. Oh I also speak child, and drunk, quite well. Regards
I know enough to get what I want and thats it. I can read and write german a little, its been awhile German Arab Korean ***** The arab is what a learned when I was in Iraq. You know " Stop or I will kill you" or "You cannot marry my wife" Korean is just limited to hello, thank you, good bye, one please and I need a cab My wife deciphers the ***** for others at times
Spanish English Italian Portuguese (limited, but im getting there) French (only understand) ...and a few phrases in Korean since I went to an International school a few years back.
Любой здесь говорит на русском языке? :unch: Does anyone speak Russian here? :unch: If someone does, I need help with memorizing the present tense! I really hope my school offers Russian next year so I'll actually be able to do more that read it and stand dumbfounded over the book while asking my friend to decipher it for me
I speak: English Italian some German Russian ( Cant type it but I can speak it ) some French ( only to show off to the ladies )
I love to do that! Sometimes I'll just go and say *something* in either Spanish or Russian. If I'm bored, I write in Russian, and no one knows (except my friends) what I'm saying ! EDIT: TimeParadox, I need help with the Russian Present tense! (i.e ya -> u, ti -> esh, on/ona -> aet, etc.)