What languages can you speak?

[sunilvk7]

English, Kannada, Telugu, Basics of Hindi..

I know 3 languages you lot haven't heard of

 

[Mads2506]

English, Kannada, Telugu, Basics of Hindi..

I know 3 languages you lot haven't heard of

2. I think most know English and Hindi.. what the **** are Canada and Tuvalu?

 

[sunilvk7]

2. I think most know English and Hindi.. what the **** are Canada and Tuvalu?

Its Kannada and te-lu-gu.

One regional language and other mother tongue..

 

[ChrisBird]

English, Kannada, Telugu, Basics of Hindi..

I know 3 languages you lot haven't heard of

Why wouldn't anyone have heard of Hindi?

 

[Big Dave]

Obviously you don't speak English very well!

lol, I just changed it! :$

 

[Mads2506]

Its Kannada and te-lu-gu.

One regional language and other mother tongue..

Obviously you don't speak the language of: joking!

 

[sunilvk7]

Why wouldn't anyone have heard of Hindi?

My bad. 2 then..

 

[Chaz Sexington]

English, Norwegian, basic French.

I understand Danish, Swedish, New Norwegian and written German.

 

[sat10]

English, Hindi, Bengali, French (somewhat) and bits of Gujarati, Kiswahili, Marathi, Tulu, Kannada, Punjabi...

Now...How many of THOSE have you heard of?

 

[cfc12345]

English and know a bit of maltese not much though

 

[Fish Hunter]

English, Hindi, Bengali, French (somewhat) and bits of Gujarati, Kiswahili, Marathi, Tulu, Kannada, Punjabi...

Now...How many of THOSE have you heard of?

Kiswahili is the only I haven't heard about All the other I know from reading about India.


The languages I speak is Danish, German and English. All three fluently. I understand Swedish and Norwegian (It's just a dialect of Danish ), but don't speak them.

The reason I learned German is because I lived in Germany for 3 years as a child. I have a few friends left in Germany, which is awesome. I love to visit Germany and sometimes I wish I still lived in Germany than Denmark. The national sentiment is strong towards both Denmark and Germany, even though it is strongest towards Denmark. When Denmarks gets kicked out in football, I always take on my Germany shirt For a Dane it's quite ironic to like Germany, because we lost Slesvig-Holsten to Germany in 1864 and because we were occupied during WW2, which strengthened the hate towards Germany.

 

[Joel`]

I have a C at GCSE Spanish so I'm essentially fluent.

 

[*Paul*]

Gibberish, English, Chinese and (very basic) German and French. Dedadagagshs.....Hello.......Nihao......Hallo......Bonjour!

 

[Nixon]

I can speak the universal language of English. In foreign countries I just increase the volume, decrease speed, miss out minor words and wave my arms about. So basically fluent at them all.

 

[Sid]

Oh and to add to mine, I'm learning German and French.

But I'm **** at French. (I got an E)

 

[sat10]

Kiswahili is the only I haven't heard about All the other I know from reading about India.

Kiswahili is the national language of Kenya

 

[Mads2506]

English, Hindi, Bengali, French (somewhat) and bits of Gujarati, Kiswahili, Marathi, Tulu, Kannada, Punjabi...

Now...How many of THOSE have you heard of?

7, heard about them an hour ago, but that counts too. India has a million languages anyway.

 

[PeterBurrow]

English , Basic French , Very Very Basic Dutch.

Want to learn more dutch though.

 

[vancooker]

As I have a Danish father and an Italian mother, a lot of languages run through my family. I was born in Scotland can speak Danish, German, Italian, English, Spanish and French
With a bit of language from:

Slovak, Portuguese and Swedish

Hello (English)
God dag (Danish)
Bonjour (French)
Hola (Spanish)
buon giorno (Italian)
Hola (Portuguese)
dobrý deň (Slovak
God dag (Swedish)
Guten Tag (German)

sure you can speak portuguese "olá" just joking XD

i speak english, portuguese and a bit of french and italian
i can also say some words (not randomly) in japanese and german

 

[Ride The Walrus]

English, believe it or not!
Very basic Spanish and German, never really got used to other languages.