NS and Language

[Skeckoa]

Just one of those boring posts that has probably been done before. Which languages are the dominant ones of NS? Not just as native mother tongue , but as second, third, and maybe even fifth tongues.

Oh, and because of the many languages that can be included into this poll, I'm going to assume that people answering this poll know English (and it makes more space for other languages in the options for the poll). Also, because of the limited space, I kind have to pair up the languages in their families instead of individually as I would of preferred.

[Arumdaum]

Isn't English already on there as Germanic?

But either way, I speak Korean conversationally, and know really basic French.

[Arglorand]

Lithuanian and Russian. The latter badly and with a strong accent.

[Skeckoa]

Isn't English already on there as Germanic?

But either way, I speak Korean conversationally, and know really basic French.

Yes, technically it is, but it has become so far removed over the centuries that the whole "family" bond doesn't really show or even matter. As far as I know, an English speaker will just not understand German the way that a Dutch speaker would.

[Divair]

English and Hebrew. Soon it'll be just English.

[Arglorand]

Also, Nordic languages, save for Finnish, are Germanic.

[Christmahanikwanzikah]

I like to think that I have a pretty strong command of the English language, and I know enough Spanish to get myself in trouble.

And find a restroom.

[Arumdaum]

English and Hebrew. Soon it'll be just English.

You're going to forget Hebrew?

[Divair]

English and Hebrew. Soon it'll be just English.

You're going to forget Hebrew?

Slowly but surely, yes. One month from now I'll never use it again.

[Al Meajilia]

Arabic is my mother tongue.

[Skeckoa]

Also, Nordic languages, save for Finnish, are Germanic.

Well, this is where I kind of had to make some assumptions, I felt like I had to separate those two groups because there would be a higher number of those particular groups on this site. Maybe I an wrong in my assumption?

[Priory Academy USSR]

English, and reasonable French and German. Also, a few Italian phrases gleaned from Assassin's Creed and tourist dictionaries.

[New Maldorainia]

Biblical Hebrew to an extent and some Yiddish. Along with my mother tongue English and Spanish and Russian.

[Arakzhei]

Armenian, French and English.

[Menassa]

English
Biblical Hebrew.
Aramaic (read and write not speak).

[Jukraina]

Finnish, English, Russian and few Swedish phrases.

[Skeckoa]

I'm starting to realize that I really should've included Hebrew in this poll... damn it. Thanks for the responses so far though!

[Malfyria]

I would think that the Nordic languages are Germanic,excepting Finnish which is Urallic.

Personally I speak English 90% of the time.

[Redrania]

Bulgarian?

[Warda]

I'm starting to realize that I really should've included Hebrew in this poll... damn it. Thanks for the responses so far though!

#jewlizardilmiati

[New Maldorainia]

I'm starting to realize that I really should've included Hebrew in this poll... damn it. Thanks for the responses so far though!

Have to break it down to Biblical, Modern and such.

[Meritocratic States]

Tagalog and English with a bit of French thanks to grade school.

Starting to forget Tagalog since I have started living in Canada. Yes, it's unfortunate.

[Nationalist State of Knox]

Akkadian.

English and Hebrew. Soon it'll be just English.

Really? That's a shame.

[Peisistratia]

Native English, semi-fluent Japanese speaking (from mom), fluent writing, school level Chinese (so nothing really)

[Nationalist State of Knox]

I'm starting to realize that I really should've included Hebrew in this poll... damn it. Thanks for the responses so far though!

Create a poll option for Semitic languages, instead.