First Fluent Language?

[Cheri]

English.

[Hopeless]

Latin branched into two main lines, those led eventually to Germanic and Romantic languages, it is a very extensive example, but after 350 years and a geographic difference of a few thousand kilometres with influences from sources like the British, Portuguese and Malaysian slaves the language changed quite a bit, i will however not get into the masses of spelling differences and expression differences, reading and writing is still relatively understandable, speaking it is the main divide in Afrikaans and Dutch

There is no Afrikaner language or etnicity, they are all Dutch diaspora and speaking a dutch dialect.

Um actually majority of the whites who came here originally were German, also check previous mass of information in other answers from myself and other people to see the correct answer

[New haven america]

English.
Though I'm surprised it wasn't spanish, my mom used to yell at me in it.

[Neo-Latin Rome]

English.
Though I'm surprised it wasn't spanish, my mom used to yell at me in it.

Perhaps you've repressed it?

[Caninope]

English.

Türkçe öğreniyorum ama sadece biraz biliyorum.

[New federation janistan]

finnish

[Neo-Assyrian Empire]

English. I speak it as a first language.

However, I am learning French

[Axonic]

Donde Es Espanol?
(Born Speaking English, I Have Recently Learned Spanish.)

[Llama City One]

As an American with French and Russian ancestry, I'm fluent in English, French and Russian but I'll have to say English.

[America Libertaria]

I speak American, what is this English you speak of?

[Hetalian Indie Rio de Janeiro]

Donde Es Espanol?
(Born Speaking English, I Have Recently Learned Spanish.)

*¿Dónde está la [lengua] española?

[Immoren]

Elvish.

Which one?

[Vazdania]

Sicilian dialect

I dislike the Sicilian dialect! D: You guys sound weird!!!

[Vazdania]

Donde Es Espanol?
(Born Speaking English, I Have Recently Learned Spanish.)

Spanish is a gross language. Ew.

[Hetalian Indie Rio de Janeiro]

Spanish is a gross language. Ew.

I tend to feel hungry when close to things I don't feel disgust but most other people tend to, and no language makes me more or less hungry.

Some Anglophone people say Dutch is disgusting but I find it hot.

[Iuronia]

Sicilian dialect

I dislike the Sicilian dialect! D: You guys sound weird!!!

Isn't it an actual separate language, though?

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

Donde Es Espanol?
(Born Speaking English, I Have Recently Learned Spanish.)

Donde esta la opcion para espanol? No sabemos. No fue incluida.

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

Donde Es Espanol?
(Born Speaking English, I Have Recently Learned Spanish.)

Spanish is a gross language. Ew.

By that logic, so is Italian.

[Nightkill the Emperor]

I'm the only person to have voted Hindi on the poll.

I feel special.

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

I'm the only person to have voted Hindi on the poll.

I feel special.

How many different dialects and languages are concentrated under the umbrella term of Hindi?

[Charaxlandistan]

Spanish was an interesting omission from that list.

English.

[Nightkill the Emperor]

I'm the only person to have voted Hindi on the poll.

I feel special.

How many different dialects and languages are concentrated under the umbrella term of Hindi?

Many. Some of them can be hardly comprehensible. Most people don't speak standard Hindi, but rather their regional dialect. There is a standard register called Shuddh (pure) Hindi, which is based heavily off Sanskrit and with as little Persian, Arabic, English, Portuguese, etc. as possible, but nobody uses it as a native language. The government writes its messages like this.

Nowadays most Hindi-speakers use Hinglish to communicate, and mass communications has somewhat standardised the language better than the government ever did.

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

How many different dialects and languages are concentrated under the umbrella term of Hindi?

Many. Some of them can be hardly comprehensible. Most people don't speak standard Hindi, but rather their regional dialect. There is a standard register called Shuddh (pure) Hindi, which is based heavily off Sanskrit and with as little Persian, Arabic, English, Portuguese, etc. as possible, but nobody uses it as a native language. The government writes its messages like this.

Nowadays most Hindi-speakers use Hinglish to communicate, and mass communications has somewhat standardised the language better than the government ever did.

Yeah, that's what I thought.

I was reading not that long ago about the Holy Tooth of Buddha in Sri Lanka and one thing that was discussed was this extensive umbrella term the Brits created regarding all things Hindu. It's a ton of stuff. So so much.

I think I remember you telling me about the prevalence of Hinglish in modern Indian music.

[Nightkill the Emperor]

Many. Some of them can be hardly comprehensible. Most people don't speak standard Hindi, but rather their regional dialect. There is a standard register called Shuddh (pure) Hindi, which is based heavily off Sanskrit and with as little Persian, Arabic, English, Portuguese, etc. as possible, but nobody uses it as a native language. The government writes its messages like this.

Nowadays most Hindi-speakers use Hinglish to communicate, and mass communications has somewhat standardised the language better than the government ever did.

Yeah, that's what I thought.

I was reading not that long ago about the Holy Tooth of Buddha in Sri Lanka and one thing that was discussed was this extensive umbrella term the Brits created regarding all things Hindu. It's a ton of stuff. So so much.

I think I remember you telling me about the prevalence of Hinglish in modern Indian music.

It's absolutely everywhere. So is Punjablish, Tamlish, etc. English vocabulary is very popular nowadays, and we take a lot of loan words.

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

Yeah, that's what I thought.

I was reading not that long ago about the Holy Tooth of Buddha in Sri Lanka and one thing that was discussed was this extensive umbrella term the Brits created regarding all things Hindu. It's a ton of stuff. So so much.

I think I remember you telling me about the prevalence of Hinglish in modern Indian music.

It's absolutely everywhere. So is Punjablish, Tamlish, etc. English vocabulary is very popular nowadays, and we take a lot of loan words.

Odd question. Bear with me.

You mentioned Tamilish. The Tamil, how do they feel about being included too under that umbrella term? I know they're fiercely nationalistic.