What Language Do You Take, Or Know?

[The South Islands]

Mongolian.

Yes, it is as awesome as it sounds.

[Soviet Taoistan]

Native English speaker with a northern California accent. A years worth of Spanish and Japanese. Hopefully starting Arabic and Hebrew soon.

Too many languages, too little time.

I speak english for my native tongue( the American kind of course). I took Latin in High School and would like a refresher in the future because its been like 3 years of atrophy in my studies of the Mother Tongue.

I just got back from Japan and atrophy had done the same to my Japanese. I was able to say hello, order food, say it was delicious, and say good bye. This made for a lot of good meals but little other direct interation until I remembered all I had forgotten.

[Veblenia]

I'm a native English speaker--I was in a French immersion program for several years, and seem to briefly unforget the language at odd times, never when I need it the most. I speak a little German, too, though mostly when drunk.

[Swazderland]

ill have to learn some Cambodian because im going on a holiday there

[Prekonate]

ill have to learn some Cambodian because im going on a holiday there

I should probably pick up some Somali for my vacation there.

[The Blaatschapen]

And to answer the OP: My mother tongue is dutch. I know English very well. I am decent in German, okay in French.

I know a whole load of sentences, songs, expressions in various languages spoken throughout Europe.

And I love Hungarian and would like to learn more.

[RoI2]

Guess.

[Catholic Celts]

Gaelic

[Risottia]

Native Italian.
German, Russian, English decently, plus Latin and ancient Greek.
Can also understand/speak a minimum of French, Spanish, Portuguese, Czech, Rumantsch.
Oh and of course I speak Milanese, too.

[Spectorland]

I am fluent in Castilian Spanish.

I am close to fluent in Latin.

I have a pet peeve for near-to-correct-if-not-correct English expression.

[Western Mercenary Unio]

My native language is Finnish. In addition to that I speak English, Swedish and German, but only English fluently.

[The Order of Atheism]

I'm from England, so that's my native language. I take the standard French and German at school, and since I'd love to live and teach in Wales, I'd love to learn some basic Welsh.

Thanks,
The Order.

[Rejistania]

My native language is German.

I thought I was rather fluent in English or at least at a point where no one makes fun of my abuse of the language anymore but yesterday, it happened again Thank you very much, Taeshan.

I also speak Esperanto and Rejistanian

I forgot much of the French I learned in high school. Ie: I can understand French speakers somewhat but not reply in French. I also tend to confuse Esperanto and French words: Je ne komprenas pas.

I tried to learn Turkish, but stopped doing so.

[Charlotte Ryberg]

I have to say that English is my native languages, although I have started taking up a bit of German due to the fact I watch the country's channels often.

In NS roleplay I use six languages for my nation, Chinese, Czech, Danish, English, German, Japanese.

[Hillpark]

Native language: Irish-English & wee bits of Irish.
Other languages: Scots, little bit Ulster Scots & French.

[Ifreann]

Gaelic

Which gaelteacht are you from?

[Rejistania]

In NS roleplay I use six languages for my nation, Chinese, Czech, Danish, English, German, Japanese.

There is a thread for that started by your friendly neighborhood Rejistania: viewtopic.php?f=23&t=12190

[Buffett and Colbert]

I am fluent in Castilian Spanish.

I am close to fluent in Latin.

I have a pet peeve for near-to-correct-if-not-correct English expression.

But... I've seen you misspell words and use improper grammar.

HE'S AN IMPOSTER! GIITTIM!!!

[Spectorland]

I don't doubt that I have.

However, it is not like me...only seems to happen when I type quickly...as I do.

However, my spoken and written communication is nealry flawless.

[Brydog]

My native is American English, and I can understand some written Spanish. Im planning to learn Spanish fully.

[Daemonicai]

How can you have 'American English', sure they have different accents from us but it isn't a whole different language. It's just plain English. Only call it American English if your going to spell words the wrong way.

[Goias]

My native language's Romanian, and I'm pretty much fluent in English (CAE tests never lie!!!). I study French and Hebrew (Hebrew-centered high school, long story...) - I'm really mediocre in French, I can read Hebrew if it has the niqqud but everything else I learn about Hebrew just doesn't seem to stick.

I also learned German for a year a while ago - I can read and write it fine, make really super-basic sentences and count in it - and picked up bits and pieces of Japanese from various anime.

[Ifreann]

How can you have 'American English', sure they have different accents from us but it isn't a whole different language. It's just plain English. Only call it American English if your going to spell words the wrong way.

They have a few different words, and some different spellings. Its more of a dialect than its own language.

[Mandanisia]

native language is German
I learnt English, Spanish, French, a little turkish and some Norwegian. Teaching myself Japanese & Chinese.

[Mad hatters in jeans]

I think it can be safely assumed everyone here knows how to speak english, it being an English-written website and all.
I did a little German in school but i hated it, not the language as such the teacher was teh stupid when it came to teaching techniques. I have google translator for everything else, which i have used in a real conversation with people at my flat, was most useful.