What languages can you speak fluently?

English and Lithuanian :D

 

I'm only fluent in English, but I am learning Latin & Japanese.

こんにちわ、私わスタルダストです。

 

I can speak a few words of italian (mainly swear words >>') and I am learning japanese as well.

The symbols bolded need to be changed to a 'ha' symbol C:

 

Woops. My bad. I'm still learning..

 

Lol, yeah. I said. "Well, that's good for you. You aren't nude." :sweatdrop:

How long have you been learning? =)

 

Esta bien. Yo he oido peor

 

HAHA

KHV KONBANWA

Watashi wa Kyashii tomoushimasu~

Eigo to Nihongo wo hanaseru!! [pashikon de nihongo wo kakanai]

minna wa nihongo wo hanashitai de, demo watashi wa gakkou de benkyou shimasu. ^^

kanashii jyanai~ minna wa NIKKORI!!~


Good Evening KHV

My name is Cathie~

I can speak English and Japanese!! ( my comp won't let me type it)

Everybody wants to speak Japanese, but I learn it at school

Don't be sad... everybody SMILE!!~​

 

Dang it.
I always get them mixed up.

Because it's ha but they say wa.

I need to write it across my forehead or something.
DX...

 

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little spanish and english

 

Japanese and chinese!

 

And what is this language?

 

Hmm...about a year maybe. The last thing I learned in school is how to tell the differences in clothing. Like, raincoat and heavy hooded coat aren't just coat. You have to learn whats feminine and masculine. Blahblahblah..it kinda annoys me.

 

i guess its English?

 

So except for Chinese and Japanese, you speak English too.

 

Ya?

So...

 

Yeah, it'll be important to know what nouns are feminine and masculine. They're a pain, but they're a biggy in French, unfortunately. ><

 

I think they're a big thing in every language...I know Greek & Italian is basically all about masculines/faminines & neuters. I guess once you get the hang of it it isn't so hard.

 

I know D; Add an E or leave out an E. Cet, ce, cette, ces. AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH.

 

I can speak English, Chinese, and Spanish fluently. I can partially speak French, Japanese, (maybe a bit more than partial '_ ' ) and German.

I really wana catch up on my partial languages, hopefully making them into stuff I can fluently speak one day.

 

lol! Ton, ta, tes, son, sa, ses, mon, ma, mes, le, la, les. =D
It's easier than it sounds, trust me.

Oh, almost forgot. When I was about 6 I was pretty good at American Sign Language. But now I've forgotten most of it. I do remember a bit, though.