What different languages can you speak?

[Skydreamer]

^^ LOL!

I always admire people who learn sign language - it strikes me as requiring far more patience as you have to learn to communicate in a way entirely different to what you're used to (and I'd assume it's harder to take notes on the translations). I learnt the alphabet once then forgot it as I didn't keep in up - I think I can still spell out my name though.

I did French at school to GCSE (did quite well too...), and then ran a mile before they could make me do it for A level. I was one of the best at languages at my old school - at my new one, they learn languages like Greek, Russian and Latin in addition to French and German, so I don't mention my little GCSE when discussing lanugauges unless asked.

My sister would answer this topic with a.) English and b.) bad English. I think she prefers the latter.

[Sunny Girl]

I speak English, Japanese, French and pidgeon Indonesian. . .

[Amir]

English, Japanese, Farsi, and some other bits and pieces.

[lil_tee]

English, Vietnamese, French, a bit of Korean

[katya]

I speak French.

Ou est le jambon? Le jambon est dans le frigo

[lollipop_lover11]

I can speak english a bit of german, one word of japanese and a few words in italian

edit: 500 posts, Yay *claps hands*

[100%me]

I can speak fluent welsh as went to a welsh school, and can do sign language. Have my exam this month actually.

[Dean]

I am pretty fluent in Japanese. Oh, and English too.

[Oxidizer]

I am pretty fluent in Japanese. Oh, and English too.

Japanese? That's clever! Their writing is far too intimidating for to to even think about learning their language

I can't speak German but I know some words - that count?

[Liz]

What I found difficult about Japanese is that they use three different alphabets (Hiragana, Katakana and Kanji, if I remember correctly) and you can only use certain ones for certain things.