2nd languages

[AaronShadows]

Apparantley I'm meant to know irish. O_O I don't.

[Agent_saf]

How comes? and plus I am learning spanish

[Lizzyluna]

English

What's the problem? I'm Italian.
I've also learned basic Spanish and a little German.

[delly1]

I speak fluent German, French, and English.At the present time I am studying Russian,Spanish and Latin in school.

[TinkerBell1995]

Fluent in sign language, and spanish. I am working on my french. But it's good to know a second language. You might use it someday.

Here is a tip of advice. If you live in the U.S. and you are looking for a job for your state remember most states state that you know spanish.

- Emma Grace

[xXx_nameless_xXx]

I'm fluent in English and most of the time in sign language (Silver_Wolf is right you can stammer)
I am also taking spanish....but I truly suck at it o.o
And I know bits and pieces of other languages, having a father
who sings random crap, in more then english can be useful xD
Oh and I know a tad bit of pig latten ^___^

[Zeitgheist]

I'm a language student since many years so I study/studied a lot...

Fluent: English, Swedish, Japanese, Spanish, Sapmí (native indian), Sign language (Swedish)
Studying: Icelandic, Quechuan, French, Latin

Swedish and Sapmí are my native tongues and English almost feels native. I studied Japanese for 8 years and Spanish for 6, both of which have been the easiest so far. I learned Sapmí (an old eskimo/native Indian language) because I am 70% Sapmí and sign language because my aunt is deaf. Currently I'm studying Icelandic and Quechuan (Inca language) the most... because I'm so lousy at French xD Latin is something I study on my own because it's fun

Since I am Swedish I can understand Norwegian, Danish and Dutch by ear

[xTanpop]

Originally Posted by Silent_Wolf

DON'T LEARN SPANISH.

Just don't.

It's a pain, Sugarsnow. It's a PAIN.

Aren't french and spanish just as hard to learn tho?
I mean, both have that thing where there are a ton of
different words for onlyone verb. And every object
is either a he or a she and it seems really confusing. O.o

[DisneyRose]

I speak English, Dutch and Russian. I'm fluent in English. I learned Russian for 3 years at school but am forgetting a lot of it already. I'm currently learning Dutch but I know a fair bit. I just need to practice! Practice makes perfect

[Lolo27]

Im almost fluent in Spanish. I live in the UK and will be taking Spanish GCSE next year then doing French the next year.