what languages do you speak?

I speak all of those, except for PHP and French...

 

I speak only in English but Im planning to learn Mandarin, Spanish and French. I find them very interesting.

 

Francaice, Vietnamese, litle German,litle english

alez!
FR: Je suis Picasa
VN: Tôi là Picasa
EN: I'm Picasa

 

I speak a little bit of english, a very good portuguese (native language), and spanish (just because it looks like portuguese) .
And I'm learning Klingon!

 

I used to spoke eNglish, but I dunno what I speak nemore...just kidding, I speak English and I'm touched on Spanish, Catalon, and French a bit.

 

Well Spanish is my mother-tongue (I am Mexican). However, I write English better than I write Spanish. I know how to speak German fluently, write in French (I learnt by reading dual-language books when I had spare time... go figure) and I lived a year in Brazil so I pretty much know how to write/speak the language.

 

English, spanish and a little bit of irish.

 

yes it is a real tiger. i took the same picture when i was small in Thailand

they are not trained....instead their teeth is pulled and they are constantly drugged...that poor thing..

and back to the topic.. i speak English, little Spanish, little mandarin, Cantonese(native tounge)

I am losing my Chinese and my English sucks...so i am stuck

 

english and tamil

 

Spanish, English, Arabic and some Portugese

 

Spending that much time here at digitalpoint I write and read more english than spanish (which is my first language) however it's hard to know if I do it properly.
I can read french and I can try to speak it but I'm pretty sure nobody would understand a word (including myself).
I speak also a regional language from east-Spain

 

I speak English, Polish, German and Russian.

 

I speak Hindi And Gujarati.... sometimes English also.... but not too good

 

Sucks, im forgetting some of my first language (spanish) from all this english

 

ha ha ha darwix

 

English and French (have not used french in about 15 years, so its very rusty. I can still think in french if i try hard)

And I learned a bit of Shuswap, a canadian First Nations language. Led a crew of 9 Indians (first nations) fighting forest fires for 2 summers a few years ago. They called me Kook'be (pronounced cook-bee) which means Chief.

 

Bonjour,

A little spanish and a little French (I like french more though)

Adiós

 

Dhivehi only

 

i speak english, tagalog and a little nipongo