>ur cunt
>languages you can fluently speak
(i want to see all the amerimutts who don't have the brain capacity to understand more than one language)
>ur cunt
>languages you can fluently speak
(i want to see all the amerimutts who don't have the brain capacity to understand more than one language)
only english please dont bully me
I'm fluent in ~0.8 languages.
>Estados Unidos
>Si habla espanol
Rude
2.5
umm..ya ..I speak 5 languages fluently
name them
Can people not go a single thread without talking about us
you're just too good sorry ma'friendo
>hungarian
>english
maybe not fluently but:
>polish
>german
most posters on Jow Forums just know their native language and english i would hardly count knowing english as bilingual since everyone knows it
English and Spanish
fluently , spanish, and german
toddler tier - french
Ithkuil, British, and Tagalog.
You're not alone americans
Why's it so hard to learn another language?
I can speak french, english and... ARABIC :)
English and Hittite
Because you're not immersing yourself enough in it
finnish english swedish
monolingual mutts are too embarrassed to post
I guess not. I don't really know what I want to learn either. Oh well, I just remind myself that it's fine and remember the phrase "jack of all trades, master of none"
I speak English as my first language et bien sûr je peux parle français aussi parce que je suis néo-brunswickois
>English
>Japanese
>Spanish
Also not a weeaboo, just half Japanese
>I don't really know what I want to learn either
That's your biggest problem. By far the most important thing when learning a new language is motivation. You can pay for classes, use apps daily, and immerse yourself as much as possible, but without a lot of motivation you will struggle greatly. You need to find a language that appeals to you personally for some reason other than just how cool it would be to speak 2 languages (preferably a major language with a large body of media to help with immersion) and then study it.
english
british english
arabic engrish farsi