Other than English and your native language, what languages can you understand and why/how?

Other than English and your native language, what languages can you understand and why/how?

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Portuguese, written and spoken. Sc*talonian and galician are understable too.

is duolingo good to learn languages

italian because mother is from Sicilia

>Greek
Lived in Cyprus most of my life

>German
Decided to study it for a few years. Forgot a lot unfortunately but can still communicate to an extent.

So yeah, 4 languages in total

It’s decent if you don’t have the time for an actual course.

ok thanks

absolutely none

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portuguese, italian, french

because they're close to spanish and you can understand it after listening to them for a day

Two. My mother tongue is Bengali, but we moved from West Bengal to Karnataka when I was very young, so Kannada (the language where I live) and Hindi, (the "national language"). Both were taught in school, and English was the medium of instruction. I learned to read Bengali at home.

Jävla sverige

German, because my mother insisted that I learn it in High school, since she also learnt it there.

Maybe other Latin languages

(I said maybe)

I understand enough French to get the basic information if written or spoken slowly
Can't hold a conversation though
I had to learn it a three years in school

Norwegian, and Swedish if i make an effort, for obvious reasons.

German as they're our neighbors, and i made a few scout friends i still visit which improves my German.

And French, given that i'm of a french noble family.

norsk? Danish?

some spanish, from all the mutt memes.

Spanish because I got Chilean parents.
Japanese because I'm a weeb.

If we're strictly talking about understanding and not speaking, then a few more, but obviously to varying extents:
Swedish - Very easy to understand.
Danish - Spoken can be hard sometimes, but I've been to Denmark several times and noticed you kinda get used to it after a while of listening to it. Written is trivial to understand since it's virtually the same as Norwegian.
Italian - Studied it a bit on top of the obvious similarities to Spanish.
Portuguese - I struggle to understand the spoken, but written isn't too hard.

none

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What about Maltese?

German, from studying it at school, Norwegian from studying Danish but only visiting Norway, and Faroese because arr rook same

*frrrom
*farrroese
*norrrway
*gerrrman

Ich verstehe Deutsch und spreche es un bissche. Aber wann ich es muss schreiben dann ist das ein drama. Da ist einfach nicht genug Deutsche media hier.

I know Dutch, English and conversational German.
I studied French and Spanish, but am complete ass at it.

Or is it wenn.

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Probs more Romance language if that’s the case

Italian: Watching lots of Italian TV when I was young.