How many Languages do you know?

i wonder how do you guys (who can) speak Russian

i know:
1. Russian (1-st lang)
2. Russian mat (uncensored) (perfect)
3. English (not perfect, but good enough)
4. Ukrainian (a little bit)

American, English, Canadian, Australian, Scottish and Irish languages. So that makes 6....

Those are languages, eh?

American, English, Canadian, Australian, Scottish and Irish languages. So that makes 6....

If you really think you speak scottish and irish because you speak english youve never met true irish or scotsmen. Ill let australian and british slide cuz thats just accents...

3. English (not perfect, but good enough)

Judging from your posts here, it's definitely not good enough.


No one here knows Esperanto or at least Ebonics?

Don't you mean judjing, shadow?

My bad, sincerest apologies to Diddy. I forgot that only god can judje him.

No one here knows Esperanto

Only what was spoken in a couple of Red Dwarf episodes. And even then, I don't really remember it offhand.

English(not that much even though ive lived there(in my aunts house in california) for 3 years)
Tagalog(Specialty)
Ilokano(very fluent)
Cebuano(very very fluent)
spanish(not that fluent but i understand it since my father is a half mexican)

i can speak Tagalog/Filipino 'cause its my native language same as Kris.
I can speak English somewhat fluently, and i know basic Nihongo.

Dutch, English, German, French, Spanish, Polish and Japanese.
First 4 speak and write, last 3 only speak.

English and Cantonese... Although I think I might have seen enough crazy filipinos post in this forum that I've become astoundingly fluent in their language.

Estonian and English are good, Russian - getting there slowly.

German, English, Polish, Spanish and Finnish a little bit (very hard to learn).

English, Spanish, Hebrew, Russian, Some Jap, German, Portuguese, Arabic...

All mah niggaz respect.

Slovenian (first language)
English
French
Russian
German
Italian (just a few common expresions)

English (My language)
Spanish
French
Geraman
Japanese