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Random poll.
I speak English, Astralian, American, and Canadian! No, not really I speak English and I'm doing French, and I'm trying to learn Esperanto.

What about you?

I speak Japanese, Vietnamse, English and Spanish pick-up lines.

Yeah, Kym. Spanish pick-up lines are a language by themselves.

Anyways, I speak English, a bit of French, a bit of Spanish, and Portuguese. HA!

spanish pick up lines?

well i speak arabic, french, a little hindi and urdu, nepalese and some swahili too...I can understand tagalog aswell but i just cant speak it so i usually reply in english when someone speaks to me in the philippines.
Other than that, I just want to go ahead and learn Japanese and Hungarian ^_^

ROFL! Spanish pick-up lines! XD

*recovers* Lol and I remember once when I was like, seven, there was this secret language fad XD

English, a bit of German and absolute gibberish most of the time.

I speak English, some spanish (enough to not die), and know a smattering of words in Japanese, German, French, and I can count in Dutch. I desperately want to learn Farsi.

I am pretty proficient in English and Chinese.

I can speak English, and I studied German for 4 years at school.. Getting a bit rusty, though; I can still hold a conversation, I guess.

Wasnt there a poll like this a few months back?

*shrug*

I speak German fairly well. I took it from 6th grade until I was a sophomore in college.

I also know some japanese, hawaiian, and spanish. Mostly enough to get me by.

I can also speak Cockney and read in old & middle english.

English, French, not enough Japanese or Greek, and Latin. But nobody speaks Latin, so I guess that doesn't count.

Was there? @_@ *has a short memory*



*wants to be not the only one on PPT who can speak Esperanto* Someone learn it!

actually doesnt the catholic church still use Latin?

I learned Latin (forgot it on my list...I seem to have a thing for dead languages) in high school and it came in handy in college when I became a history major and lit. minor. It forms the root of so many words and it is also helpful in learning other languages. Most words come from latin or germanic languages.

Depends how you define "speak" but: english (wonder how many people won't say english), learning french, spanish (which im doing a GCSE in next year) a few words of chinese and german. And would be doing a dutch GCSE but I dropped dutch last year.

Speak: vi (pt spoke, pp spoken) to utter words; to talk; to converse with;to deliver a speech; to be suggestive of something; to produce a characteristic sound.

^^ *wonders why that statement was made*