Welcome! :) Which language(s) do you speak?

[dying_sakura]

My native language is Swedish, English is my second language. I'm currently refreshing my French, so I'll hopefully feel confident writing/reading French again soon.

[Spade Fox]

My native language is German. But I also speak English (sometimes I even prefer it over German) and I learn Spanish right now :3

[willyonilly]

i also speak latin!

[Lunairee]

My first language is French but I speak English as well

[Collardile]

I speak English! Its first language and I’m hoping to become fluent in Dutch and Auslan (Australian sign language) one day!

My Dutch isn’t the greatest but is better then every other language I’m wanting to learn at the moment so I still rely on Google translate to help me out when it gets a little tough😅

I know a bit of French, German and Spanish. Again I rely on google translate to help me out when it’s getting tough

I am also very limited in Finnish and Icelandic (thank you to my old pen pals for helping me with basic phrases! :3), again with the Google translate XD

I’m still learning these so please don’t come at me T-T , Google translate is a big help even when it’s not 100% accurate! Dutch and Auslan are my main priorities for learning to be fluent in

[Futuristic Chezzy]

Maybe I posted years ago, but wanna make an update
My first language is Russian. I can also speak English (obviously), used to learn German (not very successful, but I can understand texts in newspapers without translator; unfortunately can't speak at all), now learning Serbian (maybe level B1-B2). Due to Serbian and Croatian used to be the same Serbocroatian language, I can also understand Croatian (slowly ).
My husband is Ukrainian, so I also can talk a little Ukrainian. Honestly, slavic languages have similarities, so I may understand different other languages, but on a very basic level. Sometimes words can be dramatically different (the same word "pozor" in Russian means "shame", but in Czech, for example, it means "attention"; in Serbian "pravo" means "forward", but in Russian and Ukrainian this word means "right"; although Serbian "desno" ("right") sounds similar to old russian word "desnitsa", which means "right hand"). Hope I'll learn more languages

[KyliePearl]

English and Spanish when necessary

[CyberSleuth]

English and Spanish

[dewypower]

I know English and French the best. Also a bit of Spanish because it was required in primary school, and a bit of Japanese as well, but I can't understand or say much in either of those languages at all.

[MomoDD]

Ich kann ein bisschen Deutsch sprechen. C: