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Now you're talking my language!

Um, I've watched 6 animes. I pretty much have perfect Japanese.

I speak English. I know a little French and even less Spanish.

My wants are to learn Italian, vodk- I mean Russian, and German. Maybe more after that too.
 
My native tongue is English, I can speak little bits and pieces of French (due to studying it at school for 5 years), but wouldn't be able to hold a conversation.

I can't really say I want to learn any other languages, it's unlikely i'll ever travel enough to put them to good use, and everybody here speaks English.
 
Im from argentina so spanish is a given. I know english and a little of italian from back in school but i forgot a lot of it
 
My native tongue is Dutch (the West Flemish dialect spoken in the northwestern part of Belgium). And I speak English of course otherwise I wouldn't be here.

I've had French in school for 9 years but my grades were terrible. I understand some French, but speaking it is something else.
 
I grew up in a spanish speaking household but my first language is English. I started learning Spanish when I was 10 or 11 years old and quickly became bilingual.
 
My native language is English and I can speak Japanese and French as well. I always thought I'd be pretty bad at Japanese in the real world but my first test of it was last month when I was in Japan for 9 days and got by just fine. :D I think I'd be a-okay speaking it in different contexts as well. As for French, I'm reeeeally rusty in it but if push came to shove I think I could get back into the swing of it pretty well.

I'd love to learn Chinese but it looks so complicated and I wouldn't want it to interfere with my kanji learning in JP so it'll be on the backburner for probably another decade. u_u
 
My native tongue is Korean, though I'm very fluent in English. Took some German classes in college but I forgot quite a bit.
 
My native language is Hindi, can speak 3 other local languages & English of course. Was forced to learn French & Spanish for my first job, so though not very fluent, can have a decent conversation in French & also understand Spanish a little bit, but not much.

Pika Pika :chu:
 
My native language is like a toss-up between Jamaican Patois and English, because I was taught English but mostly I heard Patois growing up, so I'd say fluent in both. I'm intermediate with Japanese and Spanish and beginner French.
 
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