Blah Blah Cafe, the Jean-Michel Jarre forum

[Livgivare]

Yes, answer the simple question here!

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[Livgivare]

3...Swedish, English and Norwegian.

I wish I could speak those languages: French, German and maybe Polish for fun.

I could speak some signlanguage for Swedish people when I was a kid.

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[Ronja]

Hard to answer...Polish as a mother-language, English just as you can see - still not perfectly, I'm planning to (try to) pass CEA next year. I speak also some German - I've learnt it for two years, but not intensively, although I find it quite an easy language.
I also learnt a bit Czech on my own.

I'm trying to push myself to learn French, but I'd prefer to do it in a form of organized course, unfortunately have no possibility at the moment

Oh, and Latine - but I don't know if it counts...? It's rather more learning grammar translating texts than speaking.

There are looots of languages I whish I could speak...Arabian, Chinese, Norwegian, French, Russian, Jewisch, Portugese...there're so many of them with such a great sound...

I wish I could speak those languages: French, German and maybe Polish for fun.

Feel free to ask if you will want any help

[yanx]

English and french but I understand spanish a little bit (it's a latin language like french). This forum is great to practice my english

[Finaero]

Jewisch

It's Hebrew, though

Like I state in my Wikipedia profile, I speak Finnish as my mother tongue, near-native English och har grundläggande kunskaper i svenska... which probably means I can speak Swedish like a half-brained child.

And I don't count other languages since I only know random words. Albeit I studied German for 6 years and perhaps could survive with my skills I haven't brushed up since 2004, but nah.

[Ronja]

Jewisch

It's Hebrew, though

Forgive me, I had horrible evening yesterday
I edited one of my posts about seven times

<going to check how many more terrible mistakes she made last day>

[Nico_Noyau]

2,5 I would say
French, my mother language.
English, as you can see.
German, because I learn it at school but I can't say anything complicated

[jp8000]

Finnish of course, and little (bad) english.... I have forgotten how to speak swedish, because I don't need it here where I live.

[Jakob BC]

Danish and English and some German. I have got German lessons for 5 years and starting on the 6th year. I understand most german but it's hard to make a conversation.

[jarrekid]

English, some decent German, and some really bad French.

[Jarp2600]

Dutch, English, French and German.

[AnDrOiD]

2 languages. Danish, of course, and welly goot Englisch.

Some German, but not enough to count.

[GeeJee]

Dutch (that's the language they speak in The Netherlands AKA Holland, although many people confuse it with German (probably because of Deutschland) which is sad... )

And a little English...

I would love to learn French, and I'm certainly looking into the possibilities of doing a course next year.

And besides that, there's a lot of languages I like to speak just a few sentences in, just for fun. I don't tend to speak anymore languages fluently besides the three mentioned above...

[Jakob BC]

It's fun, when I read dutch, I find it easier than german.

[AnDrOiD]

I would like to be able to speak fluent Klingonese.