How many languages do you know?

[sixfoot nathan]

english - first language
mandarin - second

goals: japanese, spanish, portuguese, korean

 

[imnacho]

Spanish
Valenciano
English

 

[solewoman]

A little Spanish.

 

[hongcouver604]

English

屌你

 

[zyr12]

Chinese
English
Spanish
German.

 

[cubinican]

Originally Posted by doctorshoes

Only Spanish and English

Took a semester of French that didnt go so well

 

[mr 100]

English, Spanish, Italian... I want to learn as many as I can.

 

[2nick3]

English
French
Dutch
German

 

[caponecartels]

English
Spanish

I know some Italian and Portuguese.

 

[jackieboy]

DeadSetAce: finnish, 4real?



1. finnish
2. english

Want to learn some russian tbh...

 

[216301baller]

damn NT has me feeling dumb as +!@% right now lol..i need to step it up

 

[giraffe]

1.25



Took 3 years of French and have little to show for it.

 

[kidkidd]

English
Creole
Spanish ( though they say I talk back words an $&#@)

 

[whyhellothere]

how hard is it to learn Mandarin Chinese?

 

[sdsolecollector23]

1.Tagalog
2.English
3.Spanish
4.French-Barely
5.Japanese-Barely

 

[so nyuh shi dae]

I speak English and that is all.

 

[rocky437]

2. English and Polish. I know a little Spanish.
Thing is if your not around the language, you lose it. I speak my Native tongue at home, same with English. Spanish I learned some at school, but since I never speak it I don't know much. If I moved to a Latin country for a few months I'd be on point though.

 

[weekz]

3.5
English (1)
French (1)
Jamaican Patois (.5, as it is technically a dialect)
Arabic (.5, I suck so bad at it. Can only read really)
Esperanto( .5, just started getting into that whole movement)

 

[dwyanewadeog]

Originally Posted by Weekz

3.5
English (1)
French (1)
Jamaican Patois (.5, as it is technically a dialect)
Arabic (.5, I suck so bad at it. Can only read really)
Esperanto( .5, just started getting into that whole movement)

I can't tell if you are being serious or not?
Are you really learning esperanto and if so where are you learning it and why?

 

[suckafree85]

Only English and Spanish.

 

[weekz]

Originally Posted by DwyaneWadeOG

Originally Posted by Weekz

3.5
English (1)
French (1)
Jamaican Patois (.5, as it is technically a dialect)
Arabic (.5, I suck so bad at it. Can only read really)
Esperanto( .5, just started getting into that whole movement)

I can't tell if you are being serious or not?
Are you really learning esperanto and if so where are you learning it and why?

I just stumbled upon it while trolling through the linguistics section of wikipedia.  I figured it would be interesting.  As for where: 
http://en.lernu.net/kursoj/puzlo/chefa.php
http://en.lernu.net/
EDIT: I'm on lesson 11 if that matters

 

[yngsimba.sneakershoebox]

Originally Posted by So Nyuh Shi Dae

I speak English and that is all.

This. But I want to learn spanish so bad, and then italian and portuguese 
How do you learn another language tho, is Rosetta Stone good? I know emersion is best, but getting the basics down is what I want to do first..

Help me out here 

 

[decemberlove]

Originally Posted by Hoy Its Lindsay

English
Korean

 

[weekz]

Originally Posted by yngSIMBA

Originally Posted by So Nyuh Shi Dae

I speak English and that is all.

This. But I want to learn spanish so bad, and then italian and portuguese 
How do you learn another language tho, is Rosetta Stone good? I know emersion is best, but getting the basics down is what I want to do first..

Help me out here 

Rosetta stone is considered the best.  It's also ridiculously expensive and torrenting it is complicated if you don't know what you're doing (as I sadly found out).
The cheapest way is to follow the method without the software.

Perhaps buy a book with language basics, about french for example.  Then get familiar with the vocabulary.  Instead of saying Chair = Chaise.  Point to the chair, or picture a chair in your head and say the word chaise out loud.  Things like that instead of spending $500.

 

[dabottom305]

Originally Posted by kidKiDd

English
Creole

This with a hint of Spanglish.