How many languages do you speak?

What should be in English? Well, I also said the Russian language that can hardly write in English. I think this is clear. Or not? Here no contradiction?

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I hardly can write in English. Is clear or is not?

 

Russian, English and is a little Spanish...

 

What'd he do to get himself banned? lol.

I don't mind people who don't know English but if they really can't express themselves at all in it then they should open a separate thread and ask for help.

Which reminds me, I will help anyone with fixing up English expressions or explaining grammatical concepts if you want.

-DOS forever

 

How many? Just two. That's enough.
As far as I know, they are third and seventh most distributed languages in the world.
What a pity.

 

English and Portuguese?

http://www.ethnologue.com/ethno_docs/distribution.asp?by=size

However there are native speakers only.

 

Damn! :censored2 Every site has it's own statistics!
Gee, they are just Polite English and Vulgar English

 

Just started ( few months ago ) to learn Arabic. Do God himself speaks Arabic or... ? Hope I`ll be able to figure that out someday. =)

 

Hi everyone, how're you doing?
I speak English (American & G, Spanish, Italian, French, German, Japanese, Ukranian and of course Russian. English i know perfectly, i lived in USA for several years, French end German i studied at school, so i know them pretty well, also i speak Ukranian, Spanish and Italian fluently, Japanese i taught on my own, so my pronunciation is not as good as i want.

 

Heh I also lived in Canada when I was younger but I belive it wasn`t that helpful in terms of developing my grammar, spelling or whatever...

 

It really helps with the pronunciation =)

 

Well, russian and english for now.
My pronunciation is fucking terrible though. (BTW, is strong/mature words allowed in dis forum? or i get some punishment now..?)
Got plans for japan (i want to understand all dis anime, yeah, i'm kind of 1st level otaku) and spanish (i just kinda like dis language).
Feel free to correct gram/orfo mistakes in my posts (i'm sure there is/will be lots of dis)
P.S. Yeah, dis=this, i know that.

 

No, there's no fucking punishment for fucking cursing on the fucking forums, at least that's what I fucking read. :P

As for pronunciation, weel, I have to think English is a sight harder than Russian to pronounce properly, so don't feel too bad. :P I can record some stuff for you if you want and e-mail it to you.

Also, don't say "dis." Just don't. :P

-DOS forever

 

Judging by the order of words in your sentences, you do not!

 

I'm sorry, I didn't realize there was a limit. And, I understand that, regardless of set rules, excessive swearing is generally a no-no; I was only kidding.

Well I can't really comment on this as I never had to take English in a class, but I do know I've told people things and had them be really surprised and tell me that their teacher told them different, so I know how it can be in that respect.

-DOS forever

 

I've been noticing similar threads risen all over more or less attendant forums, although it sounds more like "How many languages do you know" and less frequent as it named here.
Anyway, plugging myself into sofisticated and absorbing world of international communication I did not even a bit realized how consuming that would be. I claim I've started with this language, since it's nealy impossible surviving without it. Then there were Japanese, German, Portugese, Swedish(due to a reason I had to learn this one on purpose) and even Scottish Gaelic. At a moment I am trying to get into Turkish managing it fairly instead of saddling it as a horse, so piculiar it is.
As a conclusion I sincerely admire those who have managed to master more than three, excluding mother one(s).

 

Russian, English and Japanese learning for about 2 years

 

I speak Russian and Sakha languages. Both of these ones are native for me. Also I have good understanding of texts written in English language. Not long ago, by the way, I started understand conversations in popular English films and series.

I hope there are no awful mistakes in my post.