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[Tito]

Just Spanish, English and a bit of French (very well written, poorly spoken).

[Luchsen]

Uhm, German, that's it.

[Japo]

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I understand a few spanish words, especially "Descargas"[/b]

L0L

Spanish and then chiefly English.

I've studied several years of German but I've got very little vocabulary and some more is lost every passing year so I can't have a conversation with a German, although I've done so succesfully with people who use so basic a vocabulary as me (some in Czechia and Hungary).

I also studied some French for a short time but it's way easier than German for a Spaniard. Anyway it's the same, it's not worth it to learn very deep into a language if then you're not going to practice it.

I even started Italian. Anyway that's extremely easy for a Spaniard because of the similarity, even before studying anything I talked with Italians, me in Spanish and them in Italian, and we understood each other perfectly if we talked clearly enough.

The same goes for other Spanish Latin languages (Catalan, Galician) since they're even more similar than Italian. Plus we're mighty used to hear them in the news over here.

By the way I heard that when we Spaniards don't understand and say, "that's Chinese to me", Germans would say, "that's Spanish to me". LOL

[Dave]

Well...Italian, Engrish and sometimes Teletubbies.
(And I like to learn useless word in other languages like German, French and Spanish)

[Tervez]

Finnish, English and Swedish, as well as some words and phrases from some languages that serve no actual purpose in life.

Ich bin ein Wiener!

[Luchsen]

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By the way I heard that when we Spaniards don't understand and say, "that's Chinese to me", Germans would say, "that's Spanish to me". LOL
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No, we say: "Das klingt wie Chinesisch für mich."/"That sounds like Chinese to me." "Das kommt mir spanisch vor."/"That appears Spanish to me." means "I think there is something fishy about it."

[Titan]

Speak Swedish, Danish and English... know SOME French and German aswell.

Tried both Dutch and Spanish.. totaly jibberish in my ears

[rlbell]

Native english speaker who speaks/reads/writes in french, as well. When I do not run into a hole in my vocabulary, I am easily mistaken for a parisian (or so I was told by native french speakers in Provence).

[_r.u.s.s.]

thats cool, where did you learn your french?

[ianfreddie07]

Darn... looks like I'm the only guy who knows S.E. Asian Languages (I only know one)