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[ianfreddie07]

Well I just wanted to know if you speak many languages or in other words, multilingual.

I only know Tagalog and English. Trying to learn French, German, Italian and Spanish but I don't have the patience >.<

[_r.u.s.s.]

i speak russian, slovak, bohemian and this poor english

[Mighty Midget]

Only Norwegian and English for me, though I understand a great deal of Swedish and some Danish (since these two are close to Norwegian). Funny thing is, Swedish is easy to understand when spoken while Danish is more difficult, but when reading , it's the other way around

I did once try to teach myself Welsh, for some obscure, long forgotten reason, but the grammar was hell, and I just couldn't figure it out.

Oh, and I speak fluently gibberish too :P

[ianfreddie07]

I understand a few spanish words, especially "Descargas"

[Pietafon]

Me speak Polish of course and English. Me think, that me speak english very good :bleh: Me also know a little bit of German. Ugh!

[_r.u.s.s.]

i have learned deutsch at school for 4 years but the only useful phrase i remembered is "Ich mochte mich entschuldigen, aber ich habe keine Hausafgabe"

[Mighty Midget]

That's true, I also know a little German (no, he's not sitting over there...). It goes something like this:
"Ich habe sauerkraut in mein lederhosen", "Ich habe keine angst" and "Scneller, Helga! Schneller!" (don't ask, I was framed to watch that). Also, I used to know a few "catchphrases" from Derrick, that German copper on the telly. But all in all, nothing that would actually be remotely useful in an everyday situation...
What's more? Yes, I was tought to count to ten in Spanish and Farsi. Really helpful that, if I found myself playing ping-pong with a Spaniard or an Iranian.

And I was tought "cheers!" in Finnish, it sounded a lot like "get pissed!".

[Pietafon]

Es tut mir leid

[_r.u.s.s.]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Mighty Midget @ Aug 18 2007, 03:41 PM) [snapback]305331[/snapback]</div>

That's true, I also know a little German (no, he's not sitting over there...). It goes something like this:
"Ich habe sauerkraut in mein lederhosen"
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you did not have a girlfriend in germany, did you

[Pietafon]

No, but she bought her purse there