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[Anorak76]

Dutch (with Rotterdams accent;))

[iOnlySignIn]

回字有四種寫法, 你知道麼?

Modifié par iOnlySignIn, 29 décembre 2012 - 04:12 .

[kajtarp]

Hungarian
I also speak english and german.

[Vitch]

Flemish (Belgian Dutch) I speak other languages as well like English, a bit of French and German.

Modifié par Vitch, 29 décembre 2012 - 04:21 .

[Major Crackhead]

Drunk!

[Dokteur Kill]

Kenadian wrote...

Are Scandinavians born with English dictionaries or something?

Not quite, but I think the combination of starting out fairly early with English in school together with a tradition of not dubbing foreign films and television shows helps a lot. I know I picked up a lot of pronounciation from David Attenborough and Monty Python.

[Zardoc]

Tsouks wrote...

Zardoc wrote...

Having both Ukrainian and Greek in the poll, but not German.


Seriously? GREEK?

May I ask why not?

There aren't many people who speak it, it's not even remotely wide spread and it takes the place of languages that are.

[cubaka11]

dragaaan wrote...

serbian, german english and a bit of french if necessary

ima li nasih ovde

naravno da ima.. Balkanci su ti na svakom mjestu

[Salarian Jesus]

Major Crackhead wrote...

Drunk!

That's a universal language!

[Dokteur Kill]

Stardusk wrote...
It does work but only because the countries are so small and sparesly populated.

What does size and population density to do with it?

Scandinavians don't actually pay any more on average for things like education and health care (relative to GDP) than people in other western countries. It's just that since you pay over your tax bill instead of paying cash for what you actually use at any one time, the cost gets distributed over the entire population based on income.

[Veganterror]

kaxas92 wrote...

Major Crackhead wrote...

Drunk!

That's a universal language!

I'm not as think as you drunk I am!

[Kalas Magnus]

Veganterror wrote...

kaxas92 wrote...

Major Crackhead wrote...

Drunk!

That's a universal language!

I'm not as think as you drunk I am!

lol

[CoffeeHolic93]

Mit modersmål er dansk...

But I prefer English.

[SOMETHING_FOR_NOTHING]

iOnlySignIn wrote...

回字有四種寫法, 你知道麼?

O crap, China wants dar monies back Mericurrr!!!

[Jeremiah12LGeek]

Major Crackhead wrote...

Drunk!

I think the most impressive thing is how, despite being a drunk crackhead, you've risen to the rank of Major.

Congrats! 

[UKStory135]

megabeast37215 wrote...

Redneck is my native language.

Imsoesk the Western KY dialect of that language. 

[hypn0tized]

Arabic, also capable of speaking French and English (obviously). Interested in learning German as well.

[unokolo]

Slovak
but I can speak English, German and understand Polish and Czech

[Omnifarious Nef]

ifritanshiva wrote...

Irish...... and english

Pog mo thoin! lol. I never get to use my Gaelic. My native language is English, second is Irish Gaelic, (being nearly full blood Irish and all I felt obligated) also working on Scottish Gaelic, and Japanese. Watashi wa Makkie Nikorasu-kun desu! Yes, I just spoke in the third person, wanna fight about it gaijin?

HUH? YOU WANNA FIGHT ABOUT! FISTICUFFS! LET'S GO!

Edit: "Oh, yeah, I almost forgot, I live in Canada."

Modifié par NeferiusX3, 29 décembre 2012 - 05:43 .

[Omnifarious Nef]

Oh, and I almost forgot, (yet again) Dovah. I speak Dovah, I'm such a nerd krosis... Zu'u faal Dovahkiin.

Modifié par NeferiusX3, 29 décembre 2012 - 05:51 .

[Terry Yaki]

Some various dialects of American.  I mostly speak with a West Coast dialect although I'll sometimes break into a Southern accent.

Modifié par Terry Yaki, 29 décembre 2012 - 06:00 .

[Sylte]

Mostly BS... But my native language is Norwegian.

[36812180234]

Lithuanian. English is third

[Moira-chan]

german, but i'm almost quite often in the english one ^^

[Aytanay]

Portuguese but whenever I speak in chat it is english since I rarely play with people from brazil.