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[Beerfish]

I speak......the language of love (said in his best Barry White voice)

[Nate Assassin]

Thats just gay life.

[Reorte]

English is my first language and I can mumble a bit of French (used to be enough to get through a conversation if the other person was very patient, probably not now though and I wouldn't be surprised if my 3 year old nephew was better at French than I am by now).

[ruggly]

English. Took four years of Spanish but I can't speak much anymore.

[Chewin]

Swedish native, then Finnish and English.

[Ibn_Shisha]

Native speaker of American English.  Also speak Japanese at both home and work.  Still remember some Arabic (mostly hookah flavors).  I'm fluent in reading menus in French, Spanish and Italian, and can get by fairly well with menus in Arabic, Turkish and Greek (never ask for the English menu unless you like paying more!)

[Ibn_Shisha]

Swedish native, then Finnish and English.

Awesome.  I do know one sentence in Finnish.  Does BSN's auto-censor pick up Finnish swearing?

[breakdown71289]

English is my first language, but I also speak Spanish as well.

[Chewin]

Awesome.  I do know one sentence in Finnish.  Does BSN's auto-censor pick up Finnish swearing?

Hoh, not that I recall, no.

[A Crusty Knight Of Colour]

That's pretty cool, a lot of Europeans here. Nice to see BSN is quite multilingual. 

 

Thats just gay life.

 

You're gay? I didn't know. Congrats for coming out of the closet, bro. 

[Inquisitor Recon]

English, Engrish, CAPSLOCK and Cursing.

[Gravisanimi]

I may have mashed potatoes English.

[Dominus]

English is the first, German is the second. I was(and still am) a Rammstein fan, plus my dad speaks it too.

Spoken Brony? Mayhaps.

[TheChris92]

At this point I'd almost hazard to say English is my first -- I almost speak it more frequently then my native, where I even developed an 'Murican as well as English accent depending on my circumstances. So anyway, I generally speak English, Danish and a bit of German, due to working in Germany aber mein Deustch ist nicht so gut, so I need to prep up my skills on that even though I'm not very good at it. I also speak a tiny bit Spanish from High School, and a few French words after my vacation in Paris a while back. Parlez-vous français? 

[TheChris92]

I parlay...

Trés bien, ami

[Johnnie Walker]

English, some Spanish, tiny bit of Arabic. 

[Lotion Soronarr]

Native language: Croatian

 

Can speak: Serbian, Bosnian (meh, they're practically the same), English, German, Italian.

Currently increasing my Japanese vocabulary.

[SwobyJ]

I only really speak English, and that was hard enough for me to learn when I was younger, due to an at least slight speech impediment then.

 

However, I'm fairly regularly exposed to Canadian-French and Lebanese-Arabic.

French, due to my location and social groups (Ottawa and trips to Montreal) and boyfriend's language.

Arabic, because my boyfriend is Lebanese (English/French/Arabic speaker) and so I tend to hear it around my day/week.

 

If this continues, I do hope that I'll be at least dual language (French first, Arabic later) sometime down the line in my 20s and 30s...

[Giant ambush beetle]

As an Austrian my first language is Austrian-German, I also speak English fluently and possess a rather limited Icelandic vocabulary which allows me to build very basic sentences. But I'm planning on upgrading my Icelandic-skills for future trips to that beautiful island.

I think its rude to visit foreign countries without having any idea about the language there. (Except French, lol)

[Degenerate Rakia Time]

English is my first language, i also speak bulgarian and a little german and hejazi arabic

[MadParrot]

Native Finnish, and sufficiently fluent in English.

 

Also a smattering of French & Japanese, and a formerly passable skill in Swedish that has, due to lack of use, shrunken to almost nothing.