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Language learning general.

I'm fluent at Spanish (say, 110%), have been studying English for 4 years —only good at listening and reading comprehension, rarely [i]speak[/i] in english—
I know the basic japanese kanas and some kanji, and can get a grasp of most spoken japanese conversations, just [i]bought[/i] Rosetta Stone German (ugh, so repetitive).

I can read Italian and some Latin too. [background=black][color=black]Although you could call that cheating[/color][/background]

What about you, señores of YCM?

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English is my main language, but I am also fluent in French - can't actually respond, but I can understand my sister when she rambles on in French about her life - but not many other languages.
I'm learning Japanese next year however, which is good.
Possible Pokemon projects- *shot*

I do know the bare bottoms of Spanish and German too (I can count to ten, say ILY in German, and greet someone in spanish)

But English is and always will be the language I speak mostly.

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Main language is English, I used to take Spanish for a bit due to being forced in elementary but I have to think for a few minutes to recall any of it now, and even then I only remember some basic words.

As of a few months ago, I've been learning Japanese (So far basics/most of the Hiragana/some Kanji here and there), and I've picked up random words from anime.

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My first language is Swedish and I'm flutent in English

I know a bit German but it is mostly that I roughly know what someone is saying when they speak, I'm not able to quickly respond.
Planning on continuing to learn it once given the opportunity in school (Won't have Language classes for about a year or 2)

I want to learn Japanese but never realy got the option in school (so far) and I'm much to lazy to be able to learn it on my own.

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Brazillian Portuguese, intermediate Spanish, advanced English. If I ever go to USA/England/Australia/Canada etc, I won't get fooled by told stories.

Who talks to me over skype know it.

Ah.

Everything was learned by myself. Barely took classes on school, and they were laughable. No courses, no GCSE etc. All on my own.

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[quote name='Tentacruel' timestamp='1323800272' post='5704161']
I only speak American.
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That could be anything from Canadian French, English, Brazilian Portugese, Spanish or something else. American isn't a damn language.

English is my native language. Can speak French decently. I study Japanese and Spanish too. And Mandarin is hilarious great fun to learn since I started a while back. Can read Ancient Greek and Latin if that counts :>

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[s]ENGLISH MOTHAF***A DO YOU SPEAK IT.[/s]

I speak English, and if my mom hadn't been stupid when I was younger I probably would've been fluent in Korean too (she said she didn't teach me because she wanted me to be more of an American, which was a WTFseriously? moment).

I took Latin for 3 years back in high school, and I'm planning on taking 3 years of Japanese in college for my major.

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[quote name='.Rai' timestamp='1323801867' post='5704192']
That could be anything from Canadian French, English, Brazilian Portugese, Spanish or something else. American isn't a damn language.
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[url="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joke"]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joke[/url]

But you could say I speak American English, which is slightly different than proper English.

It was also a reference to YGOTAS.

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[quote name='Tentacruel' timestamp='1323807610' post='5704394']

[url="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joke"]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joke[/url]

But you could say I speak American English, which is slightly different than proper English.

It was also a reference to YGOTAS.
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http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/bad

American English is pretty much the same. I'd class it as a dialect more than anything.

And there only a handful of good Abridged references.

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