Mexican American. I speak English, Spanish and some Japanese.
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Same here! But I'm Mexican from Mexico.
Last year I've gotten to reading full-length Japanese news articles with little to no help with the Kanjis.
It's funny how many Latinos are naturally drawn to Japanese. I always blame the loads of anime we got throughout the 90s.
That’s so cool man. I’ve been pretty dedicated to studying every day. Hope to visit in a year. But yeh I think word pronunciation makes me think of Spanish.
I'm part Scottish, part English. I speak:
English - idiomatically
French - conversationally
Italian - I just want to reply to people in French all the time
German - I can ask where the station is
Japanaese - I can say 'I do not understand'
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India - Hindi, Marathi, Gujarati, and English
Australian here.
English and basic German
Dutch but I live in England. Speak Dutch an English fluently and French and German reasonably well.
Colombian here. I speak Spanish and English. I can read Portuguese, French, Catalan, Italian and little bits of Romanian and Esperanto. I have minimal understanding of Japanese, Dutch and Hindi.
I'm trying to balance learning Spanish and Esperanto. I'll confess I'm much better at Esperanto. I'm still not anywhere near fluent.
From Germany and know German and English. I can read Dutch and understand snippets but speaking it is beyond me.
USA. English fluent, decent Spanish.
日本人です、日本語しか話せないのであえてここも日本語で書きます
※普段は機械翻訳をつかってます
ちなみに、一般的な日本人の殆どは日本語以外を話すことはできません、日本の英語教育はあまり意味をなしていません
Brazil. Fluent in Portuguese and English, though I understand a tiny little bit of Dutch. I can understand Spanish sometimes because of similarities between it and Portuguese.
From USA. Fluent in English and Russian (self-taught and lived in St Petersburg and Moscow for a number of years).
Italy: Italian, English(mostly slang), some Spanish, some Esperanto, and some of my local language(Sardinian)
US. I speak ok Mandarin, poor Spanish and bad Portuguese. And I guess English. Also I can't read Chinese reliably, so I am also illiterate.
Denmark. I understand Swedish, Norwegian and German. I speak Danish, English and Dutch.
From the US. Fluent English, conversational+ japanese, and used to know basic German and french though I've mostly forgotten those. Also used to have survival level and very basic conversational Spanish. I've studied Albanian and Norwegian a bit, but don't remember enough to say anything anymore properly