For some reason, I can only speak, write, and read English fluently. I only know bits from other languages like Japanese, Filipino, etc. But that's about it. =/

 

I speak Vietnamese fluently, a little bit of Chinese, French, and Japanese. ;D

 

my mother tongue is Cantonese, and i know English, Mandarin and extremely broken Russian, Turkish, Japanese and Korean. i will have to french once i move to Canada.

 

I don't really like to find and study different languages on my own as a hobby or something like that, but I do like to take in what I learn as it comes.

 

I can't learn foreign languages for shit. lol I nearly flunked Spanish class several times in high school.

 

Same. Taking German was my biggest obstacle from graduating college.

I do like languages and how different cultures express themselves. It's a very curious thing language... I'd like to study a language from the outside... and not have to actually use it... learning a language that way is much too difficult...

 

I, for one, love learning new languages, as long as I am doing it on my own and not in class or something. I don't think it has anything to do with being an INFP, though !
I speak Hebrew and French, and I am slowly learning English thanks to the internet.

 

As I am Dutch for me English is a foreign language. But that barely counts because just about everyone from my country speaks English.
In addition we all speak German too.
And I speak a few words of French as well.

 

It's cool that you have this impressive luggage of languages. Languages are richness.

Unfortunately I can speak only Estonian(which is my native language) & English. And oh...some Russian too, but barely.
I'm going to learn Finnish in the future and I would love to learn more & more languages, but...

 

Besides native: english, russian, finnish and some basic knowledge in german (at least i can understand the signs and labels).

 

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I love language . I am fluent with Dutch and English, but I can understand written texts and have basic conversations in German, French, Italian, Latin and (old) Greek too. OK, speaking those last two would be kind of ridiculous though .

 

I speak English, German and a bit of Japanese - all foreign languages. I learned Latin in high school too.

 

Danish is my native language. English is like a second language to me, though I'm not completely fluent in it. But I usually think in English, lol. And I'm often struggling to find the Danish translations for English terms, when having conversations in Danish.

I also speak a little German and Spanish; not enough to be able to have conversations, but enough to get by should I ever be in Germany/Spain, I think..

Oh, and this is my first post, so... Hi :happy:

 

I'm decent at Japanese, but buckling down to learn the written form (and as a result a slew of vocabulary) is one of those things on my "to do" list that will probably not get done.

 

I speak Maltese, and English.
some french and a little italian I'm not very good in writing or speaking these languages though

 

I know French and Chinese, and I just started Japanese about a month ago =)

 

haha r u serious?

well hungarian is my native language too and i also speak german and took a few years of latin. i also know a bit of sign language like abcs and some phrases. i love languages and my goal is to speak as many as possible cuz i wanna travel around the world

 

I didn't claim I could speak all those languages - but have studied them for a length of time (or am still studying them). I just love learning foreign languages.

Being able to think in another language is a liberating experience. I am much more inhibited when using my first language, what is your experience?

 

I am a serial dabbler in lots of areas, and foreign languages definitely tend to catch my curiosity. I know at least a few words in probably dozens of languages. I think I tend to understand better than I have the vocabulary to fully be able to translate, because of my high Intuition.

 

I can only speak English fluently, but I know some basic French and German from taking classes at school

 

English is my native tongue
I'm pretty much fluent in German
I took 1 year of rather pathetic Japanese
3 years of Latin and it sucked -dumbest language ever

Then I plan on learning French, Italian, all the Scandinavian languages if I can, and a few others. The goal is to be atleast approaching fluency in 10 before I die.

 

I'm native in Cantonese and I take English as my secondary. I do take French but I'm horrid at it (not enough effort on my part) and it doesn't fit my learning style.

 

I was always more interested in science than in languages and to me learning languages weren't easy.

 

Aren't easy but fun.

 

I didn't even think it was fun ;__; It was more like a mandatory pain in the ass.

 

I speak a little French, but the little I do speak, I speak well, as I speak with a flawless Parisian accent, as teachers have told me. I have a knack for French and am trying to learn more.

As for other languages, I don't know; I haven't really tried any others, but would like to.

I think the trick is that you have to have confidence, as much confidence as a native speaker has. You have to pretend that you are a native speaker. My imagination helped me learn more quickly, but maybe that's just me.