That's it. I'd like to learn something else, but without the opportunity to practice a bit of it everyday (like, living in another country), I doubt I would be able to.
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楓2009-11-05 1:05
English (Native)
Japanese (Second/Student)
英語（母語）
日本語（第２／学生）
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not me i swear!ONk14TfQNk2009-11-06 4:01
spanish mexican
english american
japanese kansai
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Anonymous2009-11-06 12:33
spanish mexican
english american
japanese kansai
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Anonymous2009-11-06 12:53
Swedish(native)
English(advanced)- school and watching tv/movies,listening to music and reading magazines.
Thai(beginner)-just listening
Next language is Mandarin, and im gonna take some courses in english just cause i notice i lack alot of words and cant realy spell.
Gonna try and keep up my thai aswell,but its gonna be hard when i go back home.
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Anonymous2009-11-06 16:26
Russian (native)
English (almost native)
German, Finnish (advanced)
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Anonymous2009-11-07 9:55
Finnish - native
English - fluent
Swedish - mediocore and bit rusty due to lack of use.
Japanese - beginner, I am currently studying japanese.
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Anonymous2009-11-24 11:52
English (native)
French (native, forced via school)
Italian (advanced)
Farsi (mediocre at best)
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Anonymous2009-11-24 12:32
german (almost native, living in Germany)
russian (native)
english (fluently)
french (never wanted to learn... meh)
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Anonymous2009-11-24 12:55
English - Mother Tounge
German - Rather Well (5 years, now studying it at A Level)
I prefer German to english, and I'm a bit sad that I'm english.
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Anonymous2009-11-24 18:00
English - fluent
German - near fluent
Latin - near fluent
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Anonymous2009-11-25 14:40
english
japanese
MEXICAN
AL THE OTHER LANGUAGES IN THE UNIVERSE USELESS
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Anonymous2009-11-26 5:30
>>108
>implying Japanese is a useful language - weeaboo