Wednesday, September 06, 2017

Your Turn

How many languages can you speak? When is the last time you tried to learn a new language?

30 comments:

  1. sandybrook3:04 AM

    1 fluently 2 others some. In college.

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  2. Former CNN Anchor Candy Crowley3:10 AM

    I've been thinking about learning Braille, but it's a rather touchy subject.

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  3. Phyllis Whitweed3:15 AM

    I've forgotten enough French not to be able to carry a conversation, but remembered enough that I got around Paris without speaking English. Cali girl, so I know enough Spanish to: find a bathroom, order food and beer, know when someone is swearing. So just English I guess. ;)

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  4. I am ashamed to say just one. Not my strong area at all.

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  5. I can barely speak English.
    So, no. I only (barely know English! (And I went to parochial school.)
    I dabble in Spanish now and then BC of my son's wife.

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  6. English and Spanish fluently

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  7. Former CNN Anchor Candy Crowley3:38 AM

    Anderson Cooper wanted to try his hands at a little French, so I told him that Gerard Depardieu is only 2" flaccid.

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  8. Joel Theriot3:41 AM

    English. I can survive with my spanish. I can get into trouble with my Portuguese.

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  9. whatchatalkinbout?3:42 AM

    English is my 4th language, I speak 3 fluently but can understand conversations in a number of Slavic and Romance languages. Learned out of necessity while I was a child refugee.

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  10. AndrewBW3:51 AM

    English fluently, I can speak Spanish and French enough to survive on, and could probably get better pretty quickly if I took the time to study them again.

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  11. hothotheat4:23 AM

    English fluently, Spanish and German I can read well but speak not so much.

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  12. JoanieHasATemper4:34 AM

    I took a Chinese class in college (Harvey Mudd) sophmore year just because I needed something to fill my schedule. I ended up loving it, and changed my major. I've since picked up some Japanese and Tagalog as well.

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  13. PoohBear4:41 AM

    English and French fluently

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  14. Marlo5:04 AM

    English, French, Italian, Spanish & I also understand Portuguese enough to get around

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  15. Brooklyn Girl5:33 AM

    English fluently, Italian in curses mostly, broken Spanish (I can ask for the bathroom or what I want to eat).

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  16. English, Russian, and Spanish - fluently; My Mandarin is conversational and my Arabic is okay. Last language studied was Arabic - 2014 -2016 in an immersion situation.

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  17. just sayin\'6:59 AM

    english first language, french almost fluent, 3 years of german, started studying spanish this month.

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  18. Tricia137:40 AM

    Omg ???you are a treasure

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  19. Tricia137:41 AM

    Same but only the first 3.... Portuguese is a beast/tough!

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  20. 8==D KermitGosnellKnobJob7:46 AM

    None, I barely speak broken English, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, and German. I can read Romanian and French.
    I am still studying all of them in order to be understood by other people.

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  21. Dtown309:06 AM

    English & Spanish fluently, "passable" Italian, and I can understand Portuguese but can't speak it, LOL:)

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  22. Fairylights9:42 AM

    Spanish and English, a little bit of Italian, and I can sing (pronounce) German, Russian, Swahili, Latin and French - if I really have to. Hate singing in French. Last time I tried to learn a language was last year before we went to Italy. It wasn't impressive!

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  23. Fairylights9:43 AM

    LOL! My Hubby is a Harvey Mudd graduate, always good to see another one around!

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  24. English and enough French and Italian to get by (badly) if I had to.

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  25. English, Spanish, French, also Mandarin Chinese

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  26. .Hot Cola1:44 PM

    Im trilingual.

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  27. .Hot Cola1:46 PM

    *And I was told I have a learning disability. The other two are easier for me to spell in bcuz they are phonetic. I often spell what I hear. English is harder that way.

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  28. Scandi Sanskrit8:14 PM

    ISNT SHE JUST????

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  29. JoanieHasATemper11:50 PM

    Always great to learn of another Wally Wart!

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  30. Marlo5:19 AM

    It really is.
    My favourite to speak is Italian though, I love it. I lived in Milan for a year, such a great year.

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