Languages Spoken by Community Members

[Tom Bombadil]

Italian - 10 (my native language)
English - 8

[Kakerlake]

As it is not my native language, I'd like to add it even though you asked to not include it. (English)◆◆◆◆◆◆◆◆◆◇
Witzigerweise spreche ich schlechter Deutsch als Englisch, obwohl Deutsch meine Muttersprache ist o.O (German, native) ◆◆◆◆◆◆◆◆◇◇
Es wört äz wohl niemert behaupta daser dia sproch wörkleg 100%eg verstoht. 10/10 isch bi dära sprochvielfalt kaum mögleg. (Swiss German, real native) ◆◆◆◆◆◆◆◆◆◇
Je n'ai pas parlé cette langue depuis quelques ans! (French) ◆◆◆◆◆◆◇◇◇◇
Watashi wa Kakerlake desu. Mushi desu ne. (Japanese) ◆◆◇◇◇◇◇◇◇◇
Pizza Proscuitto e una birra grande porfavor! (Italian) ◇◇◇◇◇◇◇◇◇◇ Jeah, it's important to know that sentence!

[pikachufan2164]

Chinese (Cantonese) - 10 (native)
French - 4 (four years of study)
Japanese - 1 (I'd rather not butcher the language by spewing out random phrases I pick up from anime, though )

English - 10 (I can and will go all grammar police on people if I have to XD)

[Hyroen]

@Kakerlake: Wasn't sure whether I should include Swiss German as a dialect, and if so under which category. I decided to give it its own category until I am further educated. I hope I didn't offend anyone, if so I apologize.

@SnoWeb: It's a good idea, once I have a little more time I'll count them up and label the quantities. Thanks for the idea. ^_^

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[ddevans96]

I know basic words or more in 6 languages other than my native English, but the only one I can start a true conversation in is Spanish, and I think I'm a 3 there.

Greek
French
Portuguese
Italian
German

[ralouf]

Funny post Kaker also you type french than most of french people : I mean you put the 's' where it's needed and said 'j'ai parlé' which is he good typo and not "j'ai parler" or "j'ai parlais" which are common mistakes that frenchs people do.
I now know the best usefull sentence in italian thanks

@Raving : Kartöfeln ! zusamen !

[Jappert]

@Kakerlake: Wasn't sure whether I should include Swiss German as a dialect, and if so under which category. I decided to give it its own category until I am further educated. I hope I didn't offend anyone, if so I apologize.

That sure as hell deserves it's own category! Especially if Afrikaans get's one aswell. I understand German perfectly but hardly understood a word from what kaker said there

I was wondering about Mexican/Colombian/Brasilian and other Spanish/Portuguese languages. They are just as different from their mother language as Afrikaans is from Dutch. Same goes for Australian, that's prety much 99% the same as proper English right?

[Xenocidius]

Bloody oath ... 'Australian' is fair dinkum English, mate.

[Thalas]

I know english and my home language czech(◆◆◆◆◆◆◆◆◆◇), I know passively slovakia language (◆◆◆◆◆◆◇◇◇◇), because they're extremely similiar
I'm hoping that I learn French and Spanish, though we don't have french nor spanish teachers on our school.

[Calindu]

French - 5<-I started to learn it last year.
Romanian - 10(native)

[The_Mormegil]

Pizza Prosciutto e una birra grande porfavor! (Italian) ◇◇◇◇◇◇◇◇◇◇ Jeah, it's important to know that sentence!

... A pizza, some ham and a big beer? O.o ok XD

Also, "por favor" is spanish, while "per favore" is Italian.

[Kakerlake]

@Kakerlake: Wasn't sure whether I should include Swiss German as a dialect, and if so under which category. I decided to give it its own category until I am further educated. I hope I didn't offend anyone, if so I apologize.

That sure as hell deserves it's own category! Especially if Afrikaans get's one aswell. I understand German perfectly but hardly understood a word from what kaker said there

^this.
It isn't wrong giving it an own category as most German people don't even understand Swiss German. That's nothing uncommon ^^

Funny post Kaker also you type french than most of french people : I mean you put the 's' where it's needed and said 'j'ai parlé' which is he good typo and not "j'ai parler" or "j'ai parlais" which are common mistakes that frenchs people do.
I now know the best usefull sentence in italian thanks

Thanks, I learned french in school, so all I know is the correct grammatics, though it is a bit rusty due to the lack of usage. If I ever talked more than a few sentences to french folks, I'd probably start raping the grammatics as well and talk like a french pirate, arrrrgh!

Pizza Prosciutto e una birra grande porfavor! (Italian) ◇◇◇◇◇◇◇◇◇◇ Jeah, it's important to know that sentence!

... A pizza, some ham and a big beer? O.o ok XD

Also, "por favor" is spanish, while "per favore" is Italian.

Pizza Prosciutto is, as far as I know, an international dish.... Well as it sais, Pizza with some ham on it, not a Pizza and some ham next to it.

Didn't know how to spell it, thanks. Luckily it doesn't make much of a difference for pronouncing it either way
Next time I need that sentence I can say it correctly =)