How many of you speak something other than English?

[Chelle]

I am a bit like Eliza Dolittle trying to say "The Rain In Spain Falls Mainly On The Plain." except it comes out "Sure is a rainy day, ain't it?"

My thoughts exactly! :mrgreen:

[God_is_good]

I speak Jessican, and I am taking Spanish- for the second time- hopefully I retain more now, and sign language

[Kubel]

German.

[George]

I speak Spanish and German and I struggle with English. I am actually fluent in two forms of German, Hoch Deutsch and the Pfalzer Platte. In Spanish I am familiar with the dialects of the Cubans and the Mexicans, mostly of Oaxacan origin.

In Christ,
George Groce

[nodnarb]

Umm I am taking Spanish I know that I won't be anywhere near fluent but I hope to be able to retain what I learn.

[ltl]

I speak not just English but also Chinese, plus abit of German too (though I'm just a beginner).

[anime4christ]

Cool. Not too many ppl who speak my lang tho. Oh well.

[bibletotingunslinger]

At one time I could speak Texan.
Then this dude from North Carolina camped next to me,
He asked me if I own a dog,

"Ya'll got a houn?"

after the 3rd time he said loudly,
DO ya own a *&%*&)&^)(*&^ dawg?!

So if ya'll ever wonder why I use goofy words,,,,So do I.

Jag ar galen. ( )

My daughter, born an raised Utah'n, has the lingo big time. Things like, " You hurt my fillings".. or "I gotta go warsh clothes". And she is a college graduate.

[~Grace~]

Spanish, working on French this year, and Hebrew.

[joyfulpraise93]

I speak Southern and I can understand Redneck, but I don't speak it as well as some in my family.



Yes there is a difference between Southern and Redneck.

oh yess indeed there is!

i "speak" sign language

[Finlander]

I can speak Finnish. I have hard time with spoken English because the pronunciation, it depends on the person can they understand me. I write, read and understand better than I do speak.

[kevinmiller]

Korean! :sing:

[Samer]

Arabic, Spanish...Well, I guess nobody speaks ancient Greek, but I've studied it.

"I love you" in Klingon.

[Bakershalfdozen]

[quote="Samer"]
"I love you" in Klingon.
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:ha

:haha

[Madeline]

I know a little Italian, my mother is one third or fifth Italian. I was trained to learn a little Italian because her relatives would come over often.