Non-english Language

[JeffreyGB]

What language, other than English, are you most fluent in? How fluent is that?

[flomo]

portugesean?

[givememyleg]

Spanish, took it for 3 years in high school. Have forgot a lot since then but can still speak some. Also took German for a year but can remember barely anything.

[swiggidy]

clickclickpornian?

Italian. I know ~20 words. On a scale from 0 to fluent, I'm a 0.5.

[ProZachNation]

spanish....

not good

[bigspenda73]

yiddish FTW

[BigPapi]

dutch obv.

english almost fluent
also 3y of spanish, 2y of french and german in high school and probably just as many italian words as swiggidy which I picked up on vacation

[bode]

spanish. enough to find my way around in mexico, far from fluent though.

[szamvan]

Hungarian as mother language, English, some Italian.

[biondino]

Did Italian as my major, and have an Italian father. But, I have spoken almost none for over a decade, and we never spoke it at home. So I am probably 30% fluent.

[Andrew]

East London draw - a language all of its own.

[meeloche]

Took French immersion in high school, I'm still somewhat fluent.

[XTR1000]

german>english>spanish

[Jack Sawyer]

LOL, jullie goozers zijn knettergek allemaal

[Hawk]

I had a couple years of german in high school, and have the Rosetta Stone software that I've played with a little bit.

I know very little at this point.

[cobere]

3 semesters of French in college a long time ago. Je ne sais pas. Not really any degree of fluent, but I can still remember some phrases.

I have a thing with languagues. I pick them up really quick but lose them just as fast. I worked in restaurants with illegal mexicans and picked up spanish super quick just from context. Out of practice is out of mind for me tho, its all rusty.

[Halv]

Norwegian ldo.

After english I'd say german. If they talk slow-ish and don't use too many fancy words I'm able to hold a drunken conversation with germans.

Tried to learn spanish a couple of times, the best I can do is still "Donde esta la tienda del queso?".

[Ash256]

welsh

[XTR1000]

If they talk slow-ish and don't use too many fancy words I'm able to hold a drunken conversation

Yea, when drunk dutch and danish are easy as well

[BigPapi]

LOL, jullie goozers zijn knettergek allemaal

awesome

it's actually gozers, but close enough

[Jack Sawyer]

LOL, jullie goozers zijn knettergek allemaal

awesome

it's actually gozers, but close enough

ja ik heb altijd alle spelling fout

[flomo]

clickclickpornian?

you got that right

[Anosmic]

LOL. On the poll I had to choose Norwegian

Swedish obv. Pretty darn...

[spoonitnow]

I took 3 semesters of French in high school but didn't learn much. I've taken 4 semesters of Spanish in college and learned quite a bit, but did just enough to get by. I can read most boxes and instructions in both languages, but I don't speak well in either.

<-- Fluent German.

[BigPapi]

LOL, jullie goozers zijn knettergek allemaal

awesome

it's actually gozers, but close enough

ja ik heb altijd alle spelling fout

nu niet :P

[Deanglow]

My Chinese is enough to get around. My Spanish and Portuguese are pretty decent.