Poll: Which languages are you learning/can you speak?

[Jarom (Jarom Dilworth)]

English X I I I
French X X
Spanish X X X I
Russian X I
Thai I
Brazilian Portuguese I I I I
Italian X I
German X I I I I
Dutch X
Swahili I
Taiwanese |
Cantonese
Japanese I I I
Vietnamese
Malay I
Indonesian I I
Lao
Khmer
Turkish I I
Hindi
Pashto
Tagalog
Burmese
Arabic
Sotho
Tswana
Xhosa
Afrikaans
Polish I I I
Minang
Yiddish
Swedish
European Portuguese I I
Catalan
Norwegian
Esperanto
Mandarin X
Romanian I
Korean I I I
Mongolian
Kazakh
Slovak
Finnish I I
Scots
Chti
Irish
Estonian I
Hungarian I I
Serbian
Frisian I
American Sign Language
Modern Greek
Icelandic
Akkadian

[RRR (R)]

Thank you all for adding to the list That’s already 54 languages spoken by 20 people. The power of polyglots, wow!

[Marti_prof_italiano (martina uras)]

Italian
English
French
Spanish

[mmlemonade (Patricia F. T.)]

English X I I I
French X X
Spanish X X X I I
Russian X I
Thai I
Brazilian Portuguese X
Italian X I
German X I I I I
Dutch X
Swahili I
Taiwanese |
Cantonese
Japanese I I I I
Vietnamese
Malay I
Indonesian I I
Lao
Khmer
Turkish I I
Hindi
Pashto
Tagalog
Burmese
Arabic
Sotho
Tswana
Xhosa
Afrikaans
Polish I I I
Minang
Yiddish
Swedish
European Portuguese I I
Catalan
Norwegian I
Esperanto
Mandarin X
Romanian I
Korean I I I
Mongolian
Kazakh
Slovak
Finnish I I
Scots
Chti
Irish
Estonian I
Hungarian I I
Serbian
Frisian I
American Sign Language
Modern Greek
Icelandic
Akkadian
Quebec Sign Language

[Laura (Laura Hambridge)]

English X I I I
French X X I
Spanish X X X I I I
Russian X I
Thai I
Brazilian Portuguese X
Italian X I
German X X
Dutch X
Swahili I
Taiwanese |
Cantonese
Japanese I I I I
Vietnamese
Malay I
Indonesian I I
Lao
Khmer
Turkish I I
Hindi
Pashto
Tagalog
Burmese
Arabic
Sotho
Tswana
Xhosa
Afrikaans
Polish I I I
Minang
Yiddish
Swedish
European Portuguese I I
Catalan
Norwegian I
Esperanto
Mandarin X
Romanian I
Korean I I I I
Mongolian
Kazakh
Slovak
Finnish I I
Scots
Chti
Irish
Estonian I
Hungarian I I
Serbian
Frisian I
American Sign Language
Modern Greek
Icelandic
Akkadian
Quebec Sign Language
Ukrainian

[Jolien]

At the moment I am studying on Duolingo.com my “weakest” languages:

• Turkish
• Latin

plus Danish + Norwegian Bokmal

Jolien

[Alexi (Mark Alexander)]

Hi I am learning these languages as follows:

Native German
English
French
Spanish
Portuguese
Italian
Romanian
Dutch
Greek
Russian
Swedish
Danish

[Rina (Katharina Tataruch)]

Hi,

Mother tongue: German
C2: English
B1-B2: French
B1: Spanish, Arabic
A2: Russian
A1: Portuguese (although I’m only using Babbel for this language right now)

And I’ve been trying to learn the Khmer Alphabet for about a year now and now some very, very basic phrases and sentences in this language. Still haven’t mastered reading fully

[MsPolyglot (Sonja Srinivasan)]

Hi!
Bilingual native speaker of American English and Tamil
French
Spanish
Italian
German

I can understand a bit of Brazilian Portuguese, but not speak it.
I know a few phrases of Japanese.
I know a couple of phrases of Bulgarian and a few words.
I have a probably 20 word vocabulary in Hindi.

I can read and pronounce, but not understand, the Cyrillic, the Bulgarian Cyrillic, Greek, Hungarian, and Polish alphabets, and a bit of Nagari.

I have the ability to pronounce things well and speak in many different kinds of accents, as well as fake versions of languages that sound rather convincing, which can get me in trouble! I love sound!!

[jakasspeech1]

@Rina

Hi,

Mother tongue: German
C2: English
B1-B2: French
B1: Spanish, Arabic
A2: Russian
A1: Portuguese (although I’m only using Babbel for this language right now) Email in vsebinski marketing | Spartan Agency

And I’ve been trying to learn the Khmer Alphabet for about a year now and now some very, plastika Trček very basic phrases and sentences in this language. Still haven’t mastered reading fully

Wow, that’s impressive!