Anyone here bilingual/multilingual?

#91

it_is_crown

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Russian, English, Basic German.

#92

quintosh

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why did no one pull the "english, spanish, c++" joke yet.:????

#93

mowe

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I speak Urdu and Hindi (counting those as separate languages, gotta pad those language stats). Where my brown brothers at?!

#94

Moogleberserker

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my girlfriend

#95

Hergan

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English, German and Polish.

#96

Davidchoi

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English and Vietnamese, it's so useful in little saigon westminster

#97

hawler

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Me alegra saber que en esta comunidad hay más hispanohablantes de lo que imaginaba :)

#98

Deathy

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English and French-(canadian)

#99

valkeri

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English, Spanish and currently learning some Russian

#100

ninjax

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#101

Red_

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spanish 1 we're gettin there

#102

tetromino

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english and arabic

#103

Mr_Harvard

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english and french

#104

cage-

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Mr_Harvardenglish and french

[quote=Mr_Harvard]english and french[/quote]

#105

flatline

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English, currently learning French, hoping to learn Swedish.

#106

nguyen

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English, Spanish, and some chinese.

#107

fuckmachine

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English and a very high understanding of German

#108

-fish-

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#109

RainofLight

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My mother is Korean but I only know a little

#110

radeon

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I know English, and German. I will begin studying Japanese over the summer.

I learned German in school, and was very successful in understanding the rules of the language (most of which I have not forgotten). Unfortunately we did not learn much vocabulary, even in the upper level classes. I can still translate well, but I have to look up most of the vocabulary as a result of how long it's been since I have spoke German.

I plan on visiting Japan eventually (a bit later in life), and would like to become fluent in Japanese long before I do visit. Always have held an interest in Japanese society as well.

I know English, and German. I will begin studying Japanese over the summer.

I learned German in school, and was very successful in understanding the rules of the language (most of which I have not forgotten). Unfortunately we did not learn much vocabulary, even in the upper level classes. I can still translate well, but I have to look up most of the vocabulary as a result of how long it's been since I have spoke German.

I plan on visiting Japan eventually (a bit later in life), and would like to become fluent in Japanese long before I do visit. Always have held an interest in Japanese society as well.

#111

wpminnows

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started learning basic german a few weeks ago, still got a way to go though, yesterday i tried to ask my friend 'would you like to buy my hat' and instead asked if he'd like to buy my skin

(he didn't)

started learning basic german a few weeks ago, still got a way to go though, yesterday i tried to ask my friend 'would you like to buy my hat' and instead asked if he'd like to buy my skin

(he didn't)

#112

Doug

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Portuguese (duh), English, a little bit of Italian (spent 2 months there) and I'll start studying French next month

#113

Ecks

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English, French and Hungarian

#114

GGEnvy

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English and Urdu

#115

elen

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english and french! live in quebecccc

#116

plobs

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latin english spanish (not rlly)

#117

Turin

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english and german

#118

Mr_Harvard

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currently taking french 2 now

#119

pine_beetle

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Frenglish.

#120

Alleal

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Encreglisshttps://www.duolingo.com/
learn spanish w/ me so I can communicate w/ peruvians in dotaCan anyone tell me if using duolingo is worth it?
From my perspective it just seems to teach you words and phrases, not how certain languages actually work.

I've been using it for a few months and I think it's worth it. It's nice to be able to do quick little 'lessons' here and there. It gives you instant feedback but never explains the language to you, so the beginning is a lot of rote memorization until you can deduce the patterns behind it. You can just google stuff if you wanna know more about it. I expect it only gives you the rough basics of a language if you complete a course, but that's all you need to start reading books in the language or whatever you want to do to advance your understanding of it.

[quote=Encre][quote=gliss]https://www.duolingo.com/
learn spanish w/ me so I can communicate w/ peruvians in dota[/quote]
Can anyone tell me if using duolingo is worth it?
From my perspective it just seems to teach you words and phrases, not how certain languages actually work.[/quote]
I've been using it for a few months and I think it's worth it. It's nice to be able to do quick little 'lessons' here and there. It gives you instant feedback but never explains the language to you, so the beginning is a lot of rote memorization until you can deduce the patterns behind it. You can just google stuff if you wanna know more about it. I expect it only gives you the rough basics of a language if you complete a course, but that's all you need to start reading books in the language or whatever you want to do to advance your understanding of it.