Languages...
 

What languages can you speak fluently, besides English for most of the English speaking people here...?

American english.

REAL ENGLISH

I.E. British English...fucking american pussies changing it

it is COLOUR NOT COLOR, it is REALISE NOT REALIZE!

Therefore, is Airborne Airbourne?

I posted this because I want a French/Italian translator to translate some phrases...

Does anyone know how to speak russian?

lets see.....took 5 years of spanish, took a semester of German, taking a semester of French, can read Russian alphabet, know phrases, intend to pursue that, took a course on Finnish, dont remember much of it though but I still have the material... Tres bien!

Im takeing spanish but i never pay attention so i have a 50 avg.

Well, if the saying "You are what you eat", is true, then i agree we're pussies. I guess that makes you a "DICK"...eh?

oh yeah I also want to learn some Chinese, Japanese, Polish, Italian and above all, Russian

True.

Pyro, you're a good sport.....i got a chuckle out of that.

Arkan eats dem hoes!

American English, in my second year of Japanese(high school), one year of Spanish and very very little Korean and German

well in that case, google has a translator and so does http://www.babelfish.org

I can speak Tagalog but I can't really read it good, very complicated language to learn. I browse "the girl" site alot so

Garotas = girls

lesbicas = lesbians

garotas lesbicas = lesbian girls.

I can speak english and a little french, i can understand more than speak it, Italian i can understand but cant really speak it appropriatlyI can speak spanish too. I want to learn German, so far i know only basic German stuff, i can make out most of what is said in war movies biggrin:

English (both American and British), Russian, and German

BabelFish gives you wrong results...

yeah in some instances, anyways what do you need it for

Enlgish...

Francais...

the words it translates, but the arrangement manytimes wrong is biggrin:

especially when you're dealing with German, because some phrases are arranged opposite of what they would be in English.

Primary is English, I can speak Italian fluently, and I know a little of German, Spanish, and Japanese.

PS: Babelfish is good, but most of the time it will translate text in the wrong dialect.