What languages do you speak?

Question

Where did you learn them, how long did it take to learn? And-where do you live? :)

Answer 1

Spanish (all my life since I'm originally from Puerto Rico)
English ( Duh, but know it since kindergarden)
Portuguese ( I was eleven when I started to learn)
Japanese (college)
French (college)
I'm still learning the last two, I live now somewhere in the US
Bye- Bye :)

Answer 2

My native language is Russian, because I was born in Russia. I can also understand some dialects of Ukrainian. I learned English when I moved to the United States, and I picked up French in high school.

Answer 3

I speak english and a fair bit of French. I've been learning french for about 5-6 years now. I live in Canada.

Answer 4

I Speak a Few languages, my first language, is Zulu.
I know 12, I was bored one day when i was 11years old (8 years ago) and I decided to learn three languages in one year, then after that I learnt how to speak 8 more languages. I now can speak 12 different Languages (Zulu, English, Afrikaans, Xhosa, Tshivenda, Tswana, Shona, French, Sesotho, German, Signlanguage, and Shangaan.)
try one language its so much funnnn...
And I live in South Africa-Durban

Answer 5

I'm still struggling along with English. I was doing pretty good until I discovered Yahoo Answers.
When I read some of the questions asked, I'm not sure if they're in English or some similar language.
I live in the USA.

Answer 6

Native English, born in US, live in San Diego.
I speak fluent French (learned it in high school and by living in France for 2 years), Tagalog (studied on my own, visited Philippines a lot, and have a Filipina wife), and Japanese (lived in Japan for 1 year, took some classes but mostly learned on my own).
I speak enough Spanish to get by (taught myself, easy to practice in San Diego!), and can converse reasonably well in Chinese (business trips mostly, self-study), Thai (self-study, vacations), and Italian (business trips and self-study).

Once you really learn *one* language other than your native one, learning other languages becomes easier. You start to understand how different languages are structured, the difference between grammar and vocabulary, and how to learn another language. It gets easier the more languages you learn.

Answer 7

I live in Chicago. I was born in Moscow, Russia, and moved here when I was 1. I am 13 now. I fluently speak Russian and English. I have several Indian cousins and stuff, so I can also speak Hindi and Telugu. My parents are also fluent in French and German. In school, I take Spanish.

Answer 8

english, and about 4 months worth of french, lol. i'll hopefully learn enough to become fluent. but rite now im in the 7th grade so thats gonna take a while =] i live in the usa.

Answer 9

Hi Liv!

I speak Englush, Spanish and some Italian!

I live in the desert in California. But, I am married to a man from South America, that helped me learn, and when his mom cam to live with us and only spoke either language...i needed to learn. Self taught and now i read, write and speak. (Spanish) you can do anything you put your mind to!!!

Answer 10

I speak English. They had us take spanish in school but the teacher sucked. He let us look up dirty words in the english to spanish dictionary. All I know in Spanish is colors and some other easy words. I was thinking of taking an online class in Spanish.
Happy Holidays!

Answer 11

I live in Canada and I speak English and Urdu.

Urdu, I spoke with my family growing up and still do. English, I guess I must have learned it in school and caught on pretty well because it's my best subject in school! =)

My launguages aren't too exciting but I would love to learn Italian and Spanish!