Where are you from and what language(s) do you speak?

Question

i am from mexico and i speak english and spanish

i understand a little portuguese, italian and french, and i am going to learn all of those in a couple of years

Answer 1

I speak Spanish, English and Galego. The Galego is one of the four official lenguages in Spain. All the people of the country knows the spanish, but the people of Galicia Autonomy (Area) speaks Galego, the people of another area called Euskadi speaks Euskera and the People of Cataluña (Catalonia), speaks Catalá. Sometimes is difficult to explain that a country no so big like Spain, have so many lenguages. Even more, there are anothers "ways of speaking" or dialects like: a fala, bable, aranés, etc.

Answer 2

I'm from Mexico, I speak Spanish (native language), English so so, Portuguese a little, I understand French a little...

Answer 3

I'm Spanish, but I live in Colombia.
I can speak Spanish and English fluently, I'm pretty good at French, I know some Italian and just some words in Japanese.

Answer 4

I'm from Palestine live in Brazil speak English Arabic Portuguese

Answer 5

I am from Brazil. I speak portuguese (my native language), english and german. I am learning french. I can read in spanish.

Answer 6

I'm from NY, USA and I speak English, Italian, and Spanish.

Answer 7

I am from New Jersey in the USA. I speak English and a small bit of French.

They really aren't good at teaching languages where I live.

Answer 8

I am from the Philippines and I speak Visayan, German, English... and Tagalog fluently. I understand a bit (pure) Spanish, a bit Hawaiian, and a bit French.

Answer 9

I am from Chile, but I live in America...
I speak English fluently and Japanese & French near fluently, and I'm currently trying to learn German, Spanish, and Mandarin... I'm pretty good at German though

Answer 10

I'm from Chicago but living in Kansas, my parents are Mexican and i'm a proud chica.
i know spanish and english, learning french and german, would like to learn italian and japanese