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So yeah, on which language do you live and oftenly use and/or speak on? Post your's here!

I am from Germany as stated on my profile and I speak german and english.

From Singapore, I speak English 99% and Chinese...eh...1%.

"I come from the land down under" and I speak English or Australian English if you want to be technical... I also speak a small amount of German, which kind of comes in handy when dealing with Marklin products.

Forgot to mention that I speak English for the most time by talking other friends over Skype if they are speaking English too and on real life I speak German, of course.

Squishy Rex wrote:I also speak a small amount of German, which kind of comes in handy when dealing with Marklin products.

Nice. How good are you exactly on the German language?

I'm in Australia but I speak English and a small bit of Bosnian/Croatian.

bossedit8 wrote:Forgot to mention that I speak English for the most time by talking other friends over Skype if they are speaking English too and on real life I speak German, of course.

Squishy Rex wrote:I also speak a small amount of German, which kind of comes in handy when dealing with Marklin products.

Nice. How good are you exactly on the German language?

Probably not enough to save myself now, it's been about six years since I stopped learning German, but before I stopped I could string together a few moderately detailed sentences. If I went back to it again, I could probably pick it up. Really though, I think the main thing that always confused me was the rules for using Der, Die and Das.

ShyGuy37 wrote:I'm in Australia but I speak English and a small bit of Bosnian/Croatian.

I'm no longer alone.

I live in Ukraine and I speak on ukrainian, and russian, but I don't speak on english in real life.

Brazil, portuguese. I don't speak english in real life, and don't think I would so soon.

I'm from the Netherlands
I speak English, Dutch, some dialect they speak here, and a little bit of German

I'm dutch, although I live in England now. I speak Dutch, English, French, a bit of German, Spanish, and I know latin and greek.

I'm from Italy and I speak italian.
...None of you would have thought this, right?

Got borned and raised in Norway and speak Norwegian, English and trying to learn some German at school.

I'm from the United States in the state of Nevada. I speak English, but sometimes I speak small snippets of other languages. I'm self-teaching myself to learn German right now.

Arizona - English/Japanese (only know "Godzirra!")/Spanish (I looked it up, the word "no" comes from spanish)

SuperWhiteYoshi64 wrote:I'm from the United States in the state of Nevada. I speak English, but sometimes I speak small snippets of other languages. I'm self-teaching myself to learn German right now.

Nein nein nein nein nein!

i come from the usa, i know english and maybe 1/8 of 4 languages (Croatian, Dutch, German, Polish, if anybody cares)

sleepy wrote:

SuperWhiteYoshi64 wrote:I'm from the United States in the state of Nevada. I speak English, but sometimes I speak small snippets of other languages. I'm self-teaching myself to learn German right now.

Nein nein nein nein nein!

i come from the usa, i know english and maybe 1/8 of 4 languages (Croatian, Dutch, German, Polish, if anybody cares)

ERROR FIX: You know that means "no" in English, right? I would just like to say "Think before you say something", paisano.

dagget10 wrote:Arizona - English/Japanese (only know "Godzirra!")/Spanish (I looked it up, the word "no" comes from spanish)

I live in Arizona too! I only speak English, but I am going to learn another language in a couple years, so I might know German later so I can join this apparently big group of people that know German on these forums.

SuperWhiteYoshi64 wrote: You know that means "no" in German, right? I would just like to say "Think before you say something", paisano.

Uh? Nein is German.. no is english..

Also i come from far away. My land is called turkey. I speak: Turkish, Albania, German, Spanish, English, Portuguese and Slovenský.

I'm from Italy, and I speak Italian and a bit of English.

From the US, speak English and a small amount of Spanish (only what I've learned in Spanish class =P).