What languages do you speak?

[fumitani]

So what languages do you speak?

Just wanted to know how international our community is

Japanese, Thai, and English.

[work2fly]

English and just enough Spanish to get by at the local tacqueria.

When traveling, I always try to learn a few basic words and phrases of the local language.

[upright man]

English and Mandarin, like most Chinese Singaporeans.

When travelling, I try to learn some foreign words too, but I am so poor at it that it's embarassing.

Anyone tried the language tutorial programs on Krisworld ? any comments ?

[SQ168]

Bahasa Indonesia, English, and Singlish

A bit of French and currently learning Mandarin

[SQflyergirl]

Singlish, Manglish, a WEEEEEEEEEEEE smattering of English,
Cantonese, Bahasa Malaysia, Enough Portugues to survive in Rio De Janeiro. And enough bad Hainanese to send shivers up my purist grandmother's spine.

[KeithMEL]

English
Chinese (Cantonese and Mandarin)
A smattering of French

[mec]

廣東語, 國語, Français, English and American Sign Language

[UMD]

Bahasa Indonesia, English, Hokkien, and enough Mandarin to survive in China.

[SuperJonJon]

Bahasa Indonesia, English, French, Cantonese, Hokkien, Teochew, Mandarin and my fave language Singlish

[StarG]

Bahasa Indonesia, English, Mandarin, a little bit of Cantonese, Javanese and Sundanese. (Is it too obvious that I am trying to stretch the list? )

[jhm]

English, Cantonese, Mandarin, geek and legalese.

[Savage25]

English.

Apparently my Hindi and Thai is understandable when I'm drunk, but not while I'm sober.

[nickbot]

A fairly short list for me:

English (mother tongue), French (conversational), Thai (pretty poor but always resolve to improve!)

...added to that, my wife is Cumbrian (far north England) and I *just* about understand her & her parents, so add that to my repertoire

...I talk to my cat too, but not sure how fluent in felinese I am

[Rejuvenated]

Fluent: English, Cantonese, Bahasa Indonesia
Passable, but still needs fine tuning: Mandarin

[solitaire]

Hindi, Punjabi, English & a smattering of French