Lingusitics What Are the Native Languages Spoken by PF Members?

[bomba923]

Native languages: Russian, Tatar
Fluent in English

trying to pick Portuguese at the moment, after that Latin

In that case, then try out the Russian @ PF:

Меня зoвут Миша.

[size=+1]Как вас зoвут ??[/size]

(your real name, that is )

 

[loseyourname]

Ke Aleman nnaboiro, and I'm the only one. Aside from that, though, English is native. I'm not conversationally fluent in anything else, but I know enough to read some Spanish and Classical Greek. I'm trying to learn Irish, but I just began. I'll probably try to at least learn some Welsh after that, maybe a couple other Celtic languages, mostly for scholarly reasons, as almost nobody still speaks them. Woni Tsalagi (Cherokee) awaduli, but there aren't many resources for it.

 

[honestrosewater]

Ke Aleman nnaboiro, and I'm the only one.

You finished your language?

 

[loseyourname]

You finished your language?

No, but I could hold a conversation as long as it didn't require any vocabulary I haven't invented yet (theoretically, anyway; as the only speaker I'd need to hold a conversation with myself). The grammatical and syntactical structures are decided and all. One proto-language and one sister-language and I'll be done. I've even begun with the mythology and the history to support it. You never realize how much a language reveals about a culture until you start doing this stuff. It's quite exciting.

 

[Kalimaa23]

Dutch, French, English, some German, Italian and Latin

 

[honestrosewater]

No, but I could hold a conversation as long as it didn't require any vocabulary I haven't invented yet (theoretically, anyway; as the only speaker I'd need to hold a conversation with myself).

Well hopefully you won't use any vocabulary that you haven't invented yet.

The grammatical and syntactical structures are decided and all. One proto-language and one sister-language and I'll be done. I've even begun with the mythology and the history to support it. You never realize how much a language reveals about a culture until you start doing this stuff. It's quite exciting.

Yeah, it sounds like fun.

 

[Grotesque Puppet]

French and English

 

[1123581321]

english, learning spanish and latin (but i won't take enough years of latin to speak it very well)

Fibonacci

 

[Nomy-the wanderer]

Native arabic. A part of my family speak french as their mother tongue, we r a francophonic city, and this type of people who speaks francoarabic is familiar...

Add to those 2 languages, english and a bit of italian( enough to get me where i want and for a nice conversation ), i used to speak coptic( i can't say a complete phrase by now, it's rarely used) too which is an old egyptian language written with letters extracted from greek alphabet...

 

[EvLer]

So...I am at least 3rd Russian here?
technically my "native" language is Belarusian ... and Russian.
Only меня зовут Оля.

@bomba923: i think it's an "o" instead of "a", check it with "зов"

 

[bomba923]

So...I am at least 3rd Russian here?
technically my "native" language is Belarusian ... and Russian.
Only меня зовут Оля.

@bomba923: i think it's an "o" instead of "a", check it with "зов"

Извините ,
глупая ошибка| Just fixed it

 

[gurkhawarhorse]

know nepali, hindi, sanskrit, english, maithili, bhojpuri, newari,
learning spanish.

 

[vanesch]

Dutch (native), fluent: French and English, slightly less fluent but still ok: German. Some notions of Italian, Japanese and Norwegian (I followed courses in these languages and at a certain point I could have a simple conversation, but that's long ago and I don't think much is left now).

 

[cefarix]

urdu is my native language (national language of pakistan and the 99.99% same as spoken hindi). but I've also been speaking english since i was a kid so i know it just as well. i also know arabic, but not as much as english or urdu

 

[arildno]

Dutch (native), fluent: French and English, slightly less fluent but still ok: German. Some notions of Italian, Japanese and Norwegian (I followed courses in these languages and at a certain point I could have a simple conversation, but that's long ago and I don't think much is left now).

Hurra! Han snakker norsk; så gøy!
Sayonara.

 

[gurkhawarhorse]

lets add something more.
as cefarix said, i know urdu too because i know hindi.
hehe

 

[gurkhawarhorse]

r the knowledge of some sentences and few words counted too?
then chinese, japanese, spanish, french