/lit/ - Literature

>What is your first language?
English

What languages can you speak?
A bit of Spanish, that we had to learn in highschool.

>What languages are you currently learning?

I'm thinking of learning French as it seems quite readable already, as a lot of words are either the same as, or similar to English words.

Dreading having to know which words are masculine/feminine, and irregular verb conjugation.

>What is your first language?

SPANISH.

>What languages can you speak?

FLUENTLY, SPANISH, AND ENGLISH.

>What languages are you currently learning?

GERMAN.

>What is your favourite language (for speaking/reading/listening)?

FOR SPEAKING: ENGLISH.

FOR READING: ENGLISH.

FOR LISTENING: GERMAN.

>>4460170
>What is your first language?
Romanian
>What languages can you speak?
Other than my mother tongue, I can speak English, French, Spanish and Chinese
>What languages are you currently learning?
Russian
>What is your favourite language (for speaking/reading/listening)?
English for speaking, Chinese for reading (because of its aesthetics, not because of the merits of Chinese literature), and French for listening.

>>4460170
>What is your first language?
English and Norwegian.
>What languages can you speak?
In addition, Greek, Latin, French, German, Spanish & Russian.
>What languages are you currently learning?
Ukrainian, Basque, Armenian, Turkish, Arabic & Chinese.
>What is your favourite language
>for speaking
English and Norwegian.
>reading
English and Greek.
>listening
English, Greek and French.

>>4460170
What is your first language?
German

What languages can you speak?
German, English

What languages are you currently learning?
None currently, but Latin soon (university)

What is your favourite language (for speaking/reading/listening)?
German is flawless

>What is your first language?
English.
>What languages can you speak?
English, French, Greek, Latin.
>What languages are you currently learning?
Greek and Latin at university. Akkadian and Persian for fun. Sumerian and German through necessity and exposure.
>What is your favourite language (for speaking/reading/listening)?
For writing, Latin. For reading, Greek. To listen to, Persian.

>What is your first language?

Danish

>What languages can you speak?

English, German, Spanish, Swedish, Norwegian, Faroese

>What languages are you currently learning?

French & Russian.

>What is your favourite language (for speaking/reading/listening)?

English i guess, even though Sweden has some amazing authors that havn't really been translated (yet). Spanish is also fun to speak.

is 20 too old to start french and hope not to be fuckign retarded at it?

>What is your first language?
English
>What languages can you speak?
English &Japanese
>What languages are you currently learning?
Classical Chinese
>What is your favourite language (for speaking/reading/listening)?
Considering I only know two and I like speaking and reading them both very much, I guess I'll say Japanese for both by a slim margin.

Look at me everyone, i´m a fucking polyglot!

>Knows less than 500 words in each of the language he supposedly speaks fluently and stutters when trying to speak it

>>4460319
American detected

>>4460333

I´m Icelandic actually you filthy pleb

I speak all the languages.

>>4460319

every fucking thread on /lit/ there is some dude like you going around

>no way you guys actually read that!
>no way you guys are that smart
>no way you guys know more than 1 language
>No way you guys [fill in the blank]

jesus christ stfu already. Some people have achieved more than you did, get over it.

>>4460346

Nah, its easy claiming to be multilingual on an anonymous image board when you really only know a couple of basic gestures in the language, don´t be so susceptible buddy ;)

>>4460170
>What is your first language?
English

>What languages can you speak?
Speak? as in fluency? English (my phonological awareness is shit, so I have trouble pronouncing words -- but I am currently working to mitigate that problem), French (insofar as I can converse with my roommate, but I fucking stutter because my phonological awareness is terrible), Italian (insofar as I can hold a simple conversation with my grandpa prior to switching back to English).

>What languages are you currently learning?
Spanish, but my time for learning is constricted, since I am taking 21 hours this semester. Hopefully, this summer I will spend more time learning Spanish.

>What is your favorite language (for speaking/reading/listening)?

Speaking: Italian (limited, but fantastic)
Reading: English
Listening: French

>>4460339
Cool, what languages can you speak?

First language was english.

I can speak all forms of Greek and can speak Gaelic Irish

Currently learning German

Favourite language... probably German because of how commanding it is

>What is your first language?
English/Spanish/German/French
>What languages can you speak?
Albanian
Ancient Greek
Armenian
Catalan
Esperanto
French
Galician
Hebrew
Hiligaynon
Hungarian
Icelandic
Ido
Irish
Italian
Kashubian
Latin
Lithuanian
Lower Sorbian
Mapudungun
Old Armenian
Old French
Polish
Portuguese
Romanian
Russian
Spanish
Upper Sorbian
>What languages are you currently learning?
Esperanto
>What is your favourite language (for speaking/reading/listening)?
dirty talk

>What is your first language?
Romanian
>What languages can you speak?
English, Romanian, Russian
>What languages are you currently learning?
French, Latin
>What is your favourite language (for speaking/reading/listening)?
Latin

> first language?
English
> what languages can you speak?
English mostly, but see the next question.
> what languages are you currently studying?
I studied Spanish in highschool but it's mostly forgotten. I tried Russian in college but I didn't get too far. I'm studying Japanese now and am still at a low level. When I've gotten to the level I can read a novel I'll probably return to Spanish or Russian.
> what is your favorite language?
English, because I can communicate with it, unlike other languages.

What is your first language?
French

What languages can you speak?
French, Spanish, English

What languages are you currently learning?
Spanish, English, Ancient Greek

What is your favourite language (for speaking/reading/listening)?
>answering anything other than the language you think in

>>4460423
i ndairire a mhuinin? cheapas go rabhas an te is oilte i dteangai marbha ach b'fheidir nach mise. mas ann thu, cad a cheapfai faoin greigis no/is an ngearmainis modh cainte faoi "meon" "fior" is "cuma" san bainteas anuas de Heidegger? Is gceist tabhacht dom i mar measaim na ga duinn tosnu lena greigise mar cuireann an teagna muidse i dtreo loighciul dearfach roimh a gcuireann i i dtogaiocht gur an cuma nios mo na cuma. (botuin trid chun googleoideolacht a chailleadh, gombeidh an t-adh leat)

>>4460556
anadl pidyn

>What is your first language?
Spanish
>What languages can you speak?
English, Spanish, French
>What languages are you currently learning?
none
>What is your favourite language?
English, I have the easiest time with it.

>>4460563
scio, nonne sum, sed paid a malu cachu muna mhaith leat bheith twp ast.

I guarantee that at least one of the regular slavic posters on the board, they may not be in this thread, is responsible for nine tenths of the shitposting going on here, those garbage threads about camwhores, the piece of shit poetry threads entirely composed of genitalia jokes, they are the one or two guys who always get in at the start of a thread to post severely unfunny ironic shitposts, and I guarantee it is because they have read and are adherents to the wastrel philosophies of Max Stirner, that most clumsiest of negationists, and Emil Cioran, supremely edgy cunt, with perhaps a little naive hedonism to round it off. This more properly applies to the more educated slavic shitposter, the less educated slavic shitposters are probably responsible for the above threads as well with the addition that they make all those detestable threads about amateur slavic science fiction.

If it is not the slavic people who are responsible for the uproarious shitposting on this board it is probably scandinavian posters, who are also drawn to ignoramus philosophers, they are possibly more responsible for the suicide threads. I also suspect these people are equally responsible for the barely comprehensible shitposts, due to a poor grasp of the english language but also a general unhingedness characteristic of the nordic types and a lack of 1:1 understanding of internet culture.

Besides that maybe German posters are at fault, but I suspect not because their attempts at humour are really too boorish for anything that's been posted here. Maybe the odd thread or two that is ridiculously unfunny and blockheaded.

The British people who post here are too effeminate to be behind this, the Americans are probably responsible in most part for political shitposting, which is not really as terrible as the plague of shitposting that slavic and scandinavian people, perhaps in conjunction, have fostered here.

As for the Latinos, they are a far too kind and gentle-hearted people for this unconscionable mischief.

>What is your first language?
Tagalog & English

>What languages can you speak?
Espanol, Anglais (CAD-eng and Jamaican broken english), Francais, Filipino,

>What languages are you currently learning?
n/a

>What is your favourite language (for speaking/reading/listening)?
listening -- romantics
reading -- english , french
speaking -- english

>>4460584
eich mam yn coblyn

>>4460604
nios measa na shin, fealsamh ab i. ma fiorgaeilgeoir tu beifimid in ann imeart lena focail a chum an focal ach nil dochas agam astu bheith Bhreatanach, a gawl.

>caint as gaeilge

an bhfuil caoiseach 'meme' nios uafasach na an ceann seo

ambaist, wisha, by dad, nil meme go leor chomh bligeardach mar a bhfuil an meme seo

>What is your first language?

Swissgerman

>What languages can you speak?

Swissgerman/German/English/ a bit french/ a bit italian

>What languages are you currently learning?

None

>What is your favourite language (for speaking/reading/listening)?

English

So, how come all of you seem to prefer English, even when it's not your first language?

> American

> American

> Mexican
Obvious joke aside, I'm getting a kick out of learning some functional spanish. It comes with owning any business that has a kitchen, and the differences between the dialects are fascinating. Depending on where you're from, spanish has a ton of different ways to say "hung over."

> Reading is obviously English, but I'm fond of any foreign language in the sack

>What is your first language?
English, Cebuano

>What languages can you speak?
English, Cebuano, Waray, Ilonggo, Tagalog, and a little Portuguese

>What languages are you currently learning?
coisa nenhuma

>What is your favourite language (for speaking/reading/listening)?
Italian and the Queen's English (Devon)

>>4461045

ENGLISH IS OVERLY VERSATILE, AND FOR ME, IT "COMES NATURALLY"; EVEN MORE SO THAN SPANISH; I MOSTLY THINK IN ENGLISH; SPANISH IS OVERLY VERBOSE & COARSE, AND IT DOES NOT INSPIRE ME TO WRITE AT ALL; ALL ITALIC LANGUAGES ARE VERBOSE & COARSE.

GERMAN IS MY FAVORITE LANGUAGE THOUGH; IT IS VIRTUALLY PERFECT IN ALL ASPECTS.

I'm a native English speaker currently learning Spanish through the /int/ guide.

>>4461021
togadh me as gaelinn. ead ort? freisin ba mhaith liom fos eigin a chur fios ar m'fhiosrucan mas suim no tuaraim ag einne faoin gceangal idir teangeolaiocht, eolaiocht is ciallaiocht na firinne.
freisin, ni fheidir an google bri no meon a bhaint as an teanga, is leir nach bhfuil sibhse in ann iarracht cainte a dheinnt. cuma liom, b'fheidir go mbeadh einne nios cliste no leinne na an ancien regime in ann an gceist a fhreagairt.

>>4461083
Kill yourself

>>4460170
English

English, Spanish, a little Egyptian Arabic, and a few phrases in French, German, and Russian.

I want to learn German, but I don't have the time to do so.

English for speaking and reading.
German and French for listening even I don't know want's being said most of the time.

>>4460346
That guy is probably right. /lit/ is a massive dick length comparing test and it's easy to lie on the internet. Same with IQ threads, suddenly there are at least 20 geniuses here who have IQs over 145.

>What is your first language?
Dutch

>What languages can you speak?
Dutch, English and a little Spanish

>What languages are you currently learning?
German, to read.

>What is your favourite language (for speaking/reading/listening)?
Dutch

>>4460592
joke's on you i don't read philosophy ;0

Portuguese is my first language.

I can speak English and Portuguese. Since I know Portuguese, it is also easy for me to read Spanish, very easy for me to read Galician and somewhat ok to read Italian.

I'm not learning any language currently, but I'm thinking o studying either Italian or German (because I'm a great opera and lieder fan).

My favourite language is English, even though my accent is not yet good.

>What is your first language?
Russian
>What languages can you speak?
Russian, Italian, English
>What languages are you currently learning?
Spanish
>What is your favourite language (for speaking/reading/listening)?
English, i'm slowly but inexorably forgetting my mother tongue (and aren't really good at the foreign ones, as i never learned any of them the "traditional" way.)

>>4461228
>inexorably
>that cringeworthy attempt at sounding good at english vocab
leld

>>4461233
I'm sorry, i told you that i'm shit, it's a sad situation really.

>>4461233
>shitposting in a pointless survey thread

I don't even care this time, keep at it.

>>4461241
But in my defense, i wanted to use "inesorabilmente" which is more common in Italian.

>>4461233

You need a specific authority to be able to use a fucking word?

If the word applies the the context then theres literally no reason to judge the person for using it. Even if said person just recently learned to apply the word, and its blatantly obvious to everyone, its still unnecessary to mention it.

>>4461233
Just strictly considering the definition, his usage of the word was appropriate. There was also immediate assonance rounding out the decision to use it. If you cut out the parenthetical it's a lovely sentence.
Get fucked.

>>4461251
no one said its meaning was wrong tard

>>4461251
>that cringeworthy attempt at sounding well-read enough to tell good sentences
leld

>>4460170
>first language
English

>can you speak?
English

>currently learning?
Homeric Greek. Anyone else on /lit/ learning it? I'm using Clyde Pharr's book on it. It's very enjoyable so far, and not as tough as I thought it would be. I'm looking forward to reading the Iliad and Odyssey in their original language, and then learning Attic greek later on, and I'd like to learn some Koine too.

>tfw you'll finally be able to read some of the most enjoyable and influential literature of the west in its original language

>>4461255
I didn't say it was, tard.
How does one become "wrong tard?"

>>4461260
Tell good sentences what?

>>4460233
What would you use basque for?

>First language
Spanish

>Can speak
English

I plan on learning french and german but don't know which to learn first. Will one come easier than the other? a

>>4461267
you're doing it in reverse order of how it's normally done these days (homeric after attic) but there's no harm in that. I'd say to look into Benner's Selections from the Iliad once you get to full tilt reading. It's a popular alternative to Pharr - mainly because it was updated more recently - that has a brief homeric grammmar as well as extensive notes on vocab, irregular forms, and odd constructions. Also the Owen and Godspeed Homeric Vocabularies book of most common words and meanings is a godsend when starting out. There's no real equivalent for the Odyssey but Stanford's edition is a classic starter. I think it's old enough to be up on Perseus.tufts.edu (which you should look at if you don't know it) in public domain commentaries. The good commentaries for Hesiod and the Homeric Hymns are all pretty expensive but you can get cheap versions in the Bryn Mawr Classical Texts series that are skimpy on notes - especially with grammatical issues - but better than starting out cold.

i used to teach greek so i know the pain of starting out.

What is your first language?
Portuguese

What languages can you speak?
English, Italian

What languages are you currently learning?
German, but just started.

What is your favourite language (for speaking/reading/listening)?
speaking: English
reading: Italian / Portuguese
listening: Portuguese

>>4461524
Oh.

It's just something she picked up one summer holiday while visiting friends in France. For fun. She heard it and just had to learn it.

I/she awaits the next survey thread.

>>4460310
I'm interested in the Swedish language and Swedish literature. Do you think it would be worth learning as a fourth language? (I know English, French and Spanish) can you recommend any good Swedish authors?

>>4461564
French is much easier for a native spanish speaker.

>>4460170
Native: Spanish
Fluent: English
Proficient: Portuguese, French
Understand greatly: Italian
Learning: Chinese Mandarin, German

>What is your favourite language (for speaking/reading/listening)?

I hate written French horribly but spoken French is beautiful. I like Icelandic a lot, for some reason.

>>4460314
No, age doesn't matter m8, only how much work you put into it.

I'm a native spanish speaker and I speak english fluently.

I want to learn german, french and cantonese.

>>4461564
French will come easier to you since your native language is another romance language. That said, if you're fluent in English then you'd probably be able to pick up German as well since English is a bastardized version of Old German (predominantly), Norman French, Latin, and the various Celtic tribesmen languages.

are you guys life long NEETs? or is this all you do in your spare time?

>>4461118
Combinations of dick size threads and IQ threads have taught me that 4chan is the best hung site in the world and also has several .01% IQs visiting it.

>>4460170
What is your first language?
Spanish
What languages can you speak?
Spanish, Japanese, English, Esperanto [haters gonna hate]
What languages are you currently learning?
Portuguese
What is your favourite language (for speaking/reading/listening)
Japanese, and swedish [beautiful sound]

>>4460170
>What is your first language?
English
>What languages can you speak?
English and a little bit of Japanese.
>What languages are you currently learning?
Japanese. I'd like to get into Greek but only after I reach a certain level of Japanese proficiency.
>What is your favourite language (for speaking/reading/listening)?
I like listening to Japanese, but I prefer to read languages without Chinese characters.

>>4462228
Why the fuck would you want to learn cantonese?

>>4462762
Lunch #4 at Chinese's

>What is your first language?

Spanish

>What languages can you speak?

Spanish, English and some French

>What languages are you currently learning?

German, Latin, Greek and French. Also want to start soon with Italian, and hopefully Chinese in the next years

>What is your favourite language (for speaking/reading/listening)?

Spanish, English or Spanish (meh English > meh Spanish, but good Spanish > good English), English and Russian

>>4461045
It´s hard to define it. It feels basic, like an artificial simplification of the spoken word.

It´s like a middle point between abstract though and internal dialogue, carrying the benefits of both - the freedom of the abstract though for how schematic it is, and the structure and consistence of inner speech, which allows me to think deeper into something. But, as it is so schematic, it takes less mental effort than Spanish and doesn´t take so much of my focus, so I can multitask more easily.

Also, it feels completely detached. Spanish is my language - the words have deeply ingrained meanings and connotations, and often bring memories. Talking, or even thinking in my language, is personal, because when I do so I also bring back a lot of my past experiences. English, on the other hand, feels like an tool. It barely brings back any memories, it barely has any deeper meanings linked to the words, aside from those given by memorization and use in conversation with mostly unknown people. It is, therefore, less distracting, more "to the point".

Finally, English has an exotic touch. We Spaniards are so awful with the pronunciation because we can´t even hear the difference between many sounds, and when we finally manage to understand the difference between "cheese" and "pit", it feels great. English sounds very alien to us, and therefore it´s easy to "link" it to a story. As it doesn´t bring the memories that Spanish brings, it is easier to detach from reality and immerse in the reading.

Or that´s for me, at least.

My first and only real language is English. If asked to conjure up a sentence in a foreign language on the spot I would most likely barf up a mishmash of the Japanese I half-learned freshman year of college and the Spanish I 1/5-learned in high school and grade school. Whenever I go on vacation in non-English speaking countries I just learn "Hello," "Do you speak English," and "Sorry, I don't speak _____" and most people with whom I interact treat me like a sweet-hearted princess with a bone marrow disorder. YOLO.

>What is your first language?
English

>What languages can you speak?
English, babby Russian, babby Latin

>What languages are you currently learning?
Russian, Latin

>What is your favourite language (for speaking/reading/listening)?
English/English/Latin

>>4462764
I thought you want to go to hong kong or something. Cantonese is one of the most useless language practical wise, since if you want to do business in hong kong all you need is just english, and there are not much cantonese literature around. Well may be there are some great cantonese movies decade ago, but that's all.

>Native
Dutch

>Languages
Dutch, English, French

>Learning
English, French

How can you ever stop learning a language? Nearing a Ba teaching degree in French and English and there's still so much to learn.

>>4462795
>French

>>4462795

You Flemish my nigga?

>>4460170
>What is your first language?

Estonian

>What languages can you speak?

Estonian, English, babby German

>What languages are you currently learning?

Russian, German

>What is your favourite language (for speaking/reading/listening)?

English

tfw my country's education system requires me to lean 3 languages before graduation of high school.

To all who are learning Ancient Greek, how are you doing it? I want to try with 'Introduction to Attic Greek' by D. Mastronarde, is it good for a complete beginner?

>What is your first language?
Polish & Wolof

>What languages can you speak?
Fluent in Polish, Wolof, French, English, Spanish.

>What languages are you currently learning?
Hindi

>What is your favourite language (for speaking/reading/listening)?
Speaking: Polish
Reading: French
Listening: Hindi

>>4462827
indeed I am

>What is first language?
Italian

>What languages can you speak?
Italian and English

>What languages are you currently learning?
Latin (meh) but I'm about to start Spanish and French

>What is your favourite language for
>Speaking
I love Italian. I love it.
>Reading and Listening
Pretty much,anything I can understand

>What is your first language?
French
>What languages can you speak?
French, English, Arabic (Algerian)
>What languages are you currently learning?
Spanish
>What is your favourite language (for speaking/reading/listening)?
Japanese, Latin, Italian

>>4460315
How hard is Classical Chinese for a baka gaijin to learn? Doesn't that shit take a century and a Chinese classical education to understand half the shit without excessive annotation? How are you learning it before learning Mandarin?

>What is your first language
English

>What languages can you speak
Cantonese (spoken), Mandarin (spoken), Spanish

>What languages are you currently learning?
French, Latin

>What is your favourite language
Honestly English because of the breadth and versatility of its vocabulary

>What is your first language?
Swedish.

>What languages can you speak?
Swedish, English, Spanish, Japanese.

>What languages are you currently learning?
French and Arabic.

>What is your favourite language (for speaking/reading/listening)?
I find French very fun to speak with all those exaggerated sounds and guttural R's. Reading in Arabic is lovely, the lack of written vowels can be annoying when you encounter a word you don't know, but the script is beautiful and the consonant roots practical. As for listening, Japanese is very calm and articulate. And cute.

>What is your first language?
Lithuanian
What languages can you speak?
English
What languages are you currently learning?
German
What is your favourite language (for speaking/reading/listening)?
Lithuanian

>What is your first language?
spanish

>What languages can you speak?
english

>What languages are you currently learning?
french

>What is your favourite language (for speaking/reading/listening)?
depends. English is good on a streel level, Spanish is better for literature

>>4460592

>What is your first language?
Russian, English, and German.

>What languages can you speak?
Russian, English, German, French, Spanish, Latin, Greek, Japanese, Korean, Czech, Slovak, Mandarin, Hindi, Arabic, Portuguese, Bengali, Javanese, Wu, Tamil, Tagalog, Urdu, Turkish, Polish, Bulgarian, and Italian. All fluently.

>What languages are you currently learning?
Uzbek. Running out of languages to learn, here. LOL!

>What is your favourite language (for speaking/reading/listening)?
They, all of them, have their merits. I cannot choose one over the other.

>>4462849
Wolof? Isn't that a language they speak in Senegal? I always thought there weren't any niggers in Poland.

>>4462909
daunas :)

>>4460423
>atseit kas nors tavim tiki

>>4462963
Impressive. Two more languages and you'd speak as many as I am. I don't say that to brag, but it's rare I find someone who's as into language-learning as I am. Keep it up!

>>4462963
Well. Um. How old are you and how long did all that take you? Which was the hardest and which was the easiest to learn? Have you ever actually had any use of most of those?

>What is your first language?
English
>What languages can you speak?
Non-fluent German and English
>What languages are you currently learning?
Still German, I suppose.
>What is your favourite language (for speaking/reading/listening)?
English, all across.

>>4462963
>>4463014

>What is your first language?
Spanish (Argentina)

>What languages can you speak?
Spanish and English (or at least, I pretend that I can)

What languages are you currently learning?
Norwegian and Russian, the first because I simply love it, just pure Germanic grandeur. The second because I've always wanted to learn a non European language (Slavic ones do not count), and Russia has a mighty history, with a great wealth of literature in it's back

What is your favourite language (for speaking/reading/listening)?

When it comes to speaking, English
When it comes to reading, Spanish (While I think English has a wider range of vocabulary and it's best for plain old prose, Spanish, when written right, is just beautiful)

>>4462227
Seconded. In my opinion, if you have both time and will, you can start reading literature in your target language (at least when it comes to Germanic/Romance languages) with relative ease in abouth 6-10 months

>first language
English
>you can speak
English, some Latin
>learning
German
>favorite
German, It just sounds so beautiful

>What is your first language?
Catalan
>What languages can you speak?
Catalan, Spanish, English
>What languages are you currently learning?
None
>What is your favourite language (for speaking/reading/listening)?
Speaking: Catalan
Reading: Spanish
Listening: English

how does i learn a new language?

>>4463481
Did Vicki Christina Barcelona piss you off too?

>>4463516
I haven't watched it. Is it that bad?

>>4463525
It's so bad I'm not sure it wasn't intended. There's no way someone could do that little research for a movie about going to Cataluna, but one of the characters does her MA in the culture of the region. The fierce Catalan poet doesn't sound Catalan. I'm not sure if I was trolled or Woody just stopped giving a shit.

What is your first language?

Faroese

What languages can you speak?

Faroese, Danish, English and a little French and German. Can understand written and some spoken Swedish, Norwegian and Icelandic.

What languages are you currently learning?

None.

What is your favourite language (for speaking/reading/listening)?

Faroese
English/Faroese
Faroese/English

>>4460170
>What is your first language?
Dutch.
What languages can you speak?
Dutch, English and also a little French and German
What languages are you currently learning?
French and Latin
What is your favourite language (for speaking/reading/listening)?
I really like hearing and reading both English and Latin, but my favorite language is the dialect of my province (which is Brabants)

>>4463575
> Du vil aldri reise på en seiltur i Nordsjoen og forelske deg, og etter hvert finne lykke og inspirasjon hos en sot færoysk jente med en liten gård i havgapet.

>First language

Portuguese.

>Can speak

English and Spanish.

>Currently learning

German and French.

>Favorite language

Portuguese for beauty, English for clarity.

>>4463796

>du vil aldrig have en pige

>>4463897

>>4460170
i was trying to post this morning from work but i couldn't because of the filtering ...
this thread is not about how many languages you heard about

because if you only know how to say hasta luego in spanish doesnt make you fluent in spanish and you dont have to add it to that list

here's how it goes ! (by levels) and on a scale from 1 to 10

language speaking reading listening writing
french 4 8 8 5
english 5 10 5 7
german 1 5 5 2
arabic 7 9 7 7
korean 2 2 3 4

>>4460423
Nem hinném hogy tudsz magyarul

>What is your first language?
English
>What languages can you speak?
English, Spanish, German, Russian, Korean
>What languages are you currently learning?
Still working on mastering Russian and Korean
>What is your favourite language (for speaking/reading/listening)

speaking - Russian or German
reading - English
listening - really, fucking anything but Korean. I love my extended family, but christ almighty when they speak in Korean (90% of the time) I can't deal with it. One of the worst sounding languages

>>4460170
>What is your first language?
English
>What languages can you speak?
English
>What languages are you currently learning?
English
>What is your favourite language (for speaking/reading/listening)?
English

>>4463939
>this thread is not about how many languages you heard about
This was already the case, see >>4462963 and >>4463014

>>4460423

>>4463012
>lauk, mano nepatriotiskumas neleidžia tikėti lietuviais šioje vietoje.

>>4463897
>girl is "pige" in faroese
My sides. Does this go for 2D girls too?

The only language I know is English.

I'm interested in learning Polish. I have internet access (obviously), but can't stream video.

What are my options?

What is your first language?

>English

What languages can you speak?

>English

What languages are you currently learning?

>German/French

What is your favourite language (for speaking/reading/listening)?

>English, but enjoy French and German authors

>>4460592
Occasional brasilians seems more cultured than russians, polaks, but do we know this for sure? I don't think so. /lit/ somewhat became place where you hope someone will pick your subject up and discuss rather than shitpost.