I speak english and spanish. Spanish I've taken in school for five years.... however, I really want to learn sign language, but am having a hard time finding a place to take classes. I'm open for suggestions if anyone has any information... thanks!

English, Polish, and a hint of Spanish, French, German, and sign language, if that counts for anything.

I used to know about six languages fluently, but after the "years" I kind of dumbed myself down. Surprising, I know.

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hah! all you people speak all these different languages. Well let's see here...I speak english....english....english...ah! Pig Latin if that counts for anything. A small bit of French(I"m learning it in school and want to be fluent) and I did know some Hebrew, but in the past year without Hebrew School, I've forgotten almost all of the little I knew.

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Because English is the hardest language to learn if you're not taught it at first.

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English is a bloody hard language. My grandmother is trying to learn English at 64. I can't explain any of the rules to her. I just know the things instinctlively. Its really difficult. I learned it when I was four, in South Africa and I've been to South African, American and English schools, so I think I've got the language down pat. Like Communism101 said, I am starting to forget my own language, which is quite sad, and my brother doesn't even know any serbian.

I speak english and serbian fluently and am currently learning french and german in school. I like languages, and am not that bad at them. I would like to continue with them in some sort of career, but all the ones I have looked at are really, really boring.

Ah well.

You don't have to differentiate between serbian, croatian and serbo-croatian. They are more-or-less the same language. If you put it that way, I speak: Bosnian, Serbian, Croatian and Serbo-Croatian. Actually, if you put all those on a resumé then it makes it look as if you speak loads of different languages (if the employer doesn't know any better).

I might try that actually...

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I speak English and some German.

French and English

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i don't think that english is a hard language! i started learning english when i was 9, i do think french is harder, but i like it more than english!

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I've had many teachers tell me it is.

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oh please write some russian!

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Well, what sort of Russian do you want?

Sputnik- Fellow Traveler
Berkut- Royal Eagle
Vostok- East
Luna- Moon
Mnogofunktseeonahl'nyy Frontovoy Istrebeel- Multi-Role Tatical Fighter

Does this help you? Because America speaks English, I fear I might forget knowledge that I have of Russian. Or would you like some more?

you are right besides, the americans have no need to learn english cause they think they own the world and that everyone else knows english. Lol. I know English, Spanish, a bit of French and I'm sUPPOSED to be learning german but i'm not really getting much...

i don't think that english is a hard language! i started learning english when i was 9, i do think french is harder, but i like it more than english! oh please write some russian! i try to understand it though sometimes i fail tooo much!

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I did get the impression that the ppl in english speaking countries suck at other languages.

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Because English is the hardest language to learn if you're not taught it at first. I am native to Russia, but now live in America. I speak Russian and English very well, can speak a good amount of Ukrainian and I am learning Spanish.