What languages can YOU speak?

[FlipMode]

No she is right American is different to English

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It isn't, I just want to see the reaction of an American when she tells them all they do not speak English.

[wolfishgirl]

would you like me to show you the differences between American and English?

[Eli_Ayase]

What difference is there? As I said, FEW words are different from British English <.< accents make no sense. Sheesh, chill bro. Don't get off topic about American being a "language" which is not, if you wanna, then start a thread or something... This is just a topic where you are asked to write what language you speak. JUST SAYIN'.

[PrincessKiara]

I speak Norwegian (native tongue)
English

I also learned German, Spanish and Russian in school, but not much of that ever stuck, lol. I do remember some German though, as I had it for all twelve years.

[Timon the great]

Spanish (mostly understanding).

But I should because of my Mexican heritage. I can only speak it to some extent and enough to carry on a basic conversation. The same would apply to how much I can read in it. Writing in the language is the worst aspect for me.

I'm glad I can go further into it now then I could back before 2005. Because of the experience I had living in a boarding school with tons of guys from Mexico. That was a major life experience for me.

Other than that, English is my native language. Thankfully, that'll never change.

[InsaneSeagull]

Hehe, reading to yours I feel almost ashamed

Serbian (native), English and a bit of German. I'll know more someday, I guess XDD

[FlipMode]

would you like me to show you the differences between American and English?

There isn't; Americans speak English. I mean you wouldn't say an Austrailian speaks Austrailian lol American is a nationality, it's not a language. I do worry about people on here sometimes... Most of the times.

[nathalie]

As I'm from Belgium, I speak Flemish. Which is kind of like Dutch, but a complete different accent.
A little bit of French.
English & German fluently.

[Sigurd]

Swedish (Mother tounge)
English
German at a intermediate level

[DreamEater]

Some Spanish, Italian, French and very little Japanese.

Oh, and obviously English. X3