Polish is my native, so I learned it naturally.
I have huge part of family living in Germany so I always spoke some and understood a lot. But when I was a teenager I attended German Gymnasium for two years and it was how I learned it, lol.
English out of need and self-taught (that's why my grammar sucks). As a software engineer I had all resources available mainly in English, so I had no choice :D
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I learned English because of school 😭
I know several dialects (versions) of English and I can get by in French, Spanish and Mandarin Chinese, often just enough to get me in (or out of) trouble.
I studied French in high school, my former in-laws were Latinos, and Chinese I picked up doing projects in China, Taiwan and Hong Kong.
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I learned Spanish...
I never studied English
these are the two I speak of
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4. I speak my 2 mother tongue languages at home. Arabic and another I’d rather not share as it narrows down exactly where I’m from and I enjoy the level of anonymity 😅
I learned English when I moved to Canada.
I took ASL while everyone else was getting bombed with French in middle school.Only Japanese (my first language) and English to a reasonable degree of fluency. I did study Mandarin and Cantonese along with Spanish for high school and university but I'm afraid I've forgotten almost all of it.
Only two Welsh and English but that's because I grew up in a bilingual community. I learned German at school but never took it beyond that and I've forgotten most of it.
English, with Oxford commas, thank you.
Some Spanish, enough to find bathrooms, food and to massage Spanish-speaking clients. Donde esta el dolor? (Where is the pain?).
Some basic sign language.
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The only language I speak fluently is English but I know a little bit of Spanish, French and Sign Language
English and norwegian fluently and German very well.
Immersion and practice3. English - duh - French and Afrikaans. French at school and I've picked up a bit of Afrikaans by living in South Africa
I love this question because I'm English and I don't even know English half the time LOL I only know one or two but nobody else knows what they are and do I but I can communicate
I am a native Dutch speaker, I also know English.
Took two years of Spanish in college, but did not, stay with it, and cannot now carry on a coherent conversation in Spanish.
One. I learned Spanish to a degree through school and am learning Russian.
My mother tongue, french and English
I know some French German and Spanish
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Just English
I only know English
I am fairly proficient in Spanish
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