Languages (Survey)

1. Is English your native language?
Yes

2. What language(s) are you able to read/write/speak in?
German (to some extent) and Japanese (to a lesser extent)

3. What are some languages you want to learn?
Japanese, Norwegian, Korean, Cantonese

4. Which ones do you think you're actually going to learn in this lifetime?
Japanese, Norwegian

5. How do you plan on mastering said language(s)?
Self study like mad, watch many things in said language and talk to people from that country.

 

Well, English is my native tongue.

I plan to learn sign language...it is a part of my degree, so I know I will be fluent...yeah, I know, it isn't sexy or romantic, but it is necessary for the teaching of the deaf. which I plan to do when I am done with school.

I don't speak any other language, though I would very much like to learn Italian and French.

I most likely will study them in college.

 

I can do my alphabet in sign language... that's about as much as I can manage

 

Hey, that isn't easy to get down properly...kudos to you...

 

1. Is English your native language?

Yes.

2. What language(s) are you able to read/write/speak in?

English, French, Japanese (a bit), Hebrew (written)

3. What are some languages you want to learn?

More Hebrew, Japanese, as well as Spanish and Portuguese

4. Which ones do you think you're actually going to learn in this lifetime?

More French, some Spanish and Hebrew

5. How do you plan on mastering said language(s)?

Taking classes, going abroad

 

English is not my native language. I can read, write and speak in Russian. Also can read and speak a little bit of Spanish, since that is the language I want to learn. I think I will do it eventually. My original plan was to spend the Summer living somewhere in Spain, but work constraints won't allow me that. Maybe I'll try using Rosetta Stone and then practice with friends or coworkers.

 

1. Is English your native language?
No

2. What language(s) are you able to read/write/speak in?
Read/Write/Speak - Portuguese (from Portugal - The Real one)
Read/Write/Speak - English
Understand a little of French (had three years), can talk a little and read
Understand and speak Spanish (from Spain)
Speak just a little of Japanese

3. What are some languages you want to learn?
Japanese, Russian, Korean, Italian, German and get better at French

4. Which ones do you think you're actually going to learn in this lifetime?
I hope all of them, but probably just get better at French, learn Japanese and try Russian.

5. How do you plan on mastering said language(s)?
Taking classed and getting friends who help me out =)

 

1. Is English your native language?
English
2. What language(s) are you able to read/write/speak in?
English,German,and a language that me and a friend created 'Veldin'
3. What are some languages you want to learn?
More German
4. Which ones do you think you're actually going to learn in this lifetime?
German
5. How do you plan on mastering said language(s)?



I have been working on teaching myself German because It is my heratige and i love to learn new things. I plan to just keep teaching myself. 'Veldin' was just suppose to be for fun to read and right but actually turned out to work. I have not figured out how to speak flowently in it but my user name 'Dellhan' is my Veldin name. If anyone would like to learn it i can teach them on here, its not to hard to learn.

 

1. Is English your native language?
Nopes

2. What language(s) are you able to read/write/speak in?
English, Hindi, Spanish, French, Italian, German, Latin and some Tagalot

3. What are some languages you want to learn?
any I can....I'm in love with languages, but esp. I'd like to learn some o' the
Indian Langs......India's got so many o them, Bangla and Marathi top the list.

4. Which ones do you think you're actually going to learn in this lifetime?
umm...dunno

5. How do you plan on mastering said language(s)?l
hmm....practising it in daily lie....riting songs in the the language.

 

1. Is English your native language? Nope.

2. What language(s) are you able to read/write/speak in? Finnish, English, Swedish, Estonian and a bit of Spanish and French. Mainly I can speak and write English and Estonian of these foreign languages.

3. What are some languages you want to learn? I want to learn to write in English so well that nobody can tell that I'm not native. Latin would be nice, too. Polish sounds wonderful too, since one of my best friends is Polish.

4. Which ones do you think you're actually going to learn in this lifetime? I want to learn a bit of Latin so I think I'll learn that.

5. How do you plan on mastering said language(s)? I'm going to write as much as I can... that way I'll learn English. Others I might learn with the help of an actual teacher.

 

1. Is English your native language?
Yes

2. What language(s) are you able to read/write/speak in?
English, Portugese, Greek

3. What are some languages you want to learn?
Russian, French

4. Which ones do you think you're actually going to learn in this lifetime?
Russian

5. How do you plan on mastering said language(s)?
I'm have the russian and english versions of the following:
War and Peace
Anna Karenina
Crime and Punishment
The Karamazov
The Idiot

I plan on reading the russian version and continually consulting back to my english versions, while I learn word inversions by a hokey workbook. I've already started, actually.

 

1. Is English your native language?
Yes

2.What language(s) are you able to read/write/speak in?
English (obviously)
Japanese - I can read hiragana and katakana and a few hundred kanji.
Spanish, to a lesser degree.

3.What are some languages you want to learn?
As many as I can. But next I want to learn Standard Mandarin.

4. Which ones do you think you're actually going to learn in this lifetime?
Probably quite a few. I'm pretty determined.

5. How do you plan on mastering said language(s)?
Take courses, read books and dictionaries, talk to people who speak the language, travel to places where the language is spoken. Watching Youtube videos in said language is often a good way to learn the sound of the language, if you are not learning from a teacher and you do not know anyone else who speaks it.