Language Speakers \o/

[ThatHiddenDL]

I'm somewhat of a linguist. Other than English I speak Japanese pretty fluently and am a passive speaker of Spanish.
ehhem: French, German, Swedish, Mandarin, Classical Chinese, Korean, Koine Greek, Turkish, Hindi, Hebrew, Tagalog, Tibetan, Sanskrit, Italian, I'm just looking at my bookshelf at this point . . . Just a few of my language interests lol. Anyone else a language lover?

 

[HelloKittyBoi]

Language lover? No.
Language professional? Maybe.
Fluent in French and English and notions in German, Chinese and Spanish.

 

[PCBaby]

English and German (used to be a German Technical Translator in the UK forces).

 

[Lyokodl]

I'm a hardcore language lover that is fluent in both Spanish and English. I know basic to intermediate French and also have a great deal of interest in Italian, Mandarin Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Finnish, and Arabic.

 

[ThatHiddenDL]

Italian, Mandarin Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Finnish, and Arabic.

Fun choices ... You should take a look at Tibetan. Its grammar is very similar to Japanese and Korean, but the orthography is painful.

 

[ClandestineWing]

I like language quite a bit, English being my first. I'm currently learning Japanese and am somewhat fluent in Spanish.

 

[Traemo]

I suppose I'm a bit of the odd man out, here; my interest isn't so much in specific languages as language as a whole. I like looking into how different languages are structured, how they do or don't indicated concepts and relationships, and so on. Mostly, it started when I decided, lo these very many moons past, to create a language of my own and fell into the ConLang abyss.

 

[ThatHiddenDL]

I suppose I'm a bit of the odd man out, here; my interest isn't so much in specific languages as language as a whole. I like looking into how different languages are structured, how they do or don't indicated concepts and relationships, and so on. Mostly, it started when I decided, lo these very many moons past, to create a language of my own and fell into the ConLang abyss.

I'm the same way. I love to learn about the grammar of a language. It's so interesting to see the similarities and differences between languages.

 

[PCBaby]

I currently live in South Wales (UK) and whilst I don't speak very much welsh at all, listening to it, it appears to have Germanic roots. I also studied Latin whilst at school but have forgotten most of it now.

 

[PapaBear001]

ANSI C, C++, C#, Java, Java Script, HTML, XML, XHTML, ASPX, VB, Perl, Python, JPython, CMD, PowerShell, csh, bash, Pascal, Modula-2, BASIC, LISP, COBOL, FORTRAN 77, makefile, msbuild.

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PS: Don't forget the semi!

 

[PCBaby]

lol