I can speak 4 languages\n\nSpanish\nEnglish\nFrench\nJapanese
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So...did you have a question or just bragging
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4:\n\nenglish (live in england)\npunjabi (mother tongue)\nfrench\ngerman\n\nalso know a tad of dutch and a teeny bit of russian
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Arabic , my tongue \n\nfrench ,teaching it\n\nspnaish  and  sure english \n\n\ngood luck for u if u wnat to learn more :)
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English, Spanish, French, Czech, Slovakian, Ruthenian, and a tiny bit of Arabic
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If you want You can mail me, I speak all the four languages you speak plus one more. Interested zapit333@yahoo.com
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Having English and Spanish down, you're pretty good.  I would recommend Chinese because it is obviously an up and coming nation that will have a huge global influence on everything from politics to trade to just about everything.  If not Chinese, I would look into Arabic for similar reasons (spanning a variety of countries).  Either will make you incredibly marketable!
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Everything is relative from your mother tongue. You could say that Spanish is easy for you if you speak Portuguese but it might be not so easy for English speakers. Gaelic is such a small language that is really worth learning just so you can say you speak a rare language. GO FOR IT!!
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i can speak 7 languages and understadn more than 10..i learnt them cuz i love learning new languages..its so much fulfulling to able to understand so many languages..its intoxicatin really
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It's always good to learn something new that you will be able to use for the rest of your life and possibly in your work.  \n\nI speak two languages fluently, English & Spanish.  The opportunities have been opening up to me since I learned Spanish as a 2nd language over 20 years ago.  You have more of everything.  Twice the fun.\n\nI know a few French words too.  But I picked Spanish because of the huge influx of Hispanic people into our area.\n\nKeep up the good work!
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If you plan to work in the USA, Central America, or South America - SPANISH should be your second language.   For a Larger world picture, choose FRENCH, GERMAN.   If you want to work in the middle east - Choose ARABIC.  If your interests are in Asia chyoose JAPANESE or one ofg the CHINESE languages (probably Mandarin or Tiawanese over Cantonese)
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he went to harward, he knew about 4 languages
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1.  I'm proficient in 3 languages - English, French, and German.  I also know about 2 years of Italian.\n\n2.  No, I don't teach.  I'm a law student.\n\n3.  With language experience, I hope to become an International Lawyer.  You could also work as a translator for the UN, NSA, or the EU.  Also, the CIA is always looking for linguists.  Language skills are also good for diplomats.
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Damn, I can speak French, Italian, German, Spanish and English ... and I couldn't understand you!?
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Fluent- English, Spanish, French\nRead/Write + Vocabulary so, so- Japanese and Korean\nUnderstand 100% but not speak- Portuguese\nUnderstand a little bit since I lived in HK for 1 month- Cantonese
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Sure, I'm from the U.S.  I speak English and Esperanto fluently, I speak Spanish and German enough to be a tourist in the country without looking too much like a stupid American, and I've studied Polish and Mandarin, but know only a few phrases in each.\n\nemail me from my profile and we can start corresponding.
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I speak 5 of the eight languages I've studied at university and I'm pretty good at Korean too.\n\nAfrikaans, Dutch, Xhosa, Zulu and English, I speak fluent.\nLatin, Northern Sotho and Pedi, I've studied.\nKorean I picked up from the locals in Seoul.
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Scot, Welsh, and English mixed with native American.  I speak  English mixed  with some Spanish.  How can one pick what's best?