What languages can you speak?

[Scinaya]

I speak Finnish and English. While I have studied German and Swedish also for 7 and 5 years, I am not so confident on those, but understand them pretty well. I can also decipher somewhat Norwegian, Danish etc. North European languages because they are very similar to German and Swedish.

Ahh... And a few words of hindi. I tried at some point self learn it, but well, there is only limited amount of material on it. Definitely does not count yet.

I've been talking with my boyfriend about getting onto a Spanish (or some other language) course.

I think the programming languages should be elsewhere. XD Since that is not meant to communicate between people. (Python, R, little Matlab are out of those what I know.)

 

[_Shadow_]

I think the programming languages should be elsewhere. XD Since that is not meant to communicate between people. (Python, R, little Matlab are out of those what I know.)

I've met people with geek level so high that speak using C++ statements.

Not a pleasant for the ear experince, since you have to compile them to understand what they talk about.

Funny thing is they define some things being code words, so when they wanna talk gossip about a "Maria"  they

# define CoolGirl Maria

So when CoolGirl is heard they substitute it in their mind with Maria and so on... 

I am happy that I find it hard to speak like that, and even harder to understand what I hear.

It means that I still got a life.

 

[Marquise*]

French, English,some animals dialects such as kitties and bits of Klingon.

@Dread,

I know a prototype that compiles just at most 100% capacity what users alike are inputting about and have an external link on her open port to store their raw dialects and tune their themes and subjects straight to her database because she emulates compatibility from database to the end line of her CPU!

<---picture of the said prototype on a slight snooze (reset) on the left!

 

[AriesFireTiger]

English and dog 

 

[Dark_Metamorphosis]

I can speak Swedish, English and a tiny bit of Spanish and German