What language can u speak?

Speak English <----- Secondary Language Here in Puerto Rico.
Hablo Espanol <----- Native Language.
understand a little of Portuguese and Italian but can't speak them.

 

I'm the opposite English main language. Know some Spanish though.
Hola ¿cómo estás hoy? Me gusta Mi vida digital. ¿y tú?

 

German - Language of the country where I live ( i' kann guat Deutsch)
English - Native language.

 

Spanish (Native)
English (I preffer british accent )
I also took some french classes in high school

 

Dutch
English (I love both Brittish and American)
German

French (Has been a while, enough to get where I want to go and make lite conversation)
Italian (Some words, again enough to get where I want to go)
... and some words in a lot of European languages, like Danish and Norwegian and Swedish and Spanish and Portuguese.

I was a truck driver some years ago, whenever you were in a country you had to learn, you simply had to
You could try to communicate in one of the popular languages, or use them to try and understand what the people meant.

There was always an alternate solution, give him/her a piece of paper, put an "x" on it, and point to yourself and "here", and show the address where you want to go
Believe me, you would get there, sometimes people got in their car and drove in front of you to get you there

 

Never but you just got to love the Brittish and their humor

 

@gamepoint

Love the video. Try this

And native German speakers, please do not be offended, it's not intended to do that. Just a little humour that's all.

 

Malay - my country language
English - native
arabic - native
javanese - native

 

English Native language
German not fluent meine Großmutter brachte mir Deutsches bei, als ich ein Junge war

 

my grandmother taught me german, when I was young/a boy

 

Just what dabits said My grandparents fled Germany in 1933 and when I was little she lived with us and never learned english. I'm a bit rusty especially with spelling