Languages Spoken

[Yahilles]

I forgot to say because i don´t actually "know" the languages, and i definitely can´t use them at all....but i can understand portuguese and italian pretty well, at least to get by (they are both so similar to castilian that enough words are readily recognizable to understand most of it). I guess the same applies to them, i´m sure any portuguese or italian guy can understand me in spanish well enough, even without any practice.

I think it's something similiar here, that polish people are able to communicate with czech people, and i've heard that if you know Polish and Russian language, you're free to communicate with people from Ukraine.

I'm always impressed by the minds and abilities of the people here at Caudata.org. Even the people who tend to apologize for their English speak and write it better than most American High School students.

I know i am not that good in English (but my main problem is how to spell things - know how to say something but my tongue is always making problems), but i see that (mainly on facebook) i see that american people are making language mistakes, many people i know say, for example, "it's to heavy", shouldn't that be "it's too heavy"?

 

[Snailbait]

Interesting topic!

I speak English and can get by pretty well in Japanese (used to be better, but I've not had to use it for years...). I know a tiny bit of German but no where near enough to have a conversation in it.