My Question:
What other languages do you speak?
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I speak Patois (Jamaican - Caribbean island) and English and a little Spanish.
I miss Christine. *HUGS* I hope you are well darling.
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German, Russian, Norwegian, Danish, passable Swedish and some Spanish.
ReplyDeleteI speak a little bit on Cantonese, but not much, and I pronounce things wrong all the time!
ReplyDeleteSpanish, Russian and a little Ukrainian
ReplyDeleteFrench, conversational Spanish, some Mandarin, a sprinkle of Tahitian and a dash of Korean.
ReplyDeleteEstonian, English, Spanish, Russian a little bit of German and Finnish.
ReplyDeleteBesides English, I can speak very little Spanish.
ReplyDeleteSiiigh not anymore. I used to be almost fluent in Spanish.
ReplyDeleteBesides English, I speak Arabic (my father was in the military so we lived in Saudia Arabia for 3 years). I don't know if it counts but I know bits and pieces of Spanish thanks to Dora the Explorer. Oh and I can also sign (because I took a class in sign language with a friend whose daughter was hearing impaired).
ReplyDeleteI speak a little bit of Spanish and of course Fluent in English
ReplyDeleteI can speak a little Spanish and Polish-I really hope I will be able to learn more languages when I go back to school!
ReplyDeleteHappy Friday :D
Found you through Friday Follow! Great blog, I'm now a Google Friend Connect Follower! :)
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Wow! The other commentors are really on top of the other languages.
ReplyDeleteI took French classes for probably 8 yrs in school, and can't speak barely a word of it!
Aloha!
Passing through from Friday Follow hope you are doing well.
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend
I speak a some German and a tiny bit of Spanish.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by my blog! ALOHA!
Now there's something I wish I had done - stuck with a foreign language. I can understand a bit of Spanish and Italian.
ReplyDeleteHappy Aloha Friday to you and thanks for stopping over for Friday Follow. That's cool that you have another language. Congrats also on your award!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your awards! Thanks for stopping by my blog today and leaving good advice! I'm really not bilingual at all! I know some Spanish, and Tongan words! I think it's great you know so many languages! Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteThank you for stopping by, and congrats on your awards. So you got your Valentines present already? That's wonderful. Isn't he sweet. I hope you CD of Sade comes on time too. I heard one tonite by her I never heard, I think it was By your side? Well, it was pretty. Hubby is taking me for Mexican food tomorrow, and out to brunch on Sunday. So, that's cool. Happy Valentines Day, girl. Oh, and I only speak English (and not all that well - LOL)!
ReplyDeleteI know an ity bity but of Spanish but I do not speak anything other than English.
ReplyDeleteI know a small bit of Spanish.
ReplyDeleteStopping by to say hello with Friday Follow. Hope you have an amazing weekend with your family and friends.
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ReplyDeleteYup bout the only white chick who does.. special.. lol
I have so much to say about your blog! First, I am not really bilingual, but I do have about 7 years of German classes behind me... Ich spreche ein bisschen Deutsch.
ReplyDeleteSecond, congrats on the awards!
Third, love your Maya Angelou quote-- she was the answer to a Jeopardy question this week!
Fourth, I love your answer over on my blog-- I love to dance, too!
~Elizabeth
Confessions From A Working Mom
I sound like an idiot if I speak Patois, even though I spoke it the first 9 years of my life.
ReplyDeleteI often ask my kids to translate (even though they were born in Canada and do not speak Patois they understand) because I have forgotten some words and when my aunts speak...way over my head, don't really get it.
I don't consider myself bilingual but I speak french and some Arabic. I don't know...maybe.
No other languages here. I've never heard of Patois. Very interesting!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your awards, you have a great blog.
None...I'm lucky enough to know English LOL :)
ReplyDeleteSince we lived in Switzerland for 4 years in a small farming village - I speak German. The Swiss speak a dialect, Swiss German (it is not a written language for the most part), but we learned hoch Deutsch or high German.
ReplyDeleteEnglish and Spanish, plus bits of many other languages. I love listening to Patois!
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All I speak is southern...
LOL, just english... that is all for me... took spanish in high school, but do not remember it
Patois is so hard to learn if you are new to it...it is constantly changing as well
ReplyDeleteSpanish, French, english, patois
congrats on your awards