Which language do you most use?

[CatCreature]

English, although "Jag kan bara lite svenska" (I can speak a little Swedish. I think. )

Nice!

 

 

Swedish and English :>

Swedish and English here too.

Edited August 10, 2013 by CatCreature

[dustpuppy]

Online mostly English and some German, offline mostly German and some English.

[Duysterwald]

Limburgish. People generally consider it a dialect and not an independent language in my country, but it is the language I first learned to speak (so it's really my mother tongue) and always speak at home and in all informal situations IRL. I only speak Dutch in formal or professional situations IRL, such as at work and also previously at school.

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Limburgish_language

[Hermeline]

I use German in everyday life and English online.

 

I learned some French, Latin, Swedish and Turkish, too, but as I had no opportunity to use them, I forgot most of it. Though I think I'm still fairly good at understanding French and medieval latin texts, even if I'd be too shy to use these languages myself... ^^"

[selkieee]

about half english and half german - half of my family is from germany, so i use it quite a bit

[Sonatos]

English the most, but some Spanish too.

 

Would like to become fluent in Japanese. *w*

[jlturbyfill]

English

[Oriolous]

English. Though I am learning Latin ever so slowly, simply because I love learning the history of words and I plan on being a paleo-biologist (so I need Latin to understand scientific names of ancient animals)

 

I actually won a science competition because of my love of Latin. "This word means writing with light." Nobody knew the answer... So I thought about photos, which is light in Latin (and where we got the word Photon for a light particle), and said "photography" and got it right.

Edited August 10, 2013 by Oriolous

[sh20000sh]

I use English more in online these days.... =ㅂ=

[sh20000sh]

Eh... sorry for bumping.

Anyway, most of you use English.

[Northerndragon0X]

English

[Orlageddon]

English. Though I am learning Latin ever so slowly, simply because I love learning the history of words and I plan on being a paleo-biologist (so I need Latin to understand scientific names of ancient animals)

 

I actually won a science competition because of my love of Latin. "This word means writing with light." Nobody knew the answer... So I thought about photos, which is light in Latin (and where we got the word Photon for a light particle), and said "photography" and got it right.

Sorry for being a smartass but that word comes from Greek

[Dimar]

english, mostly the sarcasm dialect

Rofl, yes! This is so me.

 

I know a bit of Spanish, but not really enough to use daily especially since my family doesn't speak it. I'll get better with more classes.

[sym]

Chinese and Cantonese

Have anyone same too?

[siliconrose]

Definitely English, though I spend a fair amount of time consuming Japanese media.

[Red2111]

a slaughtered verson of english.

[Hazel360]

Mostly Portuguese irl; mostly english online.

[RiverstarOfSkyclan]

I use English, but I've always wanted to learn Portuguese seeing I'm 75% Portuguese and don't know a word of it.

[Herk]

Online mostly English and some German, offline mostly German and some English.

What she said

 

OMG - dustpuppy I didn't even realize you were German until now

[Lemniscate]

I also use Chinese at home in addition to English, it's like a mixture of Chinese and English most of the time

[Mousia]

I use English, but I've always wanted to learn Portuguese seeing I'm 75% Portuguese and don't know a word of it.

Portuguese isn't that hard to learn if you know another Latin language, especially Spanish. I'm half Brazilian with Portuguese as my first language, so I may not be a very reliable person to ask.

 

But yeah. Mostly English as I live in the United States, but I do mostly hear Portuguese. I was recently in France and I spoke some French there, but it was mostly translating for my mother.

[senyi]

Chinese and Cantonese

Have anyone same too?

I guess that's kinda sorta me. IRL, I use English at school, but a mix of Cantonese and English at home.

[Aamaranthine]

Czech, as it is my native language. And mostly English online.

[lyreel]

a slaughtered verson of english.

I like this expression

[tjsweepers]

English, mostly. My grandparents spoke Finnish and had very poor English. So i can speak some but not read it. I lived in Japan for a few years and have a very basic understanding of the written form and can speak it, not fluently, but well enough.