Just like the title sayes what languages do Warlighters speak and optionaly what how long have you spoke that or been learning?

For me its:
English (whole life)
Spanish (casualy been learning it for a few year plan to increase intensity of learning soon)

Also talk about cultures and what not... Will post an mini embarrassing / funny story about me accidently acting like a cock in France tomorrow. Story like that very welcome here.

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English since birth
at like 5 I began to learn Irish
and about 4 years ago I began to learn french.

You any good at irish now? also is calling someone a mick actually offensive in Ireland

German (whole life)
English (Since 1st grade of grammar school... I am still failing...)
Latin (Well, I dont speak it but I learn a bit of it in school and privat.

Culture?
Puh, not much to say... we love schnitzel (I mean the food...) and all kind of mountains.. oh yeah we love mountains! They are everywhere and nowhere... In some parts of Austria you have so many mountains that you cant even see them.

Edit: Grammar

Edited 10/20/2015 19:55:46

more or less fluent
and I have never heard mick used as an insult so I'd say no.

I can speak Dutch, English and basic German

I can read French, Italian, Latin and Ancient Greek (useless I know) as well

To be fair I would like to learn Latin one day but wow you know a fair few languages.

I know English, obviously.

Aside from that I just have a VERY basic knowledge of Spanish.

I really want to learn German and Russian though.

not the easiest plan Eklipse ^^

german, French and english for me. French is the worst tough.

also very very limited latin knowledge

almost forgot the most important. swiss german! switzerland ftw!

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I'm Flemmish de facto 'Belgian' although I rather joke about it . It's not uncommon in Flanders , just like Gerrit and his peerd.

Languages:

Gaga oegoe - baby language (learnt at birth)

(South-West-)Flemmish - (since I was 2 years old)

Dutch - I have learnt this language on elementary school. (I was 6 years old)

French - (began learning at the age of 8)

(Ch'tis) French Flemmish - French dialect around Hazebrouck (learnt at the age of 10)

English - (I was folowing English lessions at the age of 13)

German - Horrendously bad, had a 41% for my exams for German when I was 16, still passed through(taught in school at the age of 14)


For the future:

Spanish - maybe soon but due the financial crisis I rather don't want to.

Serbian - A friend of me now tries to teach me Serbian.. without succes. I just have learnt some swearwords in Serbian.

Japanese - At this moment I only know some hentai terms from my ex-girlfriend of 2 years ago.

Polish (since birth)

French (since I was 6. Came to Belgium at that age and my parents wanted me to know French rather than English. Well, today, I wouldn't have made that choice, to be honest, but it is how it is)

English (for 4 years. Surprisingly not much. I learned a lot chatting on the net)

I also know bits from Italian and Spanish, as well as from German, but I doubt it's enough to communicate efficiently and be understandable. More or less like Belgian Gentleman knows Serbian :P

I never actually learned Flemish/Dutch. Even though I technically live in Flanders (5 km away from Brussels, but Brussels is surrounded by Flanders)

English (since about maybe 2)
German (for a year)

Culture: America

English (life)
Spanish (3rd year of learning)
French (A few words because Canada)

French (at birth)
Basque (since 3/4 years old at kindergarten until 14)
English (elementary school 10)
Spanish (middle school 13 but understood it since half my classmates were Spaniards, as I live next to the French/Spanish border)
German (tried one year yeah..)
Latin (middle school also one year for a trip in Rome yay)

Started to learn Chinese at Uni.

English (since birth)
Latin and French (learning)

Spanish and English (Since Birth)

Language spoken: English (1st language)

Languages that I've tried to learn and failed and given up on:

• French (aged 11 to 14, at school) (current knowledge: almost nothing)
  
• Spanish (aged 12 to 16, at school) (current knowledge: a few words and a vague understanding of the grammar of basic sentences)
  
• Cornish (aged 20, was being taught by a former housemate from Cornwall) (current knowledge: a handful of words, which is all my housemate knew to be fair)

Edited 10/21/2015 00:53:24

Language spoken: Polish (I'm from Poland), Swedish (I live in Sweden), English (School and the Internet).

Languages that I've tried to learn but gave up on:

French (School. Fuck you French)


Culture - We drink a lot of vodka, steal a lot of cars and we are pretty much a glorified Jewish graveyard for many people.

Edited 10/21/2015 06:35:09

English and Japanese.

As for culture in Australia we like sport, pretending to be more cultured than we are, hating either Queensland or New South Wales (two main Australian states). And also convincing foreigners that we ride kangaroos too school. We do honestly.

English (1st Language)

Japanese (A bit rusty)

Cebuano (sort of a bit)

Italian (sort of)

Planning to Learn:

French
German
Spanish