What languages do TuDiabetes members speak?
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Permalink Reply by Muragaki on
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American English (native) and moderate fluency in American Sign Language.
'Way better at comprehending written Spanish than spoken.
And enough Japanese to know when I'm on the hot seat.
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Permalink Reply by Xanthasun on -
american english (native); French (though not as fluent now since I haven't used it recently) currently studying Japanese (speak like a child, but can read at a middle school level)
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Permalink Reply by Olaf R Saugen on -
American English, Norwegian (native), decent Swedish and Danish, French, German and enough Spanish to destroy a good recipe.
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Permalink Reply by Sloane on -
English (native) and Latin, actually. Not a lot of Latin.. but it is helpful in a lot of other subjects.
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Permalink Reply by apomediatress on -
Cantonese is my mother tongue but English has more or less overwritten it. Some French (mostly reading) and a little Japanese which I studied in school. I also know a wee bit of Farsi, mainly food vocabulary!
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Permalink Reply by Panpan Ayca on
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I speak Turkish(native) and English.
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Permalink Reply by jrtpup on -
English is my native language, I'm also fluent in American Sign Language and can understand a very small bit of French, Spanish, German.
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Permalink Reply by Till on -
German (native), English, Spanish, a little bit of Portuguese and I am trying to learn some French.
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Permalink Reply by shoshana27 on -
i speak english,french(native),yiddish german
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Permalink Reply by shoshana27 on
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my mother tongue was german even though i was born in france also speak yiddish & learned some hebrew & of course latin in school which i loved
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