In Which Languages are you Fluent?

[Tom Earp]

SHOOOOOOOT, I am whatever in NUN cant you read my posts!

Well sometimes in EarpSpeak!

TYPO KING and damn proud and the few!

[juniorgrrl]

Originally posted by AZ-AlphaXi
Well besides english, I'm fluent in C, pascal, refine, prolog, and PL/I ....

Oh and I have a smattering of french...

LOL. You beat me to the geek joke.

I'm fluent in English, Visual Basic, and HTML. It's been a very long time since I've used C.

I took French, Spanish and Latin in high school. Just enough to mess me up when I try to speak one or the other.

[FiReKraCkEr]

Originally posted by carnation
Hey KDatUTC! Kundinggi apbo!!!!

LMAO!!!! FUNNY!!
no, you gotta say

BONGOO!!! lol

[docetboy]

I'm fluent in English

[lionlove]

English, French and Spanish...

Working on my Arabic, Italian, Hebrew and I know a few words in Mandarin Chinese.

[bethany1982]

English, at times. I can get by in Spanish and Portuguese.

[absolutuscchick]

Originally posted by Rudey
I'm fluent in it. Sorry to burst your bubble toots.

-Rudey
--I'm all about the deaf girls...they don't talk back.

Rudey, every single one of your posts TOTALLY makes me laugh....and this time I was on the phone with some boy who was asking me out and i just started sort of giggling

[absolutuscchick]

Well, I can read french and understand it, but since business majors don't have enough time to take a language at either asu or usc, my french skills are definitely not improving any time soon. However, I am DEFINITELY fluent in english

[LXAAlum]

Originally posted by ShaedyKD
I think I'm the first one to post my fluency in American Sign Language (ASL)! I'm working on my minor in ASL, and have interacted with deaf people for many hours. I'm taking advanced ASL this semester, and then Finger Spelling, where you spell out every word using letters, not signs.

Edited to clarify that I was the first to post about ASL. As Rudey mentioned, I am not the only person on here to know ASL!

Me, too. ASL, fingerspelling, and SEE sign. ASL is definitely it's own language - grammar in ASL is bizarre. Of course, I have to know it, or my wife and I could not carry on a conversation very well.

I'm also still somewhat fluent with German.

[Rudey]

Originally posted by LXAAlum
Me, too. ASL, fingerspelling, and SEE sign. ASL is definitely it's own language - grammar in ASL is bizarre. Of course, I have to know it, or my wife and I could not carry on a conversation very well.

I'm also still somewhat fluent with German.

What is SEE?

-Rudey

[DWAlphaGam]

I'm only fluent in English. I took Spanish for 3 years in high school and 3 semesters in college, but I'm barely able to understand anything or speak in it. I'm better at reading Spanish because I have more time to think about it. I watch Telemundo occasionally to try to brush up on it.

My boyfriend said that he's determined to teach me Konkani (a dialect of Hindi). So far I know how to say "look" (so I can point out people as they walk by ), "hurry up," and "tea" (that one is easy, because it's on every Starbucks menu--"chai").

Only english. I would like to go back to school some day for ASL. I can fingerspell .....very....... slowly...... but I can't understand when someone signs at me.

[LXAAlum]

Originally posted by Rudey
What is SEE?

-Rudey

Signed Exact English - using a mix of ASL and other signs, but following the grammar of true english.

For example - ASL would say "I go store I"

SEE would say "I am going to the store"

ASL cuts out "ing" and other suffixes to words whenever necessary - it makes it faster to use

[Peaches-n-Cream]

English only I studied French, but I am definitely not fluent. I wish that I were.